W119
Mount. 'l‘obey is entertaining
Ifrom the West.
Fhilip Gerhardt.
of 11001113
Anew ang1ne is being installed at
the Crescent Laundry, while extensive
repairs are being made to the present
one. 2
‘ The barge‘ Rupert cleared this morn-
. ing for New York after honing dis-
1 , charged a cargo of coal. Captain Ver~
‘ ‘ in took her out from Ferris’ s wharf.
The subject of the meeting of the
1 EpWorth League yesterday was "How
« to Win Souls for Christ ” The leader
of the meeting was Frederick ii Field
The Rev. Mr.
.1 preacher from New Milford, preached
1 tv’vo very aISie sermons to appreciatho
congregations in the Adtent Christian
Church, yesterday.
Hencock, the indian
The sermons preached yeste1day at
the East Avenue Methodist Church
were listened to by large congregations
both morning and evening Both ser-
mono were by the pastor. Rev Edward
Cunningham. During this week special
se1vices will be held
7.77....
‘ Miss Eva Bowen entertained it num-
ber' of her friends on Saturday even-
ing at her‘ home on St. John street.
Games, music and refreshments served
to make the evening pass very pleas
antly, There were about a dozen young
people present.
‘ Weekly bulletin of the East Ave»
one Methodist nEplscoual Church:
‘i‘u'esdav evening,7 41.5, prayer meetings
at the following places: 1LTaylor'u.
69 COVe avenue N. S. Ferguson, loud-
er: Captain Geib‘s, 30 First street. is.
Trouneon; lender: J. 8. R‘andalls 59
Beaviow avenue. .1. S. Randall, leader:
6. F Beuedlct' s. 12111-Osb01n a1enue. H.
J. Hipson. leader1F S. Seymour'a 18
Rowan street. F l. Merriam. leader:
David lianfordfis 60 Winfield street.
George Reynolds leader; Henry Row
nolde‘s. 43 Fort street, F. H. Field.
lender: E. S. Bowen's 20 St. John
street, James i.‘ Hommedieu, leader.
Wednesday. 2 p. 111., Ladies' Aid meet-
1111:. Wednesday. 8 p. 111.. Epworth Lea
gue cabinet meeting at Ambrose Ca1-
penterfls 48 Boulevard Thursday, 7.45
11, n1.. prays: meeting in the pilmary
room. Friday, 715 p. to. meeting of
room. Friday/115 pm meeting of Jun-
109 Band at parsonage 30 Row an sheet.
Sunday..lanuary 29, at? p 111., the Jan-
ior Band will hold its anniversary ser-
vices in the church. The itcv. Dr.
Buell, pastor of the South Nortvalk
Congregational Church. will deliver the
‘ address. Mr l’reeco and Miss Clara
Ainsworih nill sing
Few people realize how the styles
change from year to year and the
clothes which Would be the mode a few
years ago and clad in which a young
buck might wander down the Rialto
with :1 gardenia in his huttonliolo and
create quite a feeling of jealousy am-
ong the other young bucks on parade
to show‘ their gay plumage The old
adage that line features make tine birds
does not appear to be true unless teeth.
' era are in style. The people of East“
Norwalk hitd this terribly illustrated to
them the other day whens. quest look-
ing' tigers who looked as if he was
copied from a fashion pinto of twenty
yams ago wandered slowly across the
bridge into the thri lpg metmpolis of
south 11111111111111 0 was dressed in
clothes of unmistakably good material.
but that did not seem to be noticed
when the queer old cut of 11111111 was
taken into cmmideration The over:
coat that he wore was tight some the
chest. with 11 military coliitr and wide
flaring skirts that came into 19111111
{(01111ny as 11 result of the civil war’.
0 were 11 low crowned derby hat of
the, 19111 which used to be known a,“
tiger 1119:1011." ills trouserli were
out in the old "bell mouthed" style and MW
manometer would 1111911 11111111
«ii to get this collection 0! did it ’ .
of N1:115 tune Bill 1131119. the ferrous
roi‘t sport; use to deal: tilts-elf
1111 6"Ya I. quarter a century ago.
MW
sowav'rou
vmm
. ye ill; it: gradually improving
Willllhi Pinkhey is ill with the grip
. at 1111 1111111111111 1151111111011 1191111115.
