ills-returned from a visit to the Qunk.
01"01 . .
«noun or sit
mfls' i
sit
" “"011, and after shaking hands Wash
. stdiygi‘iiiiian kick-the crutch from un-
, Civil War. and what would you have
on. becoming excited, said:
' fallow hits in this World, that is. his
‘ rallgidn." .
‘ 030‘ home In Rowayton avenue.
‘ lion as engineer for the Standard Oil
I:
‘ ,tbrday, getting ready to lay the Q20
. tithe from the pumping station to e
3 110‘ both 0 10009:” _ 1
not. afford to ”goalsowbero tor, the .
.; Come to the Sale now going a .. .. . .. I. , .
at and
,flfhn“ cannon and his given
Agnos’ Guild. Thurs
ad to bring‘out. a number of people“ d” .
» tire stockof producoion’viiand and so!
posts to start for“ I.mg‘,lsinudiii a‘fowi
days Ioranothorioad ‘
‘ ,ruprsturnod from New
or, yesterday, .and is convalesoing as
handily as can be expected. ‘ ;
Mrs. Charles E. Dunnebaekc, or this
land. ‘dtten‘de‘d‘ the whlst party given
yMisa’ Julio; Wakeman, in Green
arms, last Wednesday. " '
n... —.-u'r'r..
bislpond off McKinley street. The ice
is seven inches thick. and is being
placedin-the fourth and last house. . .
Captain 'Wilbur and wife, of'tho Bub
vaiion. Artny, of south Norwulk. were
'l‘oksnoke Beach lnn,».ono day this.
”Katherine Duerss Is visiting
nds'in Philadelphia for New days, .
‘ The same mall ciferh‘who. ailcd to
or :Ioiber. Captain Charles Doc-rose. " “
throw oi! the sack containing The,
Sentinels. last Monday, failed to throw ;
W
beautiful moonlight last even-
which was still hanging at 0:30 p. m.‘
As thishas happened several times bs-.
”4 The ;
I
ed many, youugijpoopie‘ no avail
ofithe- tine skating and tho
’ delvmiindgabont remanded with
ates on the Ice.
_...
en“ ih‘ due course or time.
\
. Charles Kaolsr, of. the Washington
‘ t-bridgc. who was the finder of
, Inductiiostfthis .w’sek. saw the.
yertl‘soment In The Evening Senti‘
1, last night. and returned the arti-
to the owner.“ ‘ _. _
The servicea'at the Advent Christ-
Church, tomorrow, will be vary in.
mtlng,.and Rev. Mr. Hoacook, of
'Miiiord. the lndian preacher, will
alike piilpiis with Rev. James W.
»
7:30 p, m.
A Valuable Possession: topic of’ oven-g
ing sermon. Jnstitying Ono's Self: Sum!
mend.
service. Ladies 'Aid meets WCdIIE‘S-i
day at 2 p. m. at parsonage.
, or John R. Mum and Mrs.
, ,wiily.‘ Wife of the admiral, while
' lilting through the tracts of Wash-
” n. D. 0.. met 00 cool Robert in‘
Church, Rev. A. L. Hubbard. pastor—~-,
0:80 a. m., class meeting. Irving Clark,
leader: 10:30, preaching subject, The
Lambof God: 1:30 '10. no. Sunday
school; 8:15, Epworth Dengue; 7..
preaching. Salvation; Tuesday oven»:
in‘g. neighborhood cottage meetings. on
Mills Hill. at Mrs. H. Rowland’s, led
by John L'Homtnedicu; lower end of
Village. at Mrs, George Wicks'. led by
Oscar Mills: meeting at the center, at
James E. Stovns', led by Charles W.
Bell; meeting at north and. led by
Spencer Horton- Thursday evening:
prayer meeting.
naat’an‘nsn noao'ron.
flan——
Thore has been a‘ large crowd skat-
ing on the Cove pond evenings, this
week. The loads in (assailant condi-
tion. and it is possibleto haVc askaio
of a couple 10!. miles without covering
the same surface twice. ' ,i
said to him, 1'1 have Just seen a cow-
ndr the arms oi an old veteran or the.
Ingor~
“i would
Mock the blackguard down." “Well."
replied Wash, “you are trying to knock
from under me the only support a poor
dolls If you had been there?“
ROWAY'ION.‘ ,
..-..~.
samuel Mead is ill of tonsiiltis.
Mrs. Preston Hart; who has been
vety oil, is now improving.
' y'j'il. . .
