' Avfsw the msny‘specisis
t as Jmnsryrrnsrgains: . ,
, , to nationalisation»:
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thatwe are
late and lists. stifli‘endies‘s variety, your
entity of Towels that We are selling dutntitlee of are
Don't miss this sale as it is absolutely a money saver. ‘
our special sale of Corsets’is unequalled by. anything; we have
- s°¢
oldlngIou‘t to the trade .
ever held» Every kind of Corset .includd init. ’R‘ricss 25c pair.
upward. » ._ .. -, ,, i ‘
MW" 1ISHI. _ IGTON STREET . ‘ SOUTH. NDRWALK.’
" " ‘ ' ' " ‘. Waits to ereots‘fbouse
Mrs. James» H. Stevensphof Cove
street. is ill with a severe attack of
gr p. , .
Captain Peter Decker is to have an
addition built to his house in Seaview
avenue.
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" The'Oiiiclal Board of the East Ave
nu‘e Methodist Church will meet Wed-
nesday. . ‘ -. ..
The Misses Daisy .and Inez Peck
Itili remain ill at their home in Win-
field street. ‘ '
Mrs. R. C. Thompson. who has been
“ sick with a severe "attack of grip, is
improving.
A meeting of the Silent Euchre Club
will be held at the home of Miss Etta
‘Brunduge in Van Zundt street.
MiSs Elizabeth Wilson, of Souvimv
avenue, \‘l‘lll entertain a number of her
friends at whist, this evening.
A son was born Monday to Mr. and
Mrs. W. S.,Iinymond, of 6 Bridge
street. Mother and child are doing
nicely
Rev. Joshua llcnion is to exchange
pulplts a week from Sunday with itev.
James D. Davis of the Advent Christ-
ian Church.
William Irwin, who has been ill,
has so far recovered as to be able to
get out doors occasionally now during
the middle of the day.
I
A delivery wagon of Tristram and
Hyatt broke down yesterday afternoon
in front of the Vacuum Varnish Com-
pany‘s plant. After spending some
time in temporary repairs the driver
was able to proceed on his way.
The oyster fleet experienced more
difficulty in getting out of the harbor
this morning than on any occasion
since the real cold snap of last winter
when navigation was completely sus-
pended for a time. The channel is
filled with big thick cakes of ice
which evory night form into ice does
or fields and must be broken up afresh
every, mornlnm The steamer Joseph-
ine omits? the way) this morning fol-
lowed by the Ostrea and the Bond-Cur
rler. There is a great. deal of host-
ing ice in the Sound and all steamers.
even the big ones find a great deal of
diliiculty in navigating its waters.
A silver heart with three embossed
lilies on its surface. attached to u. tri-
colored sllk ribbon, was sent by Grand-
ma James, the other day. to her Ben-
ulngton niece, Ruth ids Davenport, on
the occasion of her having reached the
first year of her life. The flowers rep-
resent three of a kinda—ids, the first.
of Mohawk: ids, the second, oi New
York. and ids, the third. of Benningtou,
Vt. it is surprising at tho respcrate
efforts little Ruthy makes to walk like.
other people. and she resembles a
{oung lioness as she roars up on her
ind feet. and paws everything within
reach with her forefoot. and were it
not that her good natured brother Ed
takes her out whenevor he can, over
Bald Mountain. or on the banks of tho
Wellamoosic river, the little heroine
would almoat go out of her skin. .
entertainment at the East Ave-
nue ethodist Church last evening
was an exceptionally fine one. it was
given by Mrs. Elisabeth Heath Eaton
and Mrs. I. K. Moore. The program
follows:
Plenty-Selected,
A. Nettletou Paddock.
s. The Petrided Fern Anon.
b. The Crushed Aesthete Brown
c.39itWoiIliul...’ ..... ........Hlli
Mrs. L. K. Moore.
Child's Rougsw
a. Little Boy fling ........ Nevin
h. i-lluiulwr Bout .......... (luyuor
Th
. company site entirelyiuadequste and
for Mayflower Husband. Ladder Com-
pany. The .prebent‘uusrters of the
unploa’sant for the company and'for‘ a,
long time themembera have cherishv;
all this idea which would enable them .‘
where a. much more efficient depdrt-
spent and to be more comfortable
themselves. The fire district commib
too which issued the call comprises
Charles H. Gehrrnanuo. Howard King‘
and W, A. Thompson.
nowa’vron.
The roads are pretty well broken
here now after the recent severe snow
storm.