13,1131; Seolioid. who has a severe no
‘1 the ll more is .1111 to be out.
Mflllb‘” Tristram. of 81111111111111.
,1. 19111111 Walker, who 1111: 191111111”
1111 11, can are 11,211. 991:. 4.91:. ‘
nude to'thts great 9:11
”W
Chai'le'e 919511.01 New York}
,, 19:11, Sunday with 1111s parents in Riv
1‘11: 11,1191
Lester St. John. one of the oldest
and bestknptvn residents of flowayton.
is quite iii. ,
n
Miss 111111.11. Sniilln. of the West
Side, visited 1110111111 in New York city
over Sunday. ,
Miss Florence Raymond. who teach-
es .eehool at Greenfield Hill. 1111,. re:
sume‘her duties in 11,, few days.
' Mniand 1.1111911111111111 lfiowaruy
and daughter. of Philadelphia are the
guests of Stanley Mills. of Itowayton.
19%
Night Engineer Hemmer the
:‘RowayIOD pumping station. has re-
tion.
There will be a peciai meeting of
Ronayton Hose CotYipany tonight at 8
o‘clock, at the headduarters in Row
ayton avenue ‘
77.7.77.
Major R. Livingston Luckev. of lto
to get well in order to be present at
the 9111111111 11111 1.1 the Old Guard. next
Thursday evening, in New Y.ork
DARIEN AND ‘NOROTON.
m
Miss Mantle 11111111111: Jordan is 111111-
gotously it with, pueutnonlndat her
home in 151101011“ Heights. Miss Jor-
(141111.1Wllll8 skating. 11111: Tuesday (110-
nlng, felt warm and set down to rest.
Her friends liollcto she caught cold.
—Smoked 1 Beef “and
Street's Cash Grocery.
Pickles. at
The Salvation Army home in Daricn.
formerly Sunshine Lodge. is being
kept open this winter, and all whom
the house can accomodate are being‘
cared for The inmates of the home
have lots of enjoyment skating on the
large pond which is on the property.
wasrrosr.
lilies , Hattie Bradley has returned
home from a visit with friends in New
Haven.
Mrs. Jesse. Jennings is to entertain
the members of the Sotrial Whist club
at her home. 111 the Forms. on the at-
ternoon of Feb, 1
‘Stlll conjecture regarding the WW“
attention here. There was to have been
a conference between‘ members of the
fire district committee and owner
Jackson for the company, Thursday
but the latter failed to 1191in1 hum
Philadelphia.
Firemen here are in receipt of inri
tatlons for the annual dance to be gin»
1111 by Mutual Hook 0: Ladder (311.. of
Strutford. next. Tuesday night. Present
purposes are for a delegation of the
boys to go to Stratford and join in
the festivities.
John A. Persons has made applica-
tion to the ‘ounty Commissioners to:
a‘. hotel liquor license. in connection
with liawthoru Inn. 11111 new hotel to
be here. While1 there has been no re-
uionstlauce to date there are 111111111
ances here that there will be and a
co‘uteet will result What the line of
objection is 11 attention hard to decide
at the present time. "Unsuitable Diuro'
might hold with the sanitarium direct-
ly opposite. but them is a question.
providing the proprietoraof the place
prove reputable holed men. whether
the commissioners will refuse the li-
cease. One thing is certain and that
is that with the beat of hotels. as well
as.tho worst. it you loose a licence to
soil liduor is as necessary as is a sleep
in: 11911111111111. Hawthorn inn is the
reluvehnted Eli Smith place. it is rep
resented that. a corporation of well
known New York bonlfnces. are to run
it and there is every ronsou to believe
that the hotel is' to be strictly first
class. and in'keeping with the 11111101 ity
of summer resort places. u...
77...».
