special sale of Corset-is u
Vliverv' kind of Dorset inc udd in it.
sit turn of tits Psstirns,
soon will play the Com-
next Wednesday nigh t.
st'tit's‘ guns will he s.
. Wiillsm tinnitus, of Bridgeport.
flu Mi fr! in town yosterdsy. and
tho. msptlon of the
s College in south Nor-
locust Imourgri‘se party was ten-
lost Thurs ay evening to Miss
rgis Moi-mil at her home in South
, ' Dcncing was the
., ion of the svcning, mu~
' s ed by the Jolly Four
A
. The tug Pottsviile onterod the bar-
bar this morning Dior provisions and to
telegraph. She had been on a cruise
to the eastward and was pretty VVcli
covered with ice. She ploughed her
way through the ice ill the channel in
a way which demonstrated to those
'who watched her that she is n 11ch or-
ful bunt .
, There will he 11 sorvicc of special in-
throat to young men Sunday evening
at 7 o’clock, ut the Methodist Church.
,Tho occasion is the annivclsmy excr-
clses of tho Junim Rcleul Band. Thom
will be special music and the St 1111011
will be preached by tht HU’. Lenin
Frank Bucil. D..,D pustoz of tho South
' Nurwulk Congregational Church, Young
men are especially invited to attend.
, The Junior Band will cclehrmo its
fifth anniversary tomorrow evening 111
7 fi.‘ m Following is the program of
the services Opening hymn “All
Hull tho Power of Jesus' Name Pray
or Rev. Mr. Cunningham: hymn. "llow
rm a Foundation": collection; vio-
iill solo. William Poyvez. Short nd
tires, Rev. Mr. Cunningham; solo.
Mr. suit Preece Address, 1m Low.
in 1mm; Buell. Duet Miss Clara Ains-
V Worth odd Mr Fresco. Benediction,
Rev. Rev. Mr. Cunningham. A11 or-
chestra and n chorus of young ladies
uhdcr the leadership of Mr H. J. Hlp~
ton, will lend the sin-.glng
ROWAY‘I ON.
Mrs. in E Petty, of Raymond street,
is suffering from a severe attack of
the grip.
Mrs. Ohsrles Raymond, of Rowayton.
who-lass been ill with neuralgia. is
[really improved.
Messrs George belts and D F Al
breoht of Rowsyton. were calling on
Dulles frincds last Sunday afternoon.
Miss Jennie Scott has returned to
her studies at the normal school, Now
Hsv‘su. her mother having improved
from her illness
The Lsdies' Aid society of the Row-
syton Methodist Episcopul Church did
not hold the usual supper Wednesday.
nigbt of this week on account of the
storm.
An up trolley car left the rails at the
Rowsyton Junction. Thursdsy after-
noon at 2 o'clock and there was quite
n delay before the car could be. replac-
ed.
The special music at the First Bap
tist Church Rowayton. last Sunday
evening, consisted of a solo by Ed-
ward Brothorton, a dust by F.
Brown and D. F. Albrecht
Miss Daisy Wsdhsms, the primary
teacher of the Gsorgetown public
school. was in Rowsyton, lust Sstur
day. the guest of Miss Florence Ray-
mond and Miss May E. Raymond.
Miss Virn Millspaugh. a popular
clerk in one of the South Norwalk
stores. is enjoying it week's vacation,
part of which she is spending at the
homo of Miss Florence Raymond. of
Ron it} 11111 it VV-Vi iiidu.
list of pupils in Him nbnunl um
tquV during 1an post month in tho
ltuu'nylon [illiliii' school: iim'th-rt
lininuil, .iV-ullip lltlliltili. \‘i'llt‘l‘ml Gn-
utVi'. lVIilVVn Juno's. Edwin Smith, Mur-
ion iiosllwr. llm‘t'y Built-r, lV‘V'nnlt Mills. ,
Wiillunl Slurouu.
itownyton Molhodisl Episcopal
Church ltuv A L. liubbnrtl. pastor-
9: 30 u 111. morning clnss led by Spou-
csr Hutton: 10 till munching by tho
pastor, subject. (lines in tho Wilder»
nous; 123011.111 Hominy school. 6:15.
EpWorlh lmguu: 7, munching. lifto-
lsm's minim; wVVVVitly mocilngu. Thurs-
day night. prnyor nibbling.