Miss Marion Close, of Raymond
street, is visiting relatives in Green-l
wich, Conn. ' - ‘
F. Boylston's factory is filling a,
large order of carriage supplies for a
Philadelphia’house. . .
r
William Ambler of Ncw'Jcrsey, who,
has been visiting his father and [moth-5
or, has returned home.
The Merry 'i‘wclvo.\\'hist Club will.
meet this afternoon at the home oil
Mrs. William Doiaud. ltowayton.
Miss Evelin MUI'IWOUIUI‘ and brother
Douglas, of Prospect avenue, Nor-walk}
called on friends in Rowuyton, Sunday.
Painters are at work cleaning up the
interior of the oust-bound station, prc-‘
purutoi'y to painting and (Itziiul‘llllllg,
sitiilu.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thornton and
Mrs. iinre have moved from the Tin-o.
dore Neuendori place, in licnox aw
nuo. to New York city.
w...—
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mills enter
island a party of friends at whist. last
evening, and several pleasant hours
were passed by the guests.
The Epworth League oi the Rowayo
ton Methodistlplscopai Church will
hold an advertisement social Friday
evening, at the home of Mrs. Mary
Themes, Rowayton avenue.
John Oberlander manager of the
Barton Launch Works, has just com-
pleted a model for a fifty foot. trans-
fer boat, which is a beauty and no
doubt will come up to expectation.
The oyster steamer “Kate C. Stev-
ens" plowed her way up through the
ice of the Nor-walk harbor yesterday
morning. She was followed by one of
thc Mchiliums tugs. which took out
an empty barge from b‘erris‘ dock.
ilnnnuld Peterson, of Cedar street,
who fell a week since while harvest
lug ice at the Keeler pond at Brook-
side and fructurer his left ankle, is
doing nicely at the Norwnlk Hospital.
The members of the Fire Police of
Rownyton held a meeting. last night.
at the headquarters in Rowayton uve
one, and transacted routine business.
A baked bean supper followed the sea-
slop.
Charles R. Potty was a successful
competitor in the ii. (i. Kinderiwust
Puzzle Department, having won it fine
premium consisting-of a boy's wulch
which is on exhibition at Mcud liros.
grocery, This is‘ an inducement for.
other boys to cut plenty of ii. U. and
win a gold watch.
insurance Agent to. W. Godfrey had
a cruel lake played on him yesterday
by a horse, which he secured from a
local livery stable. Mr. Godfrey was
enjoying a drive about the country.
when the horse suddenly stopped and
decided to lay down. Mr. Godfrey's
shorts to raise the animal were unsuc-
cessful. and he was obliged to walk
some distance to his destination,
During the recent severe snow storm
the mall pouch which is iumg up for
tho 3le p. ill. exprerm west. was blown
c. The tilugur lircud Mun .. (.luynor
Mrs lifrrtncos licnthoiduton.
a. Jou's Iloliuuvt \il‘
h. The Courtlu' ............. ~Loyvvli
.ll", Mimic,
(lid firings
u. (lid lv‘ullrz; ill Ilmuc.
intimlc i..nur;v.
c. l‘oiuiit' ’l‘hi'o' lhc iiyu.
Mrs. idulou. ,
u. Aux llulicnu ...... Meredith
b. The this and the initiator .. Anon.
Aritthorc ileum in ills how illutate.
(Queen of linens) (loaned
Mrs. lintou.
A. A Mutllcy W... Anon.
b. The Crawl or lilo bolls bungay
Mrs. Moors. ”*
am mm.
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Notices have. been noted in different "
spots where they on readily catch the
public eye to the effect that u mean
ing of the tire district of trust Nor
wslit will be held at the it’ll/ch fichooi
on, Friday evening. February s. , The
meeting has been called in response to
s petition of members principally of
Mayflower Hook and udder Company.
The meeting is for the purpose of an
propfisting money for the purchases!
Consumption ca
.i'iesrly
advanced. Fresh sir stands
sedition“ quiet the cough and
ii
all. cases in , the earl stereo: My
off the cuichr-r and in some uiiuocounb!
uliln wuy was t'ili‘lii'il down lIH' lrzn'it
Io il‘lckvu's crmtuluu. unu Willi round;
uusptuulrd over the signal win-.3 witcvol
Ii our. Mind l»; litumm r timirigi- ‘d‘fl
ituynuuni whill- on IlIh any to pork
the following murmurs.