111111111 interests in aroused in the fu:
ture of Beaebside Inn. A. year ago
when the property changed hands it
was prompted that with another season
1-1111111111 chat: on sieve to 511 made not
uni 4 then ado but the managemolit
111111 Y; interval .103 know now
.99111111111111: will. be as case. While
Weetport can boast of another hotel
011 by of 11911111 oration. there 11:
119111111: ing for the inn
1: o is located 'in 11 most charming
11111191101111.1101:de with 1111:111th sum.
it 011. net-9111913111
do a
time.
not. be 1115111911511
1991111111 ”5591111111111
odatloiii. 1111 well
11111111111111: ' The
Lilly. Dingoes. Bedfer‘ds 11nd others of
thdlr 1:11:11: have made a move toward
1101011111111; 11111 exclusion in this 91111111.
and so for 1111' the improvements
have none they m certainly public
benefits 11111111 for the 1111119101111: as
:‘thIt ' 11p 1ti91;1y
I
‘ .Church at. the 111111011 hour,
sumod work after sevra days'vaca-1
waytou, is ill. but is lighting valiantly '
trieuds a week ago.
Louis Burr has had as a guest
ow from Euston.
days recent Yk ,
77.777.97.777,
Services next Sunday in Emmanuel
. 2.530 nlm , ‘
0W
Miss Edith Bradley is home from a
Week‘s visit in Btltlgoport and Shel-
toll.
Mrs James A Smith and son. who
have been, ill with grip colds, are
better. ,
John Trendwcll and wife. of Taxation.
viiiiieil 111101111113 Treadwcll and family
recently
,
Miss Mary Robertson spent several
days recently with .'.'1I)1. Gordon: and
family.
7..
Mrs. John Fitch of Noruold. enter-
helped the Matinee Whist Cluli at its
last meeting.
1 Mrs. lsaac Thorpe spent two days
recently with Mrs Warren Bradley.
Bradleyvllle. .
‘ Misses Marguerite. Ludrord and Min-
nie Lyon visited Mrs. Frank Fitch and
faintly last. .11'.eek_
Ostar Davis has returned to his
business in B1ldgcpott after a week's
visit here. with his mother.
liarry Nichols and Merton by on. who
are employed in Bridgeport, spend
thcii Sundays at 1th1 homes here
Albert Mcliiui'rny. who has spent
two weeks or more with his granite
mother in Brooklyn. is back with
Mrs. Frank Lyon. .
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pnich‘con on
tm'tnlned the‘Lyons Plain Whist Club
last week. The'next meeting will be
with Miss Clara Banks.
Mrs, Phillip (lorhanit is visiting hat
children in Norwalk. and her many
friends hope she will be fully restored
to health whenslio returns.
The ladies of Emmanuel parish
gave a clam chowder 8111111111 in the
church parlors. last Wednesday oven:
lug. which was well attended. There
will be an entertainment of some kind
with slipper at the same place about
the middle of February. .
~~“lt was almost 'a miracle. Burdock
Blood Hitters cured mo of a terrible
breaking out all over the borii’. 1
out very grateful." Miss Julia l-‘ii-
bridge, West Cornwall. Conn.
77.7771. .77...” 7—
A GRIM TRAGEDY
is daily enacted. in thousands of
homes, as Death claimls, In each one.
another victim of Conehmptlon or
Pneumonia. 8111. when Coughs and
Colds are pmporly treated. the tragedy
is averted. F. fl Huntley, of Oak-
landou. ind" writes: “Mv wife had
the consumption. and three doctors
gave her up. Finally she took Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump-
tion, Coughs and Coins, which cured
her. and today she is well and strong:
it kills the germs of all diseases. One
dose relieves. Guaranteed at 50c and
$1. 00 by F. ii Baxter. Druggist. Trial
bottle free.
NEW CANAAN.
William Whrdweli of Silvcrnilnc
was about town circulating a petition
to be presented to the General Assem-
bly. for a charter for a trolley road to
be built from here to Nor1v.nlk
1.111.111.1111 1111.11 was seriously
burned about the face and hands sov
oral days ago, by placing a small pack.
age of powder in the stove The pow
der became nilxctl1with papers she
was burning ,
Joseph liedth 11111111 G'crtnan oltiploy
ed by Joseph Ashauor got into an ar.
gumont in Kepler's saloon; 'lliiursdav
11111111. and 1111011110 1111 in a fight. They
were arrested and lined. the former. 3,3
and costs and the letter 02 and could.
amounting tow about $19 each.
