v, n5
loll Don, price 2
‘ cocoa. at such
to Vveiaewhere tor V
. . her of their friends
Vv at .tho/ Bouthport phhrmacy. cpent
Sunday with friends In East Norwalk.
.‘ marri
no. A J. Smith. of New Haven a
tamer pastor of the East Avenue
Methodist. Church. will come here on
. February 12 and conduct a. Weeks rc-
ll set-Vices in the church
The services at the Advent Christian
Church last evening were largely at-
tended and very helpful. The singing
by the Bil-chard Sisters was remark-v
11ny line and was enjoyed by all prom
Bert Brunstrop, the East Norwalk
pailtiter, who was operated upon 'l‘ucs-
day. at the General Memorial Hospi-
ml in New York city, is getting along
initially, according to intelligence lur-
niched on the telephone .
A little girl loat a sum of money
down through one of the cracks of the
bridge Saturday Drawtendcr John
- Colovlater found the money on one of
the lure. but. does not know the name
of 0 owner. Yesterday Mr. Cole
(oust it woman '9 caps on the bridge.‘
Oaptaln Oscar St .lohn has sold the
old St.- John homestead at the corner.
of Ehst avenue and Cook street, to J
- ‘ Sturg'es Randall through the agenty of
' 0. E. Wilson. 'l‘he property comprises
the homestead, which was erected
about sixty-three years ago, and an
acre of this land - '
A.‘ sociable and entertainment under
the auspices of the Epwo'rth League
Wll12hc hold this evening at the East
Ayenuo Methodist Episcopal (‘htn-rh.
All“ Tallinn-L alum-nt' tonic-«t nill _'i‘ullo\t
lilo blitclwlnlntni lcr- tvloum. \till he
servcd. Admission is free. and all are
invited. It will be under the dim lion
of Miss Edna N Day, the fourth vice
president.
......_.
Weekly bulletin of the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal, Church: Monday
8 p.V ln.. Epworth Vlieagtie social in the
Sunday school room; Tuesday, 7. 3'5 9
113., class meeting in the primary room;
Wednesday. 2 p m. Ladles’ Aid Socie-
ty meeting; Thursday, 7.45 p. m..
V church prayer meeting in the primary
room; Fri ny 7 p m.,- the Norwalk
Epworth oaguc Union will be the
guest of the Epworth Magoo and Jun-
on Band- of this church.
Since Admiral John Cole has been
taking to wearing a Liberty cap. with
a sugar ~like cone and tans-ole at the
end. he looks like a veritable condos.
and when the wind carries it straight
out, like the pennants on the torsion.
he becomes a picturesque sight. The
old bridge then becomes to him a
v man-o'- war with its fore and aft iaff.
rails and mast for the signalling ser-
vice, and his moves up and down. giv~
-ing orders to the right and the loft.
entree many a pauuorby to‘halt and
take in the situation.
The oyster bouts experienced consid-
erable difficulty thié morning in leav-
ing the harbor. The ice cakes which
for weeks have obstructed the channel,
were firmly knitted together by thluncr
ice and the whole inass proved lmpcnc-
trublc until UN‘ Mildred got no steam
and walked right through the Jam as ‘
if there tit-re nothing there to Impede
her. The ice is so had up the river
that the than which are tending the
dredger are often seriously hampered
. ill their uork of. taking the loaded
. {ialfiub out into the Sound to dump
lem.
When a (winter atwi'atlng doth twirl
and entwino the twine which is twist-
ed becomes very line. and it is a treat
to ace William Twist bring the palm
of his honest right hand to that of
his left in the precast bf urchins
threads tor sowing purposes..a d ‘dvve
venture to any that no theme eyed
list could cross the line without Initial
his life. When Twist’a brad break» or
hill thread gets all of a twist the
bristles head he wears not at al.‘ nor
himself nor gets hogglah
' but keep» on right straight «in ’g sink-
his sentence from the L‘uuadl in boat
soils of “Row Brothers.
"rum Gilt the Life Linc.”
hive no idea what in involved in saw-
in“ a pair of abode.
dim Itlteh for every day in
dumb-
, bell exercise for a shoclnako without
. do a seed deal of one work
about. It.
9... ‘ Ol‘.
