Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 4, 1905 · page 7

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,hrougb the thick
catching
’ bins are Well tilled and will last tho
. openers several days.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

‘ down”
’1 Mmhasera. '

and on; non «that we any.

. inviieyoulc on More to
» See Poster. .

 
 

a wnsnmorou STREET.

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

’ bar-t 6er led tho moonlight—“the

or Band last evening.

a Pastime Athletic Club is or-
z a baseball loam, .

 

A‘buqiness meeting of u... Junior
was. held last evening.

 

 

x8, “Which is seriously ill with
bout‘nmta at his (home in Winfield

 

 

income. W. Kennedy. or Buffalo, is
.tlgétitng Miss Mary Kennedy, of Selloclt
. e . " ,

 

 

li‘Attox-ncy John .1. union has been
it for; several days at his home on
tfezory Boulevard.

iVRichard Bland in confined to his
. ome with a heavy cold. llc In thrcat~
edwith pneumonia.

 

 

The East Nortvaik Fire Police will
old their monthly meeting on Monday

in am at their rooms.

i WEN...

The second team of the Pautimc Ath-
. etic Club will play the Company D
.‘ eum next Wednesday at tho armory
I» {tor the weekly drill.’

 

 

At a recent meeting of the Pastime

Athletic Club a committee at three

members was appointed to see if the
tub could secure a piano. 4*

The members of Mayflower Iioolt and

Ladder Company are fooling very Jubi-
lant today over the thought they are
;. to have a new truck lmusc in the near

uturc.

1f the present cold snap continues

* the river will be closed to all sorts
,s of navigation as even the heaviest of

tigs will ilo unable to operate in the
narrow channels.

The Radel oystcr steamers did not
attempt to leave the harbor this morn-
ing. owing to the ice. The); wont out
“osterdoy and after cutting a channel
Icc auccwdod in
about 1,000 bushels. The

Today In tho
first. day this your that tho. steamt-ru

" hare not been down the river.

 

 

Rownv'ron.

The Pomposqueshauky Whist Club
will meet with Mr. and Mrs. it. A.
Mills tonight.

Mrs. A. Dibble and Miss Elizubplit
Dibble are quite seriously ill with inc
grip.

There Will bu an adjourned special
meeting of the Fire Police and tho

 

 

 

‘- . itowuyion Host: Company at the quar-

{ .

 

tern. Monday night. Business of
grout importance In to bc transactiul
and every mchn-r In iftll‘ilijh'll)’ rc-
quostcd‘ to be present.

 

 

The Young People‘s Society of tho
Buptiut Church hold a uocinl at the
homo of the pastor, Rev. i“. C. Brown.
lust owning. About thirty were pro-
wnl and it tnort ploltunnt Illiit‘ was ott-
Joycd. (tuition worn played and to.
ircuhmonln wore ucrvcd.

The Epworth Longiio of tho Mutiny-
tliut Church hold an mlvortinouwnt
social at Mrs. Mary 'l‘honwu’, litHl
night. There Willi n. rccltation by
Minn Moudo Raymond and ii. muting
by MlBS Ruth Thomou. ’i‘hcro wore
about forty proucnt and un excellent
time was enjoyed by all. Light rc~
lrcshmcnls were named.

m

 

Itowynton Methodist Epicentml
Church. Rev. A. 1.. Hubbard. ptlhlurv—
0:30 a. m., morning close. led by linear
Mills; 10:30. preaching by the pastor.
tliuiuo, 'l‘ontplon; 1:30 p. 111., Sunday
achimi: 6:15 p. in., Epworib intuition
and Youth: l’ooplu’u attracting in union
iloi‘vicc; 7. prion-him; by tho puutor.
lllt‘llit‘. Tho Christians. Thursday or-
cning. prnyvr nnvuiug.