Mrs. Charles Morris Is quite III at
M;,,,",_ s...
The New York Tribune of Thursday
has almost a column concerning .los-
eph W, Mother. of Barton, who lives
near the New Canaan line and Is well
known to many of our readers. Mr.
Mather is a retired business man, and
the celebration of his 85in birthday at
the Hotel St. George, was the ocean»
ion of the articles.
WEST NORWALK.
Fred'R. E‘merson has returned from
his trip to Newark. N. J.
Architect u. c. Pelton. of New York.
has been visiting at Contentment ls-
land.
Rufus Yarrlngion iras secured a posi-
Company.
Samuel Bond, of Bridgeport, the
blind musician. is the guest of his un-y
cits-Albert Mills. ‘
Mrs. J. A. Decker. pl 80th Norwnlk.
is {VIBIUIIS Mr. and Mrs. James Can-
nor. of Brookside.
Miss Ethel Mather has returned
. , from a visit In New York.
Mrs: Harry Cummings. of New York.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Cud-
Iipp. of .Church street.
M...-
A good sized dancing class was
formed at Mrs. J. B. Smith's. Thurs-
day cvcnlug.
__..¢
The foundation or the new Baptist
Church. of Rowayton, ls completed and
is a line piece of work.
Mrs. C. G. Emerson gave an after-
noon ion In honor of Mrs, Elbert lipids,
of Ilurirn, this weolt.
Miss Lucy Lyon. of the West Bldcn
has been entertaining Miss Anna! CRANBURY,
Siabl. of New York city. ,
"‘““""‘“‘””‘ Miss Elsie and Master George lions
'Mrs. (icorgc Scott has a benutilul are m, .
littio Otoholto orange true, consuming
several fully formed oranges. Master Earl Gregory and Clarence
Smith are on tho sick list.
Miss Florence Raymond; teachcrnln
Banlt’a‘ North school, will spend today
and Sunday with her parents in Roway-
ton.
10. Blake has accepted a position
with "The Holmes, Keeler it Selieclt
Company."
Rev, J. B. Werner of Grace church.
will preach in the Chapel tomorrow
afternoon at 4:10.
Several flocks of wild goose were
soon flying northward yesterday. Each
dock contained a large number of
geese. ‘
Mrs. Frederick Hawks and Mrs. Jib
ucpb Frleblo of Bridgeport have been
' guests of Mrs. Thomas Gregory.
At a surprise party on Miss Jennie
Cronlt held at her homo last evening.
about eighty were pmsnt. Vocal and
instrumental music and gamut: worn
the attractions of the evening. A col-
lation was armed.
washroiir. .
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
(l. A. Williams.
Mrs. Henrlechcls, of Lyons Plain.
was ”scant Width in town.
John Oberluudcr. manager of the
Launch Works, had a large consign-
ment of lumber and building material
arrive yesterday.
Mrs. Annie Miller. of Springtime.
am) has Just ruturncd home from Can-
ada. Is the guest. of her sister. Mrs.
James 111. Slovene.
.a-
Elwood Biondway. of this place,
while handling a cracker box. had the
misfortune to lot the lid tail on his
finger. nearly severing the end.
The Binmford work train, with sov-
st'al cat-loads of pipe, was a: writ
. W
n. J. Taylor and nits have returned
Nik- -, from a Visit with tricnds‘ In New York.
_ my. iii. D. Woods, who has best.
dangerously blunt pneumonia. in now
this to come down stairs on to the
Jim door oi his home for a short time .
each day. ,
mag... Judson Williamson. of as ‘
loopfin‘h: has nearly sold out bison; .
v .
shame ut the Marina through sickntias.
Milo lsllsa Gerhard has returned
home from a visit with friends in Wll~
,1. R. Grant and wife of New York.
,‘pigtcuyouwm u be is:
signed this position “there and
. . trio chat commenced “being beyond theexpeotations of the
cutting the second crop of ice from Dmleetors. , .
guestsof 131.111. Hath the caretaker at but with an attack of Monday.
A...”
mean chowder subnerwassbloyodi Miss Henrietta Willing. of Now
,Yorlt, spout Sunday with her mother,
.Mrs. Willing in Cannon.
on normal! at all yesterday. and also‘or Mrs. J. McEwen Belts did not tako
neglected to pick up the catcher pouch. I place Tuesday afternoon as expected. ‘
fore .«oompialnt has‘boeh made. to .tho ‘ for, both 1.1. n .
postal authorities. and probably some mg, ,m wi tor walking and driv
recognition of the matter will be tak-g evidence.