An "old folk' s dance." in Raymond 11
iiail. Thursday night, was very 11151111.
ant, Besides the bill folk, there were
11 large number of young people pres
ent: in all about fifty couples. Mu-
sic was furnished by Prof. Shepard of
South Norwaik For the square dances
be kept all hands moving as lively as
crickets.
,. .
11111 High 1111111111 station. New York.
not Sessions. 9111111111119 11111111111111.1111
a killing of George Dowricke.
frieu 1111.11 111 11 Morris Heights stilt-1011.
Nov 2. A detailed dccouht of to
The dury arrived at the verdict 15.3
was 11 111111th It,idei' in the Hunt:
marry a wealthy
old. single. and was
., can. He was 111111111
1 11111111. in fridgerort. and served 1:: h
' 111111111111 ,1 he 111:: them. its 1111::
%on: 11:11:11.
. 1 :10» ‘
Percy 1111.111. save a dance to a few Y
Patrolman 101111111111. 1. 11111111111111 of
was convicted of manslaughter in the
first degree by a jury before Justice
Warren W. Foster is the (5111101111111.
I
shooting we: published at the ti 11.
hours and 11: 1111111110911: 11331111111111.1130
1111111111 1111. received his appol polut’msht
on the police force when Welt
1111111 315119111111 11! New Yeti: At the
tune of the shooting be 111111 encased to
widow of Morris
Heights: The testimony showed that
1391111111111 11.111111119111191. 11nd that.
while the murder was entirely unpro-
111111111. it was not premeditated. be
venue received the verdict of the 11119
with apparent utoicistii. He is ill: years
1111 in New 01911»
In 1885 of as
#33 the m'ltgttierb'. of the 9199-,
1’
rec the (lethal
di
their stay 111,pr
his one
Consequently a :10 ref resolutions
1 opted and 1111 engrossed
1.11.1111. ken to New London
011 “01,0010”
“991'
j ‘by9 1President Dolfiahue. 0t 11:11:11.1.1111
Secretary 011111101011. of panbury‘. The
resolutions are 11.111111 engrossed 11'
parchment and bound in a morocco
,cover lined with White moire silk 1:
copy of [hp {11111111101111 follows; ,
Whereas [in Honor. Mayor Bryan
RMahan'. has extended to the dole»
gates of 1111' Connecticut Federation of
Labor courtesies and the headers of
tile city of New London. therefore, be
'l‘tesoived That we. iht1 delegates of
the Connecticut Federation of Labor in
Cdnveniion assembled. extend to the
honorable mayor of the city of New
London our sincere thanks for the
many courtesies extended to the dole
gates and the magnificent entertain-
meat and banquet at the Cracker
House Oct. 12 1904.111111. be it further.
Resolved That a copy of those reso-
lutions be suitably engrossed and pre-
sented by the, president and secretary
treasurer in behalf of the Connecticut
Federation of Labor, and be it further
Resolved, That a 9,099 of these res
oluiions 'be spread on our minutes and
published in the public press.
B'I‘EIHEN CHARTER.
. GEORGE BURST.
J P MERCHANT
JOIIN ii. RILEY 1
HERBERT A FRANCIS
REUNION OF FIRST HEAVIES. 1
Famous Old Battery is Contemplating
"a Trip to the South.
Present indications are that the
First Connecticut licavy Artillery.
Which has stateral members in The
Norwalks, will have 11 notable ceic
braiion of the iortieth anniversary of
the mustering out of the weirdest. At.
the annual meeting of Companies
“1, B and the. band, ' of this regiment
at Bridgeport. last 01101111111 motion
was made by Joltn C Taylor, secretary
of “It! Connecticut 1’1 icon association
that the three companies endeavor to
have the entire regiment join in cold
brittlng the fortieth anniversary of
its musteriug out at Fort Lyon Va
The regiment was mustered out at
thid fort. September 25. 1855, and it
is proposed to him1 the regiment go
to the. southern fort neat. September
11nd celebrate the occasion
Governor Bulkolev, whose brother.
Capt Charles E Bulkeicy. was a mem
ber of this regiment. and was killed
in front of Pctersburg. will be invited
to attend He will in in his new olllco
of United States so:1ator,tlton. A11
cfioi't will be made through Senator
Buikcicy. to 804.111 11 from the quarter
master' :1 department at Wasmugtou
tout: camp kettles, old fashioned mule
wagons and other mandamus, which
.0111 1.111115 the old fort look as it old
11.111- years ago. A phn board mok
house will be built. and camp kettles
of bean soup will be cooked on forked
sticks as of yore.