 

»N:_..-

ltowuyiou liilitllrtl. tiiiurcii. Frank 1‘.
Brown. puntorwflurvtcca at 101% tr.
in. and 7:30 p. IIl.‘. nubioci of morning
human. “A Mighty “ppm“ ovunitli;
ncrmnn topic, "'l‘ho Supreme lilomonti“
unto by David Albrvcht, accompanied
by him. Frml Allllilt‘l‘: Lord's i‘iuppor
loilowina arching aorvlrol Honda)“
«about at 1:2; Junior Christian Endeav-
or. i; licnior t‘hriniiun Endeavor
meow in Moilituliitl idptucopui Church,
In union service with Epworth League.
at 0 p. in: Ladica' Aid media on Wed
handily at. 2p. in, at home of Mm. n.
ll. Evory; Happy ilour noi‘vtct‘, 7:30
it. on. Thursday,

AGONIZING aURNO
are Instantly relieved. and pcricclli’
heated. by fincldcn‘a Aroma salvo. C.
fitvenbark. Jr.. of Norfolk. in, writcu:
"I burnt my knee dreadfully; that it
bllotored all ovrr, illicitlcn'u Arnicit

 

halve stopped the pain. and healed it
All“) boob; ,nli
at F. ii. Ba:-

to

without a scar."
wounds and apron,
tor‘a. drought.

0p

hill},

have

 

ens soothes heats.

 
 

 

- *frhnis one an... old time baled

 
 
 
 
 

the t
The old mid 43009; a new one, quickiyfco’dleéi’l li’sthosthl‘yio
a vent throat, weak lungs, a tendency to consumption. Ayer‘s
Cherry Factorial 'brctuui‘np the takings-cold ll
Consult roarrdtictiir I

onto nd a novingci to, per cent. to
but: bu udvcrtibo but of Bur— ‘

\

tunnel and 'dccldo .f‘or, loosen;

sournguonwnfln.

 

M~mmw . , .

Danton anotnonorou. ' .
, ,

hnumhcrpr the young people at.-
tendednm or an recital at St. John's
Church, statutord. 'i‘huraday night.

 

As yet nothing has been done by the
authorities in the case of John ling—
gerty. ’l‘bcbxcuac which in modem
that they would be unable to prove
the charges. 1 -

 

 

with. atockot amall shoulders at
Stroet'h Cosh Grocery. .

 

Governor Roberts has approved a
requisition by Treasurer A. B. Boers,
of the Soldierti‘ Hospital board for $11,
000, lie has approved one by Cattle
Commissioner Averill for assistance in
January $101.10.

 

There was a doubio fnncrnl at tho
Noroton Soldiers' Home yesterday.
John H. Burden. of Company 1, Fifth
Connecticut Volunteers infantry, and
Scbut'y Birdseli. of Company A. mun
N. Y. V. L. were laid to rest. Burial
was at Spring Grove Cemetery.

 

On next Tuesday night the Rev. Mr.
Barry. of the Presbyterian church of
Stamford, will lecture on “Spain."
The lecture will be under the our»
picea of’thc Men's Club of tho Durinn
Congregationalchurch. and will doubt.
lean ho a very interesting and Instruo
tivo one. .

WESTPOR'I.

\V. F. ii. Preston is on n bunincsn
trip to Philadelphia.

 

 

(‘hnrios Bulltloy is on a visit to ro-
lativcn In Nortltport. L. I.
...__l

 

Fricndu 'irom Dnricn arc gdcutn at
tho home of Miss Mary Manon.

 

 

Mr. Fredric}.- Bradley ontorinlnod
tho Sanguinck \Vlllsi, club last night.
Tho Arthur Whitney cottage has
been loascd to Robert Williams who is
soon to take poncssion with his iituiili'.

llomcr liccrs‘ relation of his trip to
Mexico is most interesting, There in
no more interesting conVermilionulisi
titan tho ox-Itcprcai‘ntalivo whuu ho
Hutu In to obllgo, and his budgoi. oi
hows this limo. HI‘UIllS to ho morn cu-
tcrcsting than ll. the ruin.

 

We are aiming to guide out Sli‘lls
toward the lions of humming dignity
cvcry limo we. not Snugatuck way and
begin to npprcciato the truth thitt Wt]
are not only having constructed an up.
todato railroad bridge, but, urn also
to have n torrn cotta and yullor dc-
pot. We somehow iolt that If Group-
with was to gut in on the brick front
plan. we ought to. and that is lilo, viow
ovidcntly taken by the (.‘tmsolidntod it.
R. Co. it lu'ol‘t limo qunlltv rathor
than quantity. and so it In that. in
Saugulut-k particularly, the quality is
tliorc. illltl on tho unruley bluo book of
Now York loo. liua that noun-thins:
to do with tho matter, We up tou'ncru
wontlt‘r? .

WILTON.

Minn Klilllm‘llll‘ \t‘hlto has rcturncd
to New York.