_ 'I‘ho grip is prevalent to some ox«
.Rowayton Baptist. Church. Frank C.‘ tent. ,
Brown. pastorwServlccs at 10:45, and Alice Myers and‘oth’ers have recently
Morning semion subject. been ill. , ‘ .
day school at 12; Junior Christian En- case this winter trapping and curing
dcavor at 4; Senior Christian Endeav- some lino specimens of the fur bear-
or at 0:15. leader, Miss Clara Ray- lug tribe,
Special music-nttho cvsningpm . ~
‘ Happy the Court ol‘ Common Plinth.
, Hour service at 7:30. Thursday even. , port, from" this place are Gardiner 1..
people from Cannon, the sociable that
was to have been held in the Hall last
Thursday evening was postponed un-
til further notice. '
ed that the only month this season to
, State Grange 11100
injured In the muck of the St. John
a... r. Rooney is confined to bar .
, neon. _ who ‘hasibeoli
dune with friends at the .
n .1
1 151'“. W. C. dandy. for-Twain time one .
shutdown at the Sanitarium. has 1‘07»
sons to
his. Mo.
\.
. y ‘ ‘
, . , hyfst.
aycvoulng,
was the source of considerable pieaawl
urc. The provenangodo the church
fund and the returns are . roprosoutod .
WILTON.
w
Mrs. Mary (Osborn is quite in.
mm
Mrs, '1‘. F'. Gilbert is onthe sick
‘ .
The itivlimi willst party at the homo
II
The roads aria in excellentcondltion
Bicycllsts are also somewhat in 1
Miss Minerva McMahon. Miss
Edward Eekiu'nd has had good suc-
a.
'I‘he jurors summoned iosorVo at
Ilridgc- y
A‘ local weather ‘prophet‘has predict-
hnrvest lc‘o was December. Forth;
[lately the owners of ice houses have
gathered a good crop before the mild
weather of January. ‘
attendet um
‘ vjbold at Hart- ‘
ford last week w. fiMr.. and Mrs.
CilarieI'Gregol‘y. Mrr‘r‘and Mrs. Jer‘
ome Godfrey, Mr. and.;Mi‘s. Joel God»
trey. Mrs, Edith J. Clerk and the
Misses Mamie Miller, Saidle Sturghs,
Edith Jackson nnddosie Stoininell.
Among those. .‘II ‘
Wm“ ”~--
INJURED ARE oomo WELL.
Physician Makes Favorable Reports on
Farms. left We nesduy for his home in i ,. . x
. Submarine 00
mark when shown a dcspntch from
Wnsiungton. saying, that his company
would dis charges against. Secretary
. Morton because the Lake tronipuny had
not bcen permitted to compote in tho
submarine boat tests.
indignant ovor the, dollop of theNavy
Department in giving additional con-
tracts to the Holland company with-
out. permitting him to demonstrate
whether or not his Invention is u more
practical
When asked whether or not charges
would be brought Captain Lukc ro~
fused to talk.
want consolation. go home. When you
want i'un go home.
ed. go home and let your family get
acquainted with the fact.
want to show yourself at your best go
home and do the act there.
you feel like being extra liberal go
home and‘practlce on your wife and
children first.
shine’ with extra brilliancy go home
and light up the whoiohousohold." To
which we would add. when yoii have
n‘bad cold, go home and take Cham-
ber'lalh‘s‘ Cough Remedy and a quick
cure is certain.
monln.
ed for. at the following postofiices for
the current week.
Taylor avenue, (2); Miss Emma Hoyt.
Miss Mazolle R. Jackson, Mrs.
Cabin. 90 Woodward avenue.
Bertha, Patterson, Miss hi. Synoii, Her-
bert Woodward. '
That Ha I?
Five of his
Captain Lake made the above to
Captain Lake
or submarine
WI)“ bout.
WHEN To so HOME.
From the Biuffton. Ind, Banner:
,When tired out. go home. When you
When you want
0 show others that you have reform-
Wbsn you
. When
When you want to
it counteracts any
encicncy of a cold to result In pneu-
For sale by Stllison-Powell
day Washington‘M‘Laln. iound- “18' ‘ ..' ‘ _ Raymond “gimme \X (muggy. g?rrpomu%1'id egg“; ”E???”
e ce's r 9 ar 00', o uss
the Cincinnati lnquirsr, and Rowayton Methodist Episcopnil OWIIIII to the absence .of- so many pharmacy. If 5 o"
ADVERTISE!) LETTERS.