The regiment Will extend an in1lta
tiou to President Roosevelt as com
mandcr-in-chlel’. to visit the fort tlur
ing the reunion. The fort is located
about 12 miles from Washington.D
C. It is owned by a confederate sol-
diet-s son. 11
7.7.7....
OBSERVER FOR UNITED STATES
NAVY
SAN FRANCISCO. Jun 2'1—Lietu.
Commandei‘W. C. Braisted surgoOn in
the United States new is herie await-
ing the departure of the steamship
Manchuria for Japan. whither ho 1.11
going under instructions from Wash
ingtou as a special Obscnor for the
New Department. Surgeon Braisted.
it is said. will watch the operatiotu:
of the Japanese nat at forces to Which
he expects to be assigned. and will
make a careful inspection of tho hos-
1.111111: and note the success of all mod-
ot'u appliances used by tho Japanesommmm
in rendering their hospitals sanitary
NEW YORK. NEW I'IAVEN 8:
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
M'
TIME TABLE.
in Effort December 4, 1004.
LEAVE. GOUTH NORWALK FOR
new YO .
A M 412159: 5:831, 5245:. 11:10:.
51.50 5:55. 7:40, 51‘ .1011. 8:42. 9:071.
9: 8211.9 9:.5i 10: 55:1, 11:41.
P. M.~—12:49x, 1:05. 51:05:, 3:51.
511011.51.“ II: 011:. 6:55:11, 7:2311.
81001:. 9:523. 10:31:.
, Onudeye.
n11‘I.5ii.m—12:52:, 5:381, 5:451. 8:511.
: 2.
P. M manor. 3: 0511. 5146, 8:019.
7:.23 8:00:10z5211.10:41.
NEW YORK FOR BOOTY-i NORWAL-K
A M.:~—4 :10 11:11:). 5:50 1:60.81001.
8: 5011. 9' 00:. 10: 11911. 10: 04. 11:001..
illilil
P XII-12: 02x. 1: 05. 2: 0011, 2: 55,
3: 31:. 4. 041. 4. 09, 4: 32, 5' 011:. 5. 07.
5:97. 5: 001:, 11:02.8;001. 9. 29, 11: 00:.
19:00:
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, 11111191111111, pro: ,
q 1. . .
n 1111111 ways assisted in 1111111111; ,
110 0
steel. 1
its weight it: about half as much..
size f0r also, as a cast iron pulley. 1
it saves powur.
' it grips the.shaft to perfection.
it is safe under high. speed.
it doos'notehrink or "swell or warp.
it is a model in strength, lightness.
balance and elegant design.
Charles E. (Dow.
1112 wasmnertm eraser.
Phone 14911.
.- “7.77—7.77...
KEEP WARM
THESE. COLD WINTER DAYS, BY
FUEL OBTAINABLE.
COKE
OF 25 DU. OR MORE.
TRY A LOAD AND BE. CONVINC-
ED.
11111 91811111111111.
’Phone 68.
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liliNKli. YIN SliiiY
PLUMBING.
S TEA M1
”01' WA TER.
AND GAS
FITTING
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
Telephone, “1-0.
091101 Net-walk. 0191111.
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0001’” NORWALK. CONN.
ORGANIZED 1888.
WITH
Iniieite contacts of individuals. Inau-
ufoeturen. merchants and corporations
upon “want 9 191111111:
[41th ‘44." MATHIWION. Wee.
.1011 H. KNAPP. Vice-Preo-
4 0| M. LAY‘I‘ON. Oneal».
DIRECTORI.
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e u . en
Joel-it it. 111113311: 1 91111311131171.1111»
Christian swam J. Wallace Mervin
FM. He “WON
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PLYJMEBAI’IIY? AND ITEAHM
HOT WATE: HEATING.