People
There a. about
it year.
and about fifteen abroad-cost vniotiona
with the arms. and when an o of the
a maishlnxl‘y low figure you can
a letter carrier. it mole
this; and Mrs. ll ward Kids. of
m been ‘tnarried
twentydi vey am fiawr day. in honor of
the occasion, they invited a large num—
vbe‘ present at
a celebration at thei home Friday
night. Nearly aeventy ve meets were
cpresen‘t and Mr. and in. Kins were
chromed by being in rally showered
with areal: quantities: tbeautttul and
dentin. vvtoitens of re rd by their
friends. Very few newly married cou-
pies receive more or n dsomer wed-
ding presentil than we c calmed up-
on Mr. and Mrs. King at their silver
wedding.“iMr. and re. King were
in Stung BrooT, L. 1:: by Rev.
David clilullen. The olilciatius cicr.
gyman would have beet present Friday
night had not slttkn'e‘sh in his family
prevented. Most of the guests who
witnessed the weddin are dead. but
several of their deacon cuts were pre-
sent. Music Wall fucnl‘ahed throughout
the evening by Clarence Bloom at the
piano and George log are on the vio-
lln. Dominique Well sang several
solos during the areal g. Hubbard S:
Smith entered and cor 'ed as elabor
ate luncheon. Those present included
Rev and M38. Bdrm? Cunningham.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 8 Vi eeler. Mr. and
Mrs John ll. L‘ilomnl dlcu. Miss S. 8
’i‘lilotson. Mrs Ellnah tit Hawxhulmst
Miss Annie Hawthorn, Mr. and Mrs
(‘lmries Hawxhunlt Mil. and lid-.l's H. A.
Lewis. Mr. and Mrll. (lilarltuv A. Hair-
kins Mt. and Mralv‘ .33 Roberts. Mrs
R. M Robinson, Captain and Mrs. Os-
car at John Mn and Mrs Henry Soy—
mour. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Seymour.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Glover. Mrs. H.
M. ”.iato Mrs. M. A1,Froeb Mr. and
Mrs. Enochs Botven. Mr and Mrs, W.
H. Overton; Mr. and Mrs. James II.
Rundlo Mr. and Mrs; Marshall ll.
'I‘olles, Mr and Mrs Frank (layer. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward E (lorham Mr anti
Mrs. Daniel LHHommiedlcu Mr. and
Mrs. l. M. smith. Mrj. and Mrs. Sto-
phen S. Nuphoy, Miss ticllnc Naphey.
Miss Bessie Naphey. M as Adeline lion-
derson Mr and Mrs. lv‘. Benedict. Ml.
and Mrs Burwall F. Day. Jr.. Mr And
Mrs. Charles Simona. Mr. and litre
S. '1‘. Carmen; Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Hawkins. Mr. and MerI Edward.VSiul-
mans, Miss Mary St. John, Mr and
Mrs. I. B. Stone, Mr. and Mrs A V.
B Bayltvs. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Mont-
'gomcly MI. and Mrs. E. P. Hyatt.
.ll'.. .1. J, Ahenm. J. 38. Ross, ,J. W.
Iv’mt‘s. Mr. llllll Mrs. A. S. Carpenter.
Mr. and eri \‘tmwn (iatorbank's Mr.
and Mrs. Forrest N. Hawkins Miss
Iiula A Hawkins Mr 'and Mrs Tho-
mas S Wells, Mr and Mrs. Albertb‘
Wells, Miss Julie M.T“’(-ll8, Mr. and
Mrs. Israel (l. Hnwkl .s. Stony Brook.
1.. 1.; Miss Bertha L. Vulker. Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Jayne Ml M A. Baylos.
Bridgeport; Miss hell o 13. Wells. Mr.
Dominique R. .Wells Mrs A. B. Ham-
lyn, Brooklyn: Mr. and Mrs. Charles
'llilton Brown. Mr. anh Mrs. E. Fran-
cis Hyde, Mrs. MaryvA. Brown. Mrs.
Lucy Darling, New V‘l’ork; Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur E;- Sleymoitr. Mr. and Mrs.
H. D, Perry, Danbut‘yl nga. l". A. Ro-
binson. Rev. Joseph . ll. Robinson.
White Plains. N. Y.: Mrs. George T
Fanning. Smithtotvn, L, l.: Mrs. ll.
(f. Gerad. Floral l’ulk, L. l.: Willard
Napby. Stamford.
ROWAY'ICON.