The following letters remain ,uncallv
South Nomaik-licnrl Guthary, as
Mo
Mrs.
E. a. cann. r. M.
Sand in
It and werIKI: Dialing]
"8me " All midpoint. ,
“(Whoa I II. '0“, m.»
: . ' Durham Wreck Victims.
DURHAM. N. H... Jan. 21.~Tbo phy-
sicians attending those. most seriously
express here yesterday, made a farm-
nbio rcport this i'orcnoou in ovry case:
.‘ilbcrt 8. Hall, of Portland who fillii‘
ruined Internal Injurirs and whose colt.
diiion was considered critical, was
much better and tho doctors consider
that chant-vs for his rocovory art- Iin~
proved. Miss Itcllo Donald. of linnr
ton. N. 13., who was sorlously injured
about the head and shoulders. is rust-
ing comfortably and. tho outlook is
considered encouraging. Benjamin (1.
Bowdolu. the Pullman car porter. who
was severely hurt by being buried
through a window. is recoverinsr rap
idly. The track has been rcpnlrod. An
early train of freight cars was scat,
very slowly over the roadbcd at 2 0.!
in., and the workmen were eiiabicd to
tind the weak spots in the‘irack. To:
day the rondbed Is in perfect condition
and trains are running as usual.
RE~A88IGNMENT 0F PRIESTB.
The clerical changes announced by
Bishop 'i‘lorncy of the Roman Catholic
diocese today as follows:
Rev. John J. Fitzgerald from Sucrcd
i-Ienrt. Waterbury. to Si. Peter's, Now
iiavcu, protein.
Rev. Peter C. [liaison to Sacred
iieurt.Waterbury.
Rev. James McGuInncas to Sacred
Heart, New Haven.
Rev. Anthony ltizzo, to St. John’s
Stamford.
l-‘athor lilof‘luiunuss. named in tho
changcs, is 11 former member of tilt.x
Patrick's parish. New Haven, and was.
only reccntly ordnincd In ilosiou,‘ llo
comes to assist. at Sacred Heart church
during the absence of Father McKoon.
WIN) Ig III.
«a..- vac—u
[01000 FOR OIN'I‘RAL PACIFIC.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2I.-~I’r0iil-
dent E. H. Harrimnn oi the Southern
Pacific has completed. It is said: ar-
rangements to issue through him York
bankers. "0.000.000 of bonds on the
inn-Ion out off of the Central Pacific.
The bonds will be secured by a m:
mart go on the now out of! and the,
«our tics will be known in tha‘
“Through Short Idno First Mortgage
ll‘our Per Cent. Bonds." The are to
mature on October I. 1004. up on pro;
viously rocicomsd its an entire issue at,
the company's option at 107% and hug
tam. on October 1. 1909. or any somit
annual interest day thereafter.
.iuoua arm: tum rams.
.......
.- .. «0.. Wm..- .. -M..., m...—
' Spam! 5 min. tonight with
Dr.- FELT'S
I For Tired. Aching or Burning Put.
Destroys Oftenalve Odors Iron: '
Sweaty Foot and Minolta.
Recommended by Tho minor .
Pharmacy Stillsnti~Powoll 00*
“I “did i's brug Scorn, “.0101:
do tuiug 0:. Co. Ask for boogiut
lir. Milt t bumu-ul to. ii I ruuluw tar,
Boston. Mass.
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect December 4. 1004.
LEAVE BOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. lib-12:62:, 5:33;, 5245:, 6:103.
0:00, 0:55. 7:46. 8220:, 8:42, 9:0'Ix.
9:32x, ii:51.10:50x, 11:41.
I’. M.~—12:40x. 1:00. 3:051, 8:01,
5:10x, 5:40: il:01x, 0:30x, 7:23x,
8:00x, 0:521. 10:311.
Sundays.
‘A‘. M.““12I52!, 6:83x, 0:16;. 8:08.
. 2.
1". M.-—-—2:09x. 3:003. 6:40, 0:01x.
7:23, 8:003, 11:02:, 10:14.
saw YORK FOR 80UTH NORWALK
A. M.-—-4:00. 0:00. 0:50, 7:00, 11:00:.
£533. 9:00x, 10:02:, 10:00, 11:00:.
P. M.-~12:02x. 1:05. 22001:. 2:60,
3:013, 4:0“. 4:09. 4:82, 6:01;. 6:07.