Rowqylon Hilliiilii titulrh Monk (7
Brown anVtVeriV‘Vurvlt-cn ut 1045 n" m
and ‘l 30 p.111 . subject of morning mu
n ntltylof’l‘owsls that I
Don't miss this this If it is absolu .
,Vnnt t'l‘dlil
'3 llulntsd
are selling '
miles by amid ills V...“
M3; the
3300! hour lorries hursds oven-
W
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
V. n. Pooioys burn on been new
Miss llllls Roberts
at: her friend Miss
V- .
in l .3 .1»
ignnlgosrpsc’g. M30 ii“
m
Miss Ksts Psrksr, cf- Brooklyn. N.
Y.. tilts guest of Mrs. Caroline Perry.
in Highland Menus:
on.
Mrs Hamilton. who lives at the
Stamford turnpike. near IARoy svo
nus. is seriously ill. ,
Contractor Sylvester Bowen. now of
Noroton, is taking contracts for the
painting of homes; burns. etc.
mfimolred beef sliced while you wait
at Strost's Gash Granary.
Misses Dorotb asymond irons and.
Marion L: fish on led: on Susy Raymond
at Rowsyton last Sunday afternoon
Miss Jenulo Wood xcccnily Vislioi
her fricud.M1-s..l, ll. itiison, iu
Bridgcport,‘ spending tVVo tiuVs thew.
William ll, Wlilmott, J12. has ac-
cepted tho position of huggngomun—
tel forlnelly occupied in Ralph iiir- i
Lil 11d, (ti the Buried station.
Miss Edna. 8121118011 and Miss .lossio
St John some over from Norwnlk :qu
spool out-V tiny at lhcll hmncs this
utck.
William Wood. Minors; double.
and Sodio Wood and Albert Wood 111-;
tended tho idpwortli Longing rally in
East Nol'wnilt, lV‘ridiVy owning, ol‘ inst
week.
Mrs
' plsurisy, continua bout tbs no
‘ I IDl‘uli.
. linoltor,
. Vitnllotl the (minors.
vilth the grip,
Miss Alice
Will was the guest last
west of Miss
dry Miller. 1 .
sons... Osborn tui- boon suffer
. u. csrbunclo on his arm
'1‘ F‘. Oilbof. who ill ill
Mrs. A sic 8th is
Dridgspo‘rt. m
8. J Miller sud son Harry attended
01:. ksutoruobile show in the city lost“
it
spent aundsy l
Mrs LB .Sturges is confined to ths'
boost; with a swollen ankle, caused by
i
.mm ~
Dr and Mrs. aorhsm are on the .1ch
list. at. Gregory is attending the for-
mar. ’s patients.
Weston. spent Sunday with and
Mrs RH .F‘itch V
The Reading Circle was appointed to
meet this week It the horns of Mrs.
H. 0. Thomson.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Trosrhfil of
DaVsnport While. having recovered
from the whooping cough, has return-
ed to the city
Several new books have been dunno
ad to the Library, the gift of Miss
Katherine White.
A liliSS‘ViOllfil‘Y sm‘vioc itvlco postponed
from previous Sundays, owing to in-
ciumcnl weather, will bo hold t'omnr»
1'on morning in St. ll'liiililiJ\\";Vl- Church
with uppl'mirinto ncrvluc 11nd normon.
Tim wuuthcr on tho 25th, Wmlnosdny,‘
inuu- nour fulfilling l-loruco Johnson's:
prediction. The llnddmn prophet nu-
nuunceri u. snow lilHilii'llililCt‘ on or
about lilo 32d.
An installation of unicorn u'ils hclti
Inst ’l‘hnrsduy owning ill ilw Grunge
nicoilng, ("unnon Hall. in theV uhsonct
ol’ Willinm Wood, of Wustpori. who
wan to have olllrinicd. l'lcv, W. E.
ussistod by Mrs. Hooker, in~
‘Al‘icr tho business
ducting rol‘rcshlnonts were served.
Miss liolon E. Sturgcs onlortnincd u
The Epworlh League rally in E113!
Norwnlk inst week wns very largely
attended. The address of the evening t
was ‘ given by Rev. Mr. McCormick.
His subject was “is Christian Living
of Value to Young People?"
Housohoid property to tho value of
8500. owned by Harry M. lilndley. of
Dorian. and stored in the home of Wil-
linin H. Fairbanks. which was burned
to the ground Wednesday evening.
went up with the rest of the blue and
31513119. The goods were insured for
WESTPOR'I
Alfred Hnwltes, of Bethel is visiting
in town. .