Yivsicl‘iiily riflvi'iuvuu \l‘IiIIl' it'uiu No.
is. knows its lllu (lid i‘ohmy frcittiii.
was passing through. Conductor iiliclt
Connors fell off, turd i‘uw'ii‘tui painful
iniurios. which iiecuslillnioii his leav-
ing the train at South Norwulk in
rimrgo of the engineer and human
and returning to his home in New
York city. When first l‘olirul it wasI
feared that Conductor humor»: back
was broken.
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ONLY DUKE FOR DYEFEPDM.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New castle,
: » p; ' i n
. . limitissvlelms .
,',
‘ NM“
inssocintion is set for tonight in the
.ln the opera house, on the night of
Thor‘secondy round of the penoehle
ton Hook and
m ,. tier COMM! iii N0 _
inlay lastnighu. gti‘lieygitpu, ants. -
“comp .Isssf‘fili games played byline pit.
detest tesmszup‘ to isstnlgnt the score
stood Volunters 13 Eagles 11. g
*lilillggitsned by a train passin over-
, “Ni esterduy, a, horse attac ed to
a~lig t sleigh holiedgmhile passin un~
dor‘tbe Main streetKI‘rsilr‘oad hr dge.
The Minerva d we the anaemic:
the. hit; in .itstee wand. Newton lied
been reacltedghsfore ttiie dri or. a
Stamford man could stop the it glitch-
ed animal.
Governor Roberts and his staff paid
an official visit totbe lioldiers'; Home.
in Newton Friday. The arty was on
its way from the Old uard ball in
New York, and stopped off at Noroton
to visit the institution. They found
the Home in excellent condition, until
the voteruuswoll and happy. Not at
word of discontent Was expressed by'
any of the 572 inmates, and the (lover-
nor and party spoke to a large number
of the old soldiers. They were unan-
imous in. declaring the Home an ex-
cellent one and well conducted. The,
governor made a brief 3address to
the men. ‘ _
WESTPORT.
George Andrews of (lesion was here
on business. Friday.
.u
M. D. 'i‘uttie of New Haven, was a
visitor here recently.
P. field of Jersey City made a bus-
iness trip here Saturday,
lilies Clara Roott of Racine, Wis, is
the guest oi” friends in town.
A new house is being erected for
F. A, Mills. in iiosevillc district.
, .l. Abhorton and wife of New York
spent the end of the week here.
Miss Elizabeth Kelly of Norwallt,
has been tho guest, or relatives hero.
Miss Lena Seymour Ililil returned
here. from a. visit with friends in Now
York.
Tim annual meeting of the Library
Reading room.
The Social Whlst club is to meet on
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Jessa Jennings. a
The board of Relief is to meet Feb.
1. 8 and iii, interested parties will do
well to note the dates. .
in spite of exceptionally bad weath-
er the whlst given Thursday for the
benefit of the Library netted about
40.
Some of the young people in town
are planning to give a valentine dance
Feb. 14.
Tomorrow is to be observed as
Founders day in the High school and
preparations have been made to duly
observe it.
Edward Adams. who has lust, under-
gone on operation for appendicitis. in
a New York hospital is reported cm
of all danger and rapidly couvnles.
cent.
itov. Jahcz Backus had hallo adieu
to Wosiport. officially. lie and his
churrnlug wife are to leave for a trip
to the Holy Land, in a few days. They
expect to return here in April and will
then prepare for their departure to
his new parish in York state.
At a special town meeting held Sat.
urday it was voted to issue bonds to
the amount of 890.000 for the purpose
of refunding the debt of the town.
which is now outstanding in the form
of notes. :i‘he bonds are to bear in-
terest not exceeding l per cent. and
are to run not less than thirty years.
Following are the newly elected oill.
net's of the Women's Beuoiloient sir
ciety oi the Congregational church:
Second directress, Mrs, Mary Coley;
treasurer. Mrs. B. L. Woodworth; sec.
rotary. Mrs. lasso Wakeman: exocu»
live committee. Mesdames w. it. Has.
ton. Frederick Salmon. Mary Coley.
in M. bees, ii. i. W worth and the
Misses Catherine 'l‘sy or. Nlnsfllske
man and Kate Wilcox.
NEW CANAAN.
George smith, the nowsdenlur. visit.
ed In New York. Sunday.
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Mrs, WWW Lockwood has returned
from u \‘iHIl.'WilIi iriunds in Norwulit.