Charles Boolnan, of New York, spent
Sunday with his father and mother,
of the West. Side.
_—-v-——‘-
_ _ .
Mills Emma ‘Cushm‘an and mother
of Logan street. visited friends in
Stamford yesterday. 1 .
mwr... .
Richard Kigzlns. of New York. In
visiting his par,cuts V .‘nud Mrs. John
Klggina, or the West ido.
Miss Florence Bottvmlcy. of Bridge
port. who has been ugagcd to temh
Room I. In the L wayton Public
School, began her duties today.
Rev. 8. D. Wood. of Highland avo-
nlie, who has been ill ‘or some time. so
that for days it was feared he would
not recover in now u do to sit up and
is rapidly conv'aleseln .
Frank Lockwood. at Main street. has
boeuaick several days with malaria
and la grippo and has been unable to
work his route in south Norw‘alk.
with tho Addms Express Company.
which is being covtlcd by Charles
Conley.
i
wand—0..
ve and one hun-
alrntinn on Five
Mile River Beturday. it made a vary
as» right to to... be old and young
coloring this inlet-t.I nd the citect otV
tween seventy vii
WM than no
lensing several toboaln
through the mercy e mi added boanv
ty to the sight. ’7
John Obcriunder. hanger of the
launch Works. Mill in veral tine launch-
es nearly completed. and lil netting up
flitting W
D9 .
great care is
causally run it the track
turned re
.l to work in Bullard’s Machine
‘ a. in Bridgeport. collapsed last
. and now has a severe ”algaek
‘v‘ aro oil and a new order of things Wont
. " ticking-
threat 0 a‘n-d the Rough
Rider Glee Club oi mNorwallt will visit
the Sol iera Home at Newton and en-
tortilla he veterans.
"Apples and Oranges. Street's Cash
Grocery. . , .
Avery has not the slightest intention
of leaving Noroioh. Althouah be In on.
angel! in study and hospital work in
New York. part of his little. he retains
his residence in Norolon, is there
much of his time and his family ra-
aides there. aénow, who a. tempo
rnrily in Neroton. is assisting Dr.-
Avory. , v v .
m
GLENBROOK
The next meeting oi the Glenbroolt
Debating Society will be hold at, the
home of Mr: atld' Mrs ‘(lv, Kent Kettle
Maple Avenue, Tuesday evening at it.
The subject for debate is: "absolved.
That the sign of the times point to (l
decline in out: national greatness " The
atllrmatlvo side will be taken by" Wile
llani ”R. Bryant; and Rev. .Samucl
Evers; the negative by Dr lra Stlluon
and Harrv Scoilold
Quite a large number of people ro-
apondcd to an invitii'titm to attend a
Memorial Church, for the purpose of
luuaical instruction by' (l'oorge Bowen.
instructor of music in the public
schools of Stamford. Rehearsals will
soon begin for it contain to be given
in the church. The meetings will be
held Monday evenings. in the lecture
room of the. church.
‘i
—-When doctors fail try Burdock
Blood Bitters. Cures dyspepsia, con-
atlpation: Invigorates the whole sys-
tom
w
WESTPORT.
Mrs. Waiter Pendieton. of New York,
is visiting here. .
The board of Relief is to meet in the
Sclectntcn's oiilco on Feb. 1, 8, and is.
w. a Albln. who in the victim of .3.
attack of pneumonia ls reported out of
dangcl.
I
Minn (inhale mm. has return-d
lltll’tit‘. (min visit with frlv-ndn in Dmok
lyn, N. Y. . V.
Rev. E. Cunninghamo of.Eaat Nor
walk. is to preach in the Methodist
church tomorrow.
Representatives front the several
tire houses horn vvill attend the coming
ball of the l-‘alrliold department. on the
night of Jun 25
~—.
. Miss Draco Adams has returned to
her school duties in Boston after an
enjoyable holiday vacation hero with
her relatives and friends.
Followingare the newly elected di
rectors of the bank hero: W. 1. Saab
ton. J l. Jennings. B. 1.. Woodworth;
D, B Bradlehl“ .M. vSalmon. LII.
littbbell. . vV ..
Rev. G. W. Griffith, of Botbcl. while
hero at the meeting of the Glorious
association. contrived to continue his
stay for a time longer with his friend.
Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie
Rev. 1.1. W. Holmes. who has so far
recovered from his almost fatal attack
of pneumonia to be able to get about
his home I. now contemplating a trip
to Florida. for the balance of the win
tor. it would be the very bent. move
the gentleman could make at this time
and others believe with him that the
“bar“ will serve to renew energy and
boa ill. V
The health oilicor appears to have
been aroused to a house of duty dually
and there is mom regard for the pub-
lie and the necessities in the prevail-
ing cases of scarlet fever and diph—
theria here than was the situation be
fore the general arotost against the
conditions. The h lot in growing that
the recall; from the recent. discoveries
will not be one... and that is gratify-
lua. but those in autlmrlty should have
lent-nod a wholesome lesson and the
matter of ouuruntiuo where such Ia
ntwoasary ought" to bo speedily and
rigidly unforced
Ordinarily there could be nothing
new conceived in the handling of the
story oi Bellini Witchcra‘tt, that is as
fresh in the minds or the ayprn'ge
school child as the story of Ooclpltob-
in. but. the paper furnished by the .
0. ll. atraver at the last pleating
of the historical social { served to pro
sent the historical inc (lentil in it new
imolul lu thclr compliments and in de-
ready placed on do market.
number of boats bu it and the line
to look for one here.
5‘ annular physicians muttering
liming hi, trade or lonltV
has for
while out-
During the past f
ii. and
a number of new mes which are al-
The
workmanilhlp on th m is on induce-
merit for any one do irinfi a line craft
the society in more. day.
Lille licence a ghost. the water tron
announced to‘ take place via
oper viibuite with a (needed at t
dialrlct the burnished“
the din lot cotnmliioo as tqlhe birth
of con tact.“ and on... that‘vgsllt‘luidl
clitoral lliltililid.L till
cg'lflll
. til heat of that
yi V
Fact likely to ovaries) The result is .
Despite It router to the contrary. Dr." 3
meeting Friday evening. in the. Union '
L. not his hill and that he did not draw it
and partlculnrly.attranilve (orlu and
those who heard the paper are noun.
clarinlr in to have been one of the
very best that. it» been read before
bio wen down and tonight the fourth,
act of t 'o comedy of town 93.56% it;
u
twill-h
Mill use lb instruct
egg .VVVuv t.’ l.
we. send that its mentativea in
Obvious. so far as the Water Co. in
connections (the there is no reason to
believe hat: the action of the meeting“
.toulsh ll alverve that corporation
orient the charm proposed. what»
ever they may prove to be. All (Innis
be as easy on economic lines as was
the case originally. Meantime the
town cannot afford to mince matters
and Its a sort or Hobaoh' a choice. how-
ever wise the movement of tonight
ulny appear. _
WESTON.
Mrs; .M. D. Bedlam.
New York. .
Andrew Boers is visiting rcictlv es in
MedIvay. Mesa. _V
We...
ll. W. Bradley has recovered from a
ttvo woelta' illness.
George ill: and family are
of severe attacks of grip. ,.
W
Miss Jennie Nichols has re _
from a. visit in numbed. . itjiV
John P. F‘itchhaa been culturing
from a badly ulcerated tooth.
lilies Eula Ferris is recovering from
a threatened attack of pneumonia.
M... w. r, Rowland will enrol-tam
the Whist Club at its next meeting.
Mina Lillian Adams spent part of
last week with Mrs. Nelson Crossmlul.
V Orlando Andrews who has been quite
seriously ill is still confined to the
house.
Mlauli Minnie Williams and in... Jun-
nir- Stcvena are visiting friends In
New Y.ork '
Mrs. Lewis. ‘ Shipman is now home
again much improved alter a stay at
several weeks at the Norwalk Hospital.
Air. and Mrs. A. 0. Bradley have
spent a. tow days in Hartford, and
while there attended the annual meet»
ing of the State Grange.
A social and sup r. at the house of
Mrs. vllawley Willema. is scheduled-
for the evening of the twentieth by
the Norilold Aid Society.
.MUCH iNTERLEOT IN ANTI-AT-
WOODBILL.
Judge Banks Believes it Will Be Buo-
3608713..
The bill torepeal the old statute un-
der which the 1). Preston Atwood illlllg
were brought, which was lutrmlnced at
thv- General Assembly in Hartford lv‘ri-
day by Judge Elmom 8. Banks of
iv‘nirileld. the text oi which ti'pptnru
rluc vhom In this paper will be watch
ed with the greatest interest through-
out. the state. In this city especiallv
thcpro can and fate of the bill will
be wato ed closely because many of
those most interested in it live here.