Mrs. Charles Moore, of anrytown.
is visiting friends here.
Friends from New York are guests
at the home of Willard S. Adams.
Mrs. G. W. Bradley, of Weston, hns
been vlsltng relatives in town.
Miss Mary Phiili s has returned
home from I visit w th friends in New
Haven.
The Current Events Club met
Thursday afternoon it the home of
Mrs. Noll Mitchell.
Mrs. Frederick Romper has had its
her guest her sister, Mrs, C. W. Law-
rence. of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Winifred Saunders, who has
been visiting friends in town. has gone ‘
to her home in Jersey City.
E. J. Taylor spent Thursday in New
York. on business. its declares the
city to be in a far worse condl ion for
snow and banks than even t is hill:
.sectlon.
Roy. Iii lit Dun sud wifs spentV
Thursday in Glutonbury. where they
participated in tho dedicstory excreta-j
as of tho new St. James Church of
which the father of Mr. Dean is pastor. .
‘.Dr A; H. Wskcmon was in New York‘
Wednesday. and made ineffectual ef~i '
forts to get home. After sndndsilnlte
time at the Grand Central depot and,
reasonable announces that he might:
ho niolinti in sum. out out iiVVV mhct
'i‘ho suffering uluoup illVV pom iVoV'Ve
dining the post two days hos burn ox-
irouto. and fow rosilzc the number that
butilo with the wolf at tho door. None
of tho chnrlt ably inclinod but sun find
good work to do in alloying this duller-
come to tho notice of tho nilllimlilmt
it is n audit to novurul hrro whoop
philanthropy is not writirn on their
arms. and who post fihfilli for would
good to do. that lltoy urn biidplnu on 1'
(mo of the Worst porlodu for the, do».
curving in tho community, Wiliip more
hnvo boon coldcr doys thorn are none
man. 8th inttsrsuce: evading sermon
in the recollection of many hero that
topic. The Field 'of tho Hosrt. special; provod as trying. and continues to do '
music at the owning service; Sunday so, than the post three days when a.
school at 12; Junior 1?. is. at Vi. i-lcnlor low temperature, had enough ntbssl is
0 is. at 8.16 9.111. Louisa Aid mouth
It psflonsge ht " p 111., Wednesday
rustic the more unbssrsbls by the high
[and piercing winds.
V in Georgetown.
which the old fashioned lsnclors. was
both avenue which hss Just been rs
Bills of Now llotllull in its mil-p...“ 1.1.. About 1 o‘clock this morning thVV
mum“... hp”. of ”H, conditions “,ijuniiol' Mill'iii‘tl .‘illliliit' in lilo iOWil‘
uoll as of his Hili"(i_\ illlll thVoileVerui 11, lilllluuv nnd is: 11ml ii to tho i,t".ii1ili
mm“, 11mm.” on mllli’urlilblo in ”11- PM1 ho found :V pilVV of lilllninnVln
. . illllil'l'iiti pilV-Vl uanlVVV-t illiV anVVliqu
r-lly on it ihoumlllli Vliillltri c.11w'l 11nd D“ H ”mm" lrisltii‘ Ho Mm“
Hinton-loving1111111 could iiVV‘ny from hm “" "" " ’ " l‘ i ,1,
2"“ ll immi' lt‘llilV‘iiV'ti lilt‘ Mum llllil lV‘l int, Wit
ing. and not all lilo cases by millil'i
party of friends from South Norwnlk.
Saturday evening at a cord party, Thu
guests included the Misses Susio Sey-
mour. Edwina Knapp. Jennie Smith.
lsuhei Allor. and Amy Lawrence: also
Messrs. Woyto Raymond. George Avi-
son, George Raymond. Raymond Ger—
ard and Fred Sturges.
Joel Godfrey mot with a runaway
last Thursday while delivering most
His horses because
frightened at the train nesr the Stone
Mill and having freed themselves from
the wagon. run toward Gannon. where
they were captured without doing fun
thcr damage. Mr. (10de escaped
with slight inluriss, .
Tho regular meeting of the Subscrip-
tion Whlst Club was held Friday oven-
ing in Cannon lisll. Seven tables were
iiilsd. Prizes were won by Miss Mary
Millor and ii. li. Fitch. Consultations
were awarded to Miss Emma Green and
Frank'Bonedlci. Refreshments were
served sud a few dances onloycd. with
Miss Meta Willing as pianist, ono of
called off by R H. Fitch
Mrs. G. A. stonport entertained the
MatineeV Whlst Club Tuesday afternoon,
Four tables wore filled, Including a
guest table. Prizes were won by Miss
A.F.t Carpenter, Mrs H.113. Chlchoster.