7:90. 8: 83.. 9.11 . 10:03:. 11:11:,1111411
M.- 19:11:11. 1. 91. 11.1111,1:91.H°70mvm%§1§°
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9: 11.11- 1111. 11.11441:'u.1:11::.911111. RICHMOND 140w
scum NORWALK 10 01111910 11,111. no: 10010. 110901111199
1:19 witt.1:stur..sduwsm 1
is made of the best 1111111111111 01’. mild“ h ‘
usme rue cueseeer AND seer ~
HAS BEEN REDUCED TO 3 cams .-
91:11 5031151. DELIVERED lN Lore 2'
Capital 3100.000.00
3011111481 51009000900 '
Nu Profile. 360.000.00- :
b
to
”a ‘11s et ea
171111.11
tie on.
9
- “11.11.1115. 111.11:
be safely reinvested through this 00119
may at 5 per centwlncrdasing the in-
‘ 0 me 25 per cent.
Description of methods and all do:
11111.1 information on request.
‘ln'vesttnonts bear earnings from
day received to day withdrawn. ,
Assets ..............‘.‘....-01,700.000
Surplus and Profits 0160.000
Endorsed by the most conservative
authorities upon investments. 1 -
State Supervision 111 New York and
J Connecticut. "
BRANCH OFFICE. 10 so, MAIN ST.
Resident Directors Resident Manners.
MortimeriMi‘Lee .1 R. 1.: 6019111111
cnarIuE. new John B. Lawrence
XMAS BARGAINS.
FOR OLD AND YOUNG. ..
Right éflode ea rack-bottom fig. -
m
In addition to a very completo
line of toys. dolls, books. games
and athletic goods. 1 have a va. '
riety of useful articles. includ- 2
lug scissors. pocket-knives. ra-
sore. strops etc.. all high grade, ,
at very low 1111111111.,
it will surely pay you to look
through Tiny 91.0 inch: '
' H: R. BULKLEY, f.
52 80. MAIN ST.
-s777—7777. .7.
Fresh and 111111
.FRESH HERRING .......... . .7c lb.
SALT HERRING.... .......... 5c in.
SALT MACKEREL ............ 10:: lb.
BLUEFIBH LARGE AND SMALL
............... . .. 12:: lb.
WEAKFISH ................... 10c lb.
WHITEFISH and CISCOES. .101: lb.
PICKEREL .................. ..100 lb.
,WHITE HALIBUT ............ 150 lb.
WHOLE SALMON ............ 10:: lb.
STEAK COD .................. 1201b.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FRESH
FISH AT REASONABLE PRICES.
GOD LIVER OIL‘. ............... 251:.
THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
South Norwaik.
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, Prop.
Money new 1111111111. 4 1...} cent: an "
11 You Want to Sell
5 your property. whether it 111 a 1111.... ‘
1111; any kind of property.
' coausa 11111.11...
’9 cans Egg l’ltuns
3. ST.
914 COTTAGE AVENUE. 1
Ishtar NORWALK. ’ ‘ 0011111. 1
a house and lot in town or real estate
of any description 11111111111111, call or ad-
dress
W. B. DeGARMO
86 Wall Stwrect 11111111111111.1105.
it will be oi 1111111111111: .00 you also
to see the if you are 111111111111: at buy-
MONROE NEST.
Newly furnished throughout. Most
- comfortable and unto-date hotel in the
Electricity and heat in ever!
room. Baths in connection. Pore
feet sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Always comfortable and
(III (’I ‘
Cafe carrying a full line of lichen:
Merrill and Condit's ,‘winee. liquors
and cigars Bout stucked bar in the
city.
T. J. SULLIVAN.'Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL. 396—3.
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77.77-77.777 777. 77.7 .
Miss Baorum.
DERMII TOLOGIST.
contempt".
Lookwaod’s Hall.
.mrwalk. Conn.
0mm Hours:
911,112 a. 111. He 5. «Mom.
Telephone
Connection.
7... 7 W77...” .70
F. S BANKS
WCarpenterhuildetand
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General Contractor
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Use STANDARD FIXTURES
for your Bath Room. They are
clean, neat and durable.
Horace R. .iilash,
COR. N. MAIN AND WEST 3TB.
80. NORWALK, CONN.
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Our stock of new goods just in
is a little iatgerthan ever before.
Wonderful how low ‘you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best:
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contracts "for house painting and
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Norwalk Chronicler