Minn Pluronme lluul'uu is now it vii-Vii
for lilo Now lurk llniw‘y l’ ., oi’ Stunt
fill‘il.
’l‘ln- Pulls-la. Ili'IiI uuoliwr culm'ldlu
liwiii utul surmi lu ltuymnnd'u liuli
lust thilIlili.
The New Cuuuun imsulmil fair and
dance will open in littyiuond‘u lisll.
uuxt Friday evening.
"A Model Wife" was the subject of
lit-v. L. M. imuusbury's sermon in tho
Methodist Church Huntley evening.
Mr, and Mrs. Michael Coleman and
Mill, of Rye. N. i'.. spent. builder with
Mrs. Coleman‘s parents. in seminary
fish. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to hays great distress
“Wt cement;
can our e ~
...... up“ We”. sister.”
m ‘ a s
monorail. waisted use};
for and the ciiifcrd W1.
certslhl
be ililil‘eilr
still when far
mumbled host. Thus
muted Missionaries-1A 3::
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, tended by a large number of the de-
. drew. cherish
Will
street.
I The obsouules or the late Henry B.
lingers, held in the congregational
Church, iiunday. at it p. up. were his
. possibly recover.
.. ‘h;t~f<~l4't‘v”“'m 313%»- ‘21 ‘
"When we take into consideration
the afoot, more? ,
in this cutouts: leer consumerism:
it any wonder thot‘ilt‘ is feared by the
pea loot south Norwahrwho have
we, loose: and Mireille. colds if “d
south-i" said the, Proprietors“ .he
drum—s Pharinney to s‘ Sentinel report-
emn . My; ,1.”»" . . ,,
‘l'A famous isolation physician “has
trues“ urged limpet-tents. when. the
s lgbtest tendency to consumption”.
p red. to‘ take all dire cod lvéroll
po sibio into their systems, and phye
siclnns everywhere have recognised
its value for coughs-colds, bronchitis,
consumption had all wastlng'diseases.
but. unfortunately. few could take it
and derive any benefit from its use, on
account of ‘ the indigestible ‘ grease
which it contained. . _
“Now," continued be. ,“i want
every persou‘in South Norwalk to
know the value of our new cod liver
oil preparation, Viuoi. it actually
contains in n‘concentroied form all
of the body-building elements of cod
liver oil actually tithcu from. fresh
cods‘ livers, without it drop of oil or
grease to upset the stomach and re
turd its work. - ' ,
“Therefore. wherever olddashloned
cod liver oil or emulsions will do good,
Vinol will do far more geod. We guar-
antee Vinol will improve the appetite,
strengthen digestion, make rich, red
blood, create strength. cure chronic
coughs and colds and strengthen weak
lungs. , ' ‘
“We have letters from people who
have been given up to die in consump-
tion and claim to halve been cured by
Vinol. Among others is the foiloiving
groin: Mrs, J. G. Bros/n, of Anderson.
non ‘ ’
“ 'Our daughter was on the verge of
the grave with consumption. Our.
family physician said she could not.‘
film was so \rtrult
no multi only give lici‘ llulf at tuitepmm.
fill of {soil win... til. it. limo, this beint:
the only thing c-IIU could rain: into herZ
stomach. We tried Yinol. however,
and, utter inking several bottles. our
daughter was up and inking her mesh:
rcguiuriy, and is now as healthy as Sim
cyt-r was. We hope other dear ones
may he saved (is ours was, and Words'
are inadequate to express our gi‘ati.
tudu to you and your splendid cod liv-
er oil preparation, Vinoi.‘
“ii’ Vinol fails to‘give satisfaction to
Our (‘llSIOlllt‘l‘iL We i‘Otlli'll yOUl‘ lilOlltfl.‘
without qucutlon.” Tho Clifford Phar-
mucy.
INQUEST FOR MR8. HOCH.
...—......
Will be Hold to Determine If She Was
Plosohsd by Husband.
CHICAGO. Jan. file—Dr. C W. how.
its, coroner's physician. said today
that he would ask for a continuance
of the inquest over the body of Mrs.
Marie Waicker iioch, whose death led
to the revelations the much mar-
ricd life of Johann , ch. The physi~
clan has not completed the chemical
analysis of the woman's stomach and
will ask for more time;
"There is a possibility of the anal.
ysin amounting to ”something." said
Dr. bewke. The chemical analysis
when compietedou t, to settle the
question whether-.t woman died
naturally or not...” r i finish my
work. an expert wi go over it and
will give me a confirmatory report.