Miss Mary F Gregory and Miss Annie
Hyatt. The consolation was nwsrded to
Mrs J Hoffman Butts. The winners
of the guest prises were Miss Ksthcrlno
Bturgea, Miss Katharine White and
‘Mrs. N. M. Roldan. The club will meet
Tuesday. February 7. with Mrs A. W.
MWWin.;
TRIED TO FIR! TINEMENT.
anItOr Discovers Anothor Attsmpt,
Winn 26 less um. um.
NEW YORK. Jun. 98 .-Occupsnts of
a five story tenement house in Elev-
buiit after being hurnod with 11 loss
of 26 lives loss than three months :80.
were thrown into n panic early today
by two doilberuto attempts to burn the
building Both attempts were frustrst-
ed by early discovery, but after the
second attempt none of the nineteen
families which occupy the building.
Vlsrml V-otum in their beds.
houru lutor 11 1111111 occupying upiirt-
llll‘lllii on thVV third Iioor zlgttlu muviloil
ismolto (:olngom to 1an hull ho
in.” onion onset; is quite in u
:1 . ,
Aurel you Must
loss such is corp:
'f 65 album svo-
1‘ roman It Mill 5
like a great msuré
,lrlu glue wosit spot
she‘s. lltnsw
d tho ssdtmsnt
nth N
orwslis
"1. it” n log? other sltlss’ns
t Dunn's not» its at Plat-isn't
My rm: seized at the
a. stills they ”atoll
D90}, ‘l‘b Maggots“! fungal-in
nil ln’s no!
111113.153 M0 to ours lust such thus
in mi Dsd. i brooms a box at
hinted: rug slurs. Tbsy cured the.
For suit by all dsnlsrs. Fries so
conic s box. Vidstsotiilburn 00..
final} all} Y. sols agents for the
n
Rshphabsr the cams Dosn' s sud tsko
no othsr. ,
NORTH SEA iNOUlRY.
PARIS. Jan 28 ~Thc international
commission inquiring into the North
Boa. incident held s brief soslon to
tidy. Captain Roots and More Lyons
of tho trawler Ksunett. both testified
to seeing it strange warship during the
morning following the firing «on tho
truwlors by vcssols of tho Russian Sec-
ond Pacino squadron. She had two
mats and two tunnels and fired a. shot
which fell near a trswier. The war-
ship then disappeared.
1.111er the ital
190a
lienri‘hisln Mimi
that we coll Wnil Pullm‘R, Crockery.
(linnsumo anpV. t‘iilnlnotu and
Burnnls, Shoif P11111113 \‘Vindow .slmdcs,
(.0111an l‘olcs, (‘ul'tuill lmds, llondy
Mlxud Paints, Window (lions, Ennmcis.
Stains nud Vnrninhes. Point and Al'-
tisls' Brushes, Towel Holders and,
ltncks. Framed Pictures, ,Photo
Frames, Stcplnddcrs, Choir Steplnd-
tiers, Artists' Materials for Oil, Water,
Charcoal and. Crayon Work.
We do a general Painting. Paper
Hanging and Doom-sting business.
To order
Picture Frames and Window Shades.
We go anywhere for business. '
Rupectfully,
L H. Decker,
s7 wnsnmo'i‘ou STREET.
South Norwslk. Conn.
, Tslsphcns Connection.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
-—-—-—
ONE DAY ONLY.
SATURDAY. JANUARY. 28.
‘ Motion and Night.
THRILLING -- ITAR‘TLING - SENV
IATIONAL.
In the Shadow of
the Gallows.
A OARLOAD OP SCENIRY.
DEE—Tit. Midnight Msrrisps, Tits
gnaw-tor, Tho Hand-to-Hsnd
A "DRY 0P HEART lNTERlilT.
unions:
Mstlnss 10mm
Night 26s, 3611 600
Outs on uls Tuesday. January 24.
Box Offics open from B s. m to 8
p. m.
Inc-n...
Hov'r's THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
WIDNIGDAV, FEB. 1.
Thu Elia Success All Along the Line
David Higgins
The Romanci- of a Kentucky
. (.lcVVtiom.~m,
His Last; Dollar.