Bridgeport is Mr. Atwood's place of
residence and his attorneys through
whom the suits were brought are Phe
inn. Toolnev I: Phelan. The on Morris
W. Sclmour, who Is chairman of the
committee of attorneys who have or-
ganized to; defeat the suits, resides
llolo also
The introduction of the bill early in
the session of the assembly was too
pooled. Judge Banks stated to a For-
tour reporter this morning that it is
d. lie did not care to state whose
11 ll it was but said that it was drafted
after a conference with Attorney (ion
oral King.
Judge Banks believes that there Is
littlc‘dd‘ubt but that the bill will be
diciary calamities of the legislature.
and other members of this committee
artv believed to be In favor of the bill.
while Senators' A W. Paige and Stiles
Judson. Jr.. oi" the Senate judiciary
committee. are also thought to ho fa-
vorablo to it. Upon the recommenda-
lions of these twu important commit-
loos, the bill will undoubtedly be pass»
ed.
There were ill! of the Atwood suite
returned to the Court of Common piece
in June and 156 in Sobtonlber.V all but
a low of which are awaiting trial.
i-lonle were dropped by Mr. Atwood.
in each the statutory penalty of 3240
Is claimed by Mr. Atwood of admlnlnv
tlators who have neglected to file luv
vcnlorloa upon estates in their charge.
if Mr Atwood were successful in his
nulls he would get about 366. 000. Judge
Banks, as a member of the law (inn
of Davenport 0. Banks. is consul for
(hf defendants in a number or the
auto. -
Attorney Jeremiah D. Toomoy. Jr.
who has Mr. Atwood a stilts in' charge.
said this morning he had heard at the
bill but that .he had not inquired into
the matter and had nothing to say
upon the cabinet. . - ,r
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coy (intently. oer
Ronny and "re- an a throat as loan!
remedy, and on hcoount of the greatP
merit and popularity. ofv Foley's obey
and 'l‘a'r many imitations are 0 bred“
for the genuine. Ail: for FoleyI‘Hs
Honey and 'i‘ar and refuse any substi-
lute altered as, no other preparation
will give the name satisfaction. V loin
mildly laxative. it contains no op-
iates and in safest for children and
delicate persons. * sold at Plaiatcd’a
Drug Store. - . ‘-
The com menial traveler and lust
finished ms of bid best stories. .
"it that theft. true, every word, Pin
a ,
is visiting in .
successful, He Is a member of the Ju- ,
Oral
Hurt ..
9&1?ng ”til: I
avoid lit “lvg‘xfilr
Mhllflh‘"
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lest the More
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rl’all’tflllli? lbs ’lioEIinle
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hue Stove " Free.
e Sieve «pends upon it.
CHARLES E. DOW.
112 Wuhlngton st.
‘ 'Phone. 43—6
'0 ygn
at our
n Stove (liar
affront “MFA. .
Lining; the
FU EL OBTAINABLE.
OF 26 BU. OR MORE.
ED.
l
Wuww
KEEP WARM
THESE COLD WINTER DAYS BY
USING THE cusapaer AND sear
HA8 BEEN REDUCED TO a coma .2
PER sueHsL DELIVERED m LOTS
TRY A LOAD AND BE CONVINCIM
llllll’lliigllilgll.
. ’Phone 68.
EMEMMMME
‘ be safely reinvested through this Com.
, aired information on request.
‘ day received to day withdrawn.
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STEAM.
vm
AND GAS
FITTING
teeth Namath.
upon favorable terms.
JOHN
E. ii. Mathew!”
John N. Knapp ;
Judith I. ervlli
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DMBINO AND
ILATI AND TIN
(In and Item
One Fixtures, Natal
Hav Mu onion our
WOW
FRANK 8. WW Still
PLUMBING.
HOT WATER.
. Tin. Shut Iran. Copper
and Zinc.
80 South Main Street.
Telephone. 137$.
Mil.
CITY llllilNll BANK
IOUTH NORWANK. DONN.
ORGANIZED 1881.
WITH
all"!!! Y 310000030
Surplus. $100.000.00
Oollolto accounts of Individuals. man
electoral-s, merchants and corporntleas
EDWIN H. MATHIWDON. PM
I'LKNAPP. Vim
MOO. ll. LAY'I'ON, MIDI.