All this takes time." .
linlcss the physician finds some
trace of poison in the woman's stom-
ach. bone of convicting Hoch of mur~
tier will be practically gone. There
will. however, remain many charges
of swindling and bigamy, on which
iioch will be prosecuted. it will prob.
ably be two weeks before iioch is
brought back to Chicago, unless he
waives extradition.
NEW YORK, Jan. ill—Johann iioch.
of Chicago. who was arrested here last
night. charged with blgaruy and wife
abandonment after a search extending
over the entire continent. told the oili-
uluis at police headquarters today
that he is anxious to return to Chica-
go at once. He wanted to face the
charges against him in that city, he
said, and has no intention of oppos-
ing extradition. iioch was photo-
graphed for the Rogue's Gallerybeforo
taken to court.
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COUOHS AND COLDB.
All coughs. colds and pulmonary
complaints that are curable are quick-
ly cured by One Minute Cough Cure.
Clears thophle , draw. out inflam-
mation and has s and soothes the sf.
footed parts. strengthens the lungs.
wards of! pneumonia. Harmless and
pleasant to take. Sold by The Oilf-
ford Pharmacy. ‘ "
WHY NOT, iNDlIDf
if more than one house are called
houses
And more than one mouse are mice.
Then why are two mice not mousvu
And why are two houses not hiuu’.‘
If it loilol‘ is MHIIL uud It guns.
And We itumv ii wrixt win-u it‘s lzflilil
Why lmwn’i limilvii ultvll Ii Mlmvu
(iv Iii-i lunlwy \vc Mil nl bun sputuv‘}
‘ hill. or, ever literati . 3‘ "
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‘ cask row refuses .
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or you FIND rule name on
voun Mouse with em as.
sunso vou HAve concussed,
rue ‘RiGHT KIND; rs; KIND ..
THAT WILL oo‘ rue wosk. ANo "
rug «moved out teatime roe .
Jill's seer sun ONLY «th ro
suv. ‘ ‘
cm as souaur Ar
Charlesii. Doll’s
HARDWA'RE.
its wasHINaros eraser.
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THESE COLD WINTER DAYS BY
usiNo THE. CHEAPEST AND Beer
FUEL OBTAI NABLsE.
COKE
HAS BEEN REDUCED T0 8 came
PER BUSHEL. DELIVERED lN Lo‘rs
OF 25 at}. on MORE.
TRY A LOAD AND BE. CONVINC-
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ORGANIZED 18".
WITH
Cantu! 5100.000.00
Surplus. $100,000.00
Net Profits. 560.000.00
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lolleits accounts of individual; men-
uisetursrs. merchants and corner-titles
upon favorable isms.
JOflN H, MNAPP. Viorl‘ram
JAGOI M. LA'VTON, cull".
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If lli-i t'iili- Iliui i'lllil’di lli‘l'i‘i‘ «Illilltml.
liui ”W John that. We spring in
spl'llllit,
Why isn’t lilo iu'il lIlill wu ringed
tungod
the door that is hiiililtsd shut
hung?
(If
A word that we spunk is spoken.
Why don't we any it is spake?
Our girl. when u. pitcher in broken,
"Ash, Louis!" she says. “it
break!“
but
if we lie when we say thlit we laid.
”411‘”; lay when we said that We
a .
Why don‘t we speak of the needles.“
played
Dr tell of the pieces We plied?
usascd'srrelaiives and friends. The
aster. Rev. J, H. Hoyt. 11.13.. conduct»
the service. assisted b Rev. it. ii.
Nelda. DJ). at a
lie spoke in eloquent words on the life
of Mr. Rogers. The floral offerings
were beautiful. The hearers were Ana
and F'l‘liilt Hoyt. of New
York. kilometers and .Mk
elation. isthmus. and Alan Patter.
son. of this soon. The remains were
tern ril placed in the receivin
m filtration new.» . s
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t Ms "s Churchd
A fish that we catch isn’t notched
. Ami the roof that we thatch isn't
’ thought: ._
Why don’t we speck. of a thought that
7 was thatched
0r hour of hit a“ that was bought?
in lotus-e thstfshung isn't. hanged.
mfgasg‘nmwhs is new isn’t
my admissions list be his seared
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ii. H. Mathewson John H. Light
John H. Knapp Henry payment
Josiah R. Marvin lsmuei Grumman
Christian timid: J. Wallace Marvin
Fred. H. Rowan.