0:2'f. 0:001. 0:02, 8:003. 0:20, 11:00:.
12:00:.
Oundaya.
A. ins-«min, 7:00, 10:01.
is. lip-5:02. 0:00 8'00,11:00,12:00.
court: NOIAWAéK TO saw
, V .
A. him-13:141. 1:213. 1:683, 02:0.
7:86. 8:33. 9:11;, 10:00:. 11:113. 11:04.
P. Mi-“IZIOIIK. 1:21. 0211:, 4:20.
5:30. 0:07;. 0:33. 7:101. 91101:, 11:21.
'VPARIII, Jun. 3:1.e-rJIIdKG atoyn. tor.
mar president of the Orange into
State (now the Gran“ River onlouyl.‘
has left Parts for South Africa. lie
munitions amilntonda to roslda on,
his turn: is the Orange llivcr cotpny
African War. in an interview in
Paris October-U161 Industry? was
, 0 re
tummy. git
W» in?!“
insist... _
‘ unification, in addition to abova.
.I’. .-»2:I‘l'. 0:12 7:34.
ear-days.
A. M.—~iil:iix 1:213.
9311.1“111. P.
A. Maodzlio, 9200:,‘0900.
I‘. lib-“1:26. 4283:. iSV:I'Iit. 0:03. 7:37.
., , Former President. illoyn was In lll- ngngunv To gown Ngnwgm,
health provinuato the and of the south A. “Magus, 7:25;; gm, 10:00:, — j .
In: «only a. M warms
. ; _ 1 11011.10!“
N?!
M,
11:40. .
P. “I
«W152. 11:08:. 0:45,
Mad-ya to lelhiif‘].
A. “will. ,
WM.
. '51.. Jun. 21.———”l '
an: tip against stacked cords and have
decided to throw up. my hands and .
‘ auhnmrin'c ‘ boat tests. Captain ,Lnitc'is
Luke, inventor of the bake submarine
torpedo boat. yesterday.
craft have recently been bought. by
lIItl Russian government. .
out 7:40.
.wilzlit. :10. : tilt.
has bacoma.roconcilsd toihs changed gay-m NORWALK ”.7mfigul,y_
is‘ you. or tunings: at;
stool. , ‘
its weight In about In ins lunch.
also for. also, as a cast iron pulley.
It sagas power. . ~ .
It grips the shaft to perfection.
It is safe under itignspoed.
it does not shrink or swell or wnl‘ll;
it is a model in strength, lightness,
balance and elegant design.
Charles E. Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phono143-B. ‘
Knit WIIIM
THESE COLD WINTER DAVE BY
FUEL OBTAINABLE.
or as so. on moss.
TRY A How AND BE convmc-
1
In. .J
I u... intuition.
’Phone' 68.
creme-sewers
militants
PLUMBING. ‘
STEAM,
nor WA 12' .
sun as:
nrruvo
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
wag—-
80 South Main Strut.
Tat-plums. 101-0.
Iontlt NOMlIIt, Oona.
W
W
THI
CITY NIIIIINII BANK
.OUTH NORWALK. GONN.
ORGANIZED 1032.
’ WITH
WvM-u ' "v1 9vvvvvv New a»
l
Surplus. ”00.00000
Not Profits. 360.000.00
lotion. mount. of individuals. man-
ufaoturors, merchants and corporations
um favorable «ma. ‘
aowln H. MATHIWION. Pros.
cons H. ass» Visa-Proa-
Mooa at. La on. cumin.
DINIOTORI. ‘
I'r'ii‘li'm’“ is: "3'3""
0 N I III m
Mann. 0350: magnum-a
christian warts 0.1mm» Marvin
'M‘Ha KNOB. ‘
W ant—-
to . ‘ am
hailstorm lino s'raau
marina. , .
nor warns HEATING.
nor am HEATING.
I'I‘OVIO AND NAM!
' ILA?! AND TIN ROOM
0» and Its-m Fitting.
Have you run our stock of
RICHMOND MNGESI ‘
«1 watt. svssu’r. adaption.
. Assets . ......... . ....... .. .
usmo THE CHEAPEST AND BEST -3
HAS BEEN asoucao To a caste
PER BUBHEL oauvsnso IN 1.073 1:
Gal Matures, Moist Bolling. Ito!
THE JONES & HDTCHKIIB
COM '
. '3’ [parsed of
so? 4* in.