The host cast. staged. downed and
ulc used to light the slnlrwuys hnd
boon 1-.omovod sud tlmt tho hulls wold
Iiillod with smolto Tho ulntut wns
Itbon lturrlod down Vhiouylt 1.ti hulls.
‘noitrchlnu tor tho flames. When hi.-
ronrhcd tlm cciiur
ibluzlnu poll of hindlingu uluuo to tho
icviifll wnll 'i‘lm wood on tho wnln
V ltmlim: wns still dump from tho aniot'
usml hr tho lithium in oxliugulshinu
tho first blush, howuvcr. 11nd tho llro
liliti not begun to uproud.
illni‘llllili lmgun V111 lnvostlgstlnn of tho
case. ' V ,
HAD rmosns AMFUTATED. .
Henry Howard. ongincur at tho
Norwnllt iron Works who was lnlurun
yes erilsy. had torso fingers amputat-
ud ut the Norwailt Hospital. yesterday
afternoon.
W Wang
WA. 1“ VIM“ 0" Mil.
WIMDM' MRI Mia.“ ss-nsisrsssss m,
. in. ‘l' ,
found that tho itclosvno lumps whloh.
it found nnothori
'l‘ho polish,
wore than notified and with tho first
nctcd Racing Play ever produced. ln~
troduciup horses.
Thorougbrcd Running Horses”-
Lsoy Burlhs, Lottio 0. and Starlight.
int ihiough the boom and tho lnnu. Prisca ............. 25c, 800. 760
First Four Rows ............. 31.001
dusts on sale Thursday. January 28.
Ban Office open from 8 n. m. to 8
P- m. ‘
David Bisphnm,
IARi‘I’ONE
Metropolitan 30pm chu. .
TUIUDAV ‘VININQ. JAN .137. .
viONI“ “assists-ins .meO‘Mp 7“
oh no it Vivar- um rm and
it» "i run so oldi
ll is 1.... {listless ‘2
the best tools on tho marl:
It is or ii
Tofurnlsh those srtlclos
est price possible.
let's fist logsiher.
surrott's Fine Tools for Machin-
ists are the bust.
1111 WASHINGTON srnss‘r.
‘ Phoos 14M.
KEEP WARM
. rugs: cou: WINTER" units BY
USING THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
FUEL OBTAlNABLE.
COKE
HAS BEEN REDUCED TO 8 CENTS
PER BUSHEL DELIVERED lN LOTS
OF 25 BU. OR MORE.
TRY A LOAD AND BE CONVINC-
59' “'1, E" .6
Buntil’yiligllingcn.
Those 68.
+MMWWM
‘W
FRANK HAN Sill
Wow!-
PLUMBING.
smm
i: HOT WA TER.
;: sun on
g rmmo
,.
E Tin. Shut Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
80’ South Main Strut.
Tm 1I1-I.
I.“ Will. M
cm ltfiitll BANK
IOUTH NONWALK. OONN.
OIOANIZID 1002.
WITH
03mm 810000000
Surplus. $100,000.00
Nu Profits. 360.000.00
m
Solicits mounts of lndlvldusli. mn-
ufsoturcrs, Merchants and corporstwns
upon fuvorshls terms.
IDWIN H. MATHEWISON, Pros.
JOHN H KNAPP. Vios- Fras-
Moos M. LAYTON, Cssflisr.
DlHEG'i'ORB.
*E. H. Msthcwson John H. Light
John H. Knapp Henry hymur
Josiah R. Marvin ismusi Grumman
Christian hwurts
To use that you are supplsi: with Li
tstho 10W. 380
shades E Dow,
J. Waiiscs Marvin
cuosmo was on i
. sxsrn srocx‘ AT soar.
sous: or THEM nuns.
or
D,. Guitar BARGAINS
-: gators 'rovs AND mom,
60¢ Sherlock Holmes and Pit
Skates and (3110qur .ground'
sod renal
11 R. BULKLEY
MAIN OT.
-:n:u:.;¢:a:.;;;.;.;.:.;.:u:-:‘u:-:::
Instead of
4 Par com.
be safely reinvested through this Conn
party at. '71 per ccnt.~-111crczising the in-
come "£3 per t'itntlli
D{';."th;1i,iull of mtlhmls and oil (th
Sll‘C‘ti information on rcducsl,
lllV'othmnnts hour (5111111114.; from
«in: 11 (circuit VV (luv w til it in n
Assets .................... $1 700 000
Surplus and Profits ........ $160,000
Endorsed lVV' the 111an (ouscnntlio
nullmllil up uprn iuVVanantVV.