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«ranging?! “
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discount: "4
3‘cansmfi‘opsatoesv. .5. ... I.” ‘. .sgd
Stilllfigk ,fimm...m.s“.sse .
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SKA-[[8 A]. 605] 5 cans Egg le toll-MIA In I-lc?5¢
onosnvo BALANCE or :3 x ‘ -‘ W I? .;
sKA'rn crock; A1! 0031'. :1 . . . ‘ ‘.
some or rnntu LESS. .. , .3 .
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genitalia, were still) sovnu .. “ “4 COTTAGE AVENUE: I,
88500 Sherlock Holmes and Pit ;. EA,“ NORWALK' CONN. ‘
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Ev it your property. whether his storm... ‘
y w , ;; aheuse and lot'intown cruel estate!
'52 so. MAIN er.
H. R. BULKL
of any description quickly. on)! or Ills ‘
dress ‘ it ‘ou
We Be DQGARuO ‘l I .
at Wall street. smut. Conn“.
it will be of advantage to you also
to see me it you made-Queue of buy»
I‘m mustn‘t-hie up
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be safely reinvested through this Com- ‘CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AN“
puny at 5 per ccnt.-—-incrcnslng the in- MONROE STEIEET' I ‘
come :5 per cent. Newly furnished throughout. Mos!
Description of methods and all do»
sired.information on request,
lirrcsliiicms limit“ earnings
tiny rec-tired to daywithdrawn.
Assets .................... $1.700,000
Surplus and Profits ........ $160,000
Errlirstui by the most conservative.
authorities upon investments.
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 16 SD. MAIN ST.
Resident Directors. Resident Manaers.
Mortimer M. Lee .3. R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John B. Lawrence
Frishindiiiiup.
FRESH HERRING........ .. ..7oib.
SALT HERRING.......... ....so In.
our MAOKEREL............10¢‘lb.
eLuaFtsi-t LARGE AND eMALt.
... .. ....1zclb._
WEAKFISH......... .....10clb. ‘
WHITEFIBH and Cl8¢0E8....10c lb.
PICKEREL. ...... ............10ctb. -; .‘~
wmre HALIBUT............15c lb.
WHOLE SALMON........ ....1oc lb.
STEAK coo ...... ............12¢Ib.
ALL OTHER KINDS or FRESH
new A1- REASONABLE PRICES.
coo LIVER OIL............ 25c.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKE
comfortable and up-tmiate hotel in the '
city, Electricity and heat in warm
room. Bulbs in connection. {are '
fect sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Always comfortablennd
quiet. . - " . '
Cafe carrying a full line of, Actors
Merrill and Condit’s wines. liquor!
and cigars Best stocked harlot“
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city. .
T. J. SULLIVAN, Prop. . .
TELEPHONE CALL, 896—3. , "~
from
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II Is-ssaI- sun-u.
to...
sea.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
South Norwnlk.
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSB, Prop.
Use STANDARD FIXTURES
for your Bath Room. They are
clean, neat and durable.
“...—......“-
Miss Boorum,
Horace, R. Nash, .
DERMATOLDOIST. con. N. MAIN AND weer are.
CHIROPODIST. ' so. NORWALK. cons.
Lookwaod’s Hail.
..orwaik.€onn. ——~ ~493— J
Office Hours:
9 to 12 a. m. I to 5:30 p. or.
Telephone
Connection.
”s. sinks
Carpenter, Builder and
General Contractor
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR .IOB-
IING, BUILDING OF NEW AND IRE-
MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.
IN OR OUTOF-TOWN ORDERS BY
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED 1'0.
~RESIDINOI—
78 MAIN arse“. NORWALK.
Paper. "
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 bésll
manner. ‘
We have taken a good into?
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures ion
your work. . 1 'i .
u r
We try to carry in stock every-
thing you need for the decoration ,. ..
of your house inside or out. . ,i . ‘
E. E.
Gerham.
TELEPHONE! isle-ll.
Surety Bonds
or no Kinda.
Liberal Policy for Autoibobiics with-
out rcstriction to storage of Gasoline.
JACOB M. LAYTON
R. R. Attendant!) Norwalk.
Telephone till-I.
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PIIIIMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
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this and min Hitler -
has Minutes. Metal: cell cg. Its.
dishes» '“' “tail
run loses a Iguana!“
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Jenkins BissNolves mm" ‘1 Wm: .
and and Embslrne‘rg Milt. _ ,
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