Money now drawing 4 percent. can
be purely reinvested through . this Oom-
psny at 5 per conbmincreaslng tho in-i
conic 25 Der cent. g ‘ ‘
Description oi' methods and all do-
slrodinformution on request. ‘ “
investments hour earnings from
day resolved to day withdrawn.
‘ $1,700,000
Surplus and Profits 60000
Endorsed by the most conservative
authorities upou investments.
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 16 so. MAIN ST.
Resident Directors. Resident Manson.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Gobum ,
Charles E. Dow John B. Lawrence
XMAS BARGAINS.
,, FOR OLD AND YOUNG.
.- Righg anode at» rook-bottom flip
.. . r. ..
. u I
In addition to a very complete I
.. , line of toys, dolls, books, games -
and athletic goods, I haves va-
riety of useful articles, includ- ‘2
- ,lng scissors, pocket-knives. ra- ..
sors. straps etc., all high grade, “
at very low prices. .
it will surely pay you to look -
through'my stock. '
II. R. BULKLEY,
52 so. MAIN sr.
. . . . . . . . .
I‘I LI,- I.I‘II‘III‘I:I, flu...-
a
F 08110110011000.
Spanish Mackerel, 12o lb.
Blue, Fish, large and small, 12:: lb.
Weak Fish . 10c lb.
Eels. . 12c and 14c lb.
Classes and White Fish, 10:: lb.
Piokorsl, ‘ 10¢ lb.
Large Newfoundland Herring, as In.
Front Fish, '8: lb.
, Fiat Fill-i. 76 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 othor kinda of fish at reasonable
prices. ,
THE PEOPLE‘S FISH AND OYSTER
MARK T.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street snags;
South Nor-walk. '
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS‘, Prop.
m..”o;.‘.4.....‘,
DERMA 1'01. 0 013 T.
CHIR OPODIST.
I. ask wood ’3 Hal].
.torwalk. Conn.
Office Hours:‘ .
9 to 12 a. :11. Ha 5:80 p. or.
Telephone
Connection.
r. ~s. BANKS ~ .
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR JOB-
BING. BUILDING OF NEW AND HE-
MODELING OF OLD STRUOTURES-
IN OR OUT-OFwTOWN ORDER8 BY
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
massiosncs—
[rs mm arsas'r. uoawaut.
Surety Bonds
at 10.11 Kinda.
“can M. u flow
'R. R. Ava. South Nor-walk.
T010920!” I”.
‘ 'Pbam. .ill.
Milli! WNW
’ » and I ‘
cannons panama
‘ 00M“ In Nook.
scab-asp, clown puma
m W Mic hunt.
0 {rooms only than than
in operation. .
limb-s to Iffliflnlty‘ilitl Ila.
also In Inc- and coastal M In
showdown“ ‘ M,
‘” scans Tomatoes .-._.‘..-.. .1,“ so ‘»
. Merrill and Condit's wines,
1.3 colts cor.
3 cansBalrcheans. ‘. . . . "’5“
a cans Egg Plums ..‘.....:‘.. .250 .
I
A. STUL‘L
:24 COTTAGE Mason. ‘
asst: NORWALK, cons.-
. i ‘ .
.IDIIOIVIWIIO
..........,....... M m. a”... ..
your property. whether It I! a farm.
a house and lot in town or real estate“
of any description quickly, call or ad-
dress
W. ‘B. DeGARMO
30 Wall Street. Norwaik, Conn.
It will be at advantaged» you also
to see me it you are desirous of buy-
ing any kind at property: ‘
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MONROE eraser.
Newly furnished throughout. Most
comfortable and unto-dam hotel in the
city. Electricity and‘ho'at in every
room. Baths in condeouon.‘ Por-
fect sanitation. Rooms excellently
,~ CORNER RAILROADJAVINUIVAND.
appointed. Always comrortabia and
on et.
Cafe coming a lull line of Aches-
liqnors '
and cigars, Best stocked bar in the
city.
T. J SULLIVAN. Prop... ,
TELEPHONE nausea—3,
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Use STANDARDI‘IIXTURE‘S
for your Bath Room. They are
clean, neat and durable.
Horace R. Nash,
COR. N. MAIN AND WEST 8T8.
SO. NORWALK, CONN.
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Our stock of new goods just in
is a little larger than ever before.
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner.
We have taken a good man?
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures for
your work.“ g I
We. try to carry in stock every-
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out.
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10 mass or: ‘ «saw
plinth. Main St.
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