Statc,5upervis‘ion of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFiCE, 16 50, MAIN ST.
Resident Directors. Resident Manacrs.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburrt
Charles E. Dow
Fresh tndCheap.
FRESH HERRINO..V. ..... .. ..7c lb.
SALT HERRING ..... ..... . ..56 ID.
SALT MACKEREL....... ....10c lb.
BLUEFISH LARGE AND SMALL
....12clb.
WHITEFISH and (1480058. ...10c lb.
STEAK OOD..................12¢ lb.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FRESH
FISH AT REASONABLE PRICES.
GOD LIVER 0|L............ 25c.
THE PEOPLE‘S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKS
Old asivstion Army Building.
Em Ind of Washington strut Bridge
South Norwslk.
CAPT. CHARLES DUGROBB, Prop.
Miss Rostrum.
DERMR 70!. 06157.
CHIROPODIS T.
Lockwood? Hall.
.mnnlk. Conn.
0!!!” Hours.-
9 (012 a. at. No 5:30p. to.
Tolspbons
Contraction.
F. S. BANKS
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
IOTIMATEI GIVEN FOR JOId
IINO. BUILDING OF NEW AND NI-
MODILINO OF OLD BTRUOTURII.
IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDER! BY
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED 1'0.
~RE8IDENGE—
TI MAlN a‘l‘flll‘i’. NORWALK.
Surety Bonds
or All Kinds.
leri'ul Policy for Automobilcn with.
out V'cntriction to storage of Gasoline.
JACOB M. LAYTON
R. R. Ava" South Norwalk.
Tsiopbono 35-1.
w...
“ow”.-. W‘ WM.
Prod. H. Rowan.
ass Fixtures, Mstsi' or
Hm you ms norm
RICHMOND HANG
TH” JOIgEgt 113113213!“
11 mu. sfsssr. nonwstit.
1'!!! J01!" l. LAWRENdA
3‘, m
Lumi- rm ,
,. Iu- int. '30 afls‘d'fl‘l
,, c
slfiiMBiNG AND STEAM?” ' "MM, m. '
P .
HEATING. Jenkins Brssxslvcs
nor Worms nnarmo. . , m
““Tiihh’itl‘dt... ,
sums sun rm soot-tits. unaocu “cm“
(in mi 8mm Witt m; Ito. est-rind In “a...
GOLD AND IlLVlR PLAYING-
MWMEW
How on supsrlsr. m slum m
in ”OHM
miss so WV“
1... mm mar...-
ism sum
1
.,
I so with street.
Money now drawing 4 per cent can -
John B. Lawrence . ,
WEAKFISH .............. .....10c lb. '
PICKEREL....................10clb. ,
WHITE HALIBUT ....15c lb. ,
WHOLE SALMON” .. ....10¢|b. ’
vssssssllonsvvissvsplil'
3 cons Toronto» .. .D . . .ilpd
3 cans corn . . . . .V....... .. his
scansBakechsns...V..... 5d. ,V
. ,2 can» EggPim ...........l;_c.
1‘ J
1.1
A STULi
V .4 commit AVENUE
sssr noswstlc.
11 You world 53611
your property, whether it is a film.
3 a house sud lot 11‘. towns? tool not“!
of any description quickly. 0in or is.
w. B. DcGAItMO l5
norms. Conn.
‘ dl‘OIB .
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE STREET.
Newly furnished throughout. Mari
contiortahiv and up~t0<date hotel in the
city,
room. Baths in
feet snnltation.
appointed.
quiet.
Cafe carrying 11 full line of Ackefs
Merrill and Condit‘s wines. liquors
and cigars,
ciiy.
connection. , Porn
Rooms excellently
T. J. SULLIVAN; Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL, coo-s.-
Usc STANDARD FIXTURES
for your Bath Room. They hrs
clean, neat. and durable.
Horace R. Nash.
COR. N. MAIN AND WEI? 3T8.
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is a little larger that mg heroic.
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods hers. You know
wc do the work in the vbry best
manner.
We have taken agood 111W
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures ion
your work. '
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We try to carry in stock ovary-Vi
thing you need for the dccoriltioo
of your house inside or out. , , i
E. E. ‘
Gorham.
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DAVID 4W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embslrnor. .
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Wanton. It has». 1114..., V V.
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£1000.
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to see me if you are desirous of boys V
lug any kind of property. .
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Electricity and heat in every].
Always comfortablo‘and V’
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Norwalk Chronicler