DIIIOTOII.
John H. Li."
damsel drum-n
Christian swirl: J. Wall-es Marvin
Ind. Mil.
STEAM 304
noo'ln.
’RIG D'RAN ES?
THE JOngohnn I: HOTOHKIIE.
NHODWALK.
‘93012a.m.
'OIIIIEI'I. Ito.
tilt?“
Whitest
u" .mcivtfir'
4 Per Cent.
Money now drawing 4 per cent. can
pony ot ii per cent ~lncreaeing the luv
come 26 per cent.
Description of methods and all do»
investments bear earnings from
Meets ............ 31.700.000
Surplus and Profits ....V... 3160.000
Endorsed by the most conservative
antherltles upon investments.
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFIOE. 16 30. MAIN ..8T
Resident Directors. Resident Manners.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Chat-Isa E. Dow ‘ John 3. Lawrence
FOR OLD AND YOUNG.
Night goods at rock-bottom fig-
ures
In addition to a very complete
line of toys, dolls, books. games
and athletic goods. l have a va-
riety of useful articles. lnclud- ,
lug scissors. pocket-knives. ra-
zors. strops etc. all high grade. '
at very low prices.
it will surely pay you to look
through my stock.
H R. BUlKLEY.‘
52 30. MAIN 31".
Fresh and Cheap
Spanish Mackerel, 12c lb.
Blue Fish. large and small, 12:: lb.
Weak Fish . 10o lb.
Eels, 12c. and itc lb.
Glucose and White Fish, 10c lb.
Pickersi, 10o lb.
Largo Newfoundland Herring, 8c lb.
Fro-t Fish, aclb.
Flat Fish. 7e lb.
German Carp. 9c lb.
Smelt, large and small; Steak Cod
and Halibut; Whole Columbia Riv-
er Salmon. 10: lb.
Long and Round Clams. 30c quart
All other kinds of fish at reasonable
prices.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
South Norwalk.
CAPT. CHARLES DUORO88, Prop.
Miss Boerunl,
DERMII TDLOGISTT
CHIROPODIST.
“ Lookwood’: Hall.
..arwalk. Conn.
Office Hours.-
1 to 5:30 p. m.
. Telephone
Connection.
F S. BANKS
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR JOB-
BING. BUILDING-0F NEW AND RE-
MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.
lN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS BY
MAIL PROMPTLYVATTENDED TO.
—RE3IDINOE—
73 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
I
Surety Bonds
or All Kinds.
“can Ml mm
R. R. Ava. South Norwalk.
Telephone 86-3..
,
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. HOTEL VICTORIA. '
.I CORNER RAILROAD A ENUE AND
l Merrill and Condlt's wines,
. and cigals
a
"Mile. ”I.
Jellllll's Ibrahim
. m. .
canteen nosing
earl-led lit to...
to... Ann eleven mam
Nell Bruised mam:
Have no superior. can allow time
In German.
3 cl... Bhksd on... v .. .
a all. Egg Plums
24 COTTAGE AVENUE}
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
If You Want to "Sell ‘7'
your property, whether it is a rural.
. a house and lot in town or rohl estate ,
of any description quickly, call or 'ada
dress
w. a. DeOARNO
86 Wall street. Norwalk Conn.
It will be of advantage to you also
to see me if you are desirous of buy;
in; any kind of property ' ‘
"J
MONROE BTR Eff.
Newly furnished throughout. Most
. comfortable and up til-(late hotel in the
city. Electricity and heat in every
room. Baths in connection. Perv
. tect sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Always comfortable and
quiet.
Caro carrying 'a full line on Acker~
liquors
Best stocked bar in the
city. V V , .,
'I‘. J. SULLIVAN. prop.
TELEPHONE CALL, 306—3.
Us: STANDARD FIXTURES
for your Bath Room. They are
clean, neat and durable.‘
Horace R. Nash.
COR. N. MAIN AND WEST 8T5.
SO. NORWALK, CONN.
Wall
Paper.
Our stock of new goods ‘just in
Is a little larger than ever before.
Wonderful how low you can
hey nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner. '
We have taken a good many
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures for
your work.
We try to carry in stock every-
thing you mod for the decoration
of your house inside wont.
Norwalk Chronicler