Mru. T. l-‘. Ullllt‘l‘t is:
quitu comfortably.

i
muting along

 

Minn Ei'oiyn Iiiil ban rocm'orcil from
an attack of tho grip.

The Whiut (“lab will moot Tin-Milly
with Mrs. It. W. (union.

ltnulicu Olinaioad won in town this
week visiting her iathcr,

_Dr. F. D. Sturgcn vlaitnd friends in
New York a low days lost Wittlk.

Mrs. W. 10. liookor in visiting Inu-
purcnta at tboir homo In Snugortlcld.

h. i’

The MlHlit‘ii-l l’dtillno and Elnlv Will-
Ing. of Now York. ant-ht Sunday at
tho home of tin-iv motlwr In (lunar/n.

Iirlllliint uunnhiur and n cloudivnu
uky. ’I'hurnduy. pronuncu for 1th vi-
cinity i'igornnu wrnilicr for nix wncka
or moro atiii to l’Ulilil.

i‘tolicarauiu aro in program» for. n
play to bo given In Cannon ititil for
tho Iwnoilt of tall. Matthcw'a Church.
some tittio thin tnonth.

’i’lm rccont torture by Emmi Thomp-
iiou Hoton In South Norwnlli had ru»
awakened interest in hip worku, two
volummmf which. "Wild Animals 1
liaro Known." and "Lives of the Hunt.-
ud.“ arc to ho found In tho Wilton
Library.

itit‘u. .i. blclllivca Betta untcrinlucd
tho mntnbcru oi tho Mllllllt't! Wiiiat
Club at her home ’I‘ut'udny nttnrnoun.
’l'hc shouts played whini from it in f.
and cxpruescd turmoil/m till having
lutd a very tmloyabio than. Prim
worn diiitribuiod by the trauma to tho
following pinion; holding the minim
acorns: MIMI Mary lit Gregory. Mm.
N. tit. licidd . Minn Annie lira“. and
Mra. (i. A. . weapon." The consulti-

nkiagécoltl halt

 

 

obit. ‘lhdlfcbgliz

bout this. '

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. tailored :fur solo by It. ii. Fitch.
. proceeds will bc dovcicd to pariah pun
. pesos. . . .

" scnoouna'ml‘wi‘i ‘ ram. Lot‘s.

ploy and tirococdod to nor dock.’ and

, , . . obnsmeov e. at St:
, WW5” pariah. The audiopcu'wau
diiwytainod by selections on James
adient’c‘grumophonc. .Quite a sum
, is realized from the auction of colic,
Lcundy and fancy articles, Wllllili‘thl‘Q
Tho

 
 
 
 
 

 

D. M. Anthony Wont 0n Norfolk Shoal.
But Crew Wan Sayed.

uonroint. va... reu.,._i. -— ’l‘iic
achoonor ii. iii- Alimony-Capt. Hit-

und .a half north of it‘alaofiuno life
saving station last night, during a
blinding storm. and may be a total
boon... Early thin morning .thocrow
oi' Bill was, rnucuod bylnu life saving
men from False Capo. ‘

When the nobmncr wont ashore iihc
wail Immediately; discovered by a coaat
patrol, .whb gave lllt‘ifillfl'ill at Fabio
Capo» station. and the station crow
hauiod their apparatuathtough tho al.
most. zero weather to it .Doint 'on the
beach opposite the stranded craft.,,lto.
poatod efforts were inudo‘to got a lino
to the Anthony, but vvlthont'auccocu.
The life savers stood by until daylight
and then were able to reach the itlllp.

The captain of tho Anthony bocamo
coufuaod in the snow and lost. his
bcnringa. The D. M. Anthony is of
493 not ionnago. She Is Mil foot long,
30 boom and lb dcnth. She was built
in Fall itit'cr. Moon. in 1873. and her
home port Is New York. “

NEW HAVEN MAN SHOT

 

Little Hape for Joseph Caputo, who
wag Wounded In Fight.

NEW HAYES. Feb. 4.~ldttlo hopo
isfclt of the rtK'ovcry of Joseph Cap
uto. who was shot. last night during
an allow in Fair street. At. the New
Haven Hospital today It was said that
the luiurod man'n condition was wry
low. His wounds are in the bond and
abdomen.

tip to noon no trace of the whore-
abouiu of Augustine Gugllclnilno and ‘
his brother (’oloccio. had been found
by the police. though a general alarm
was soul but lmmodlnloly utter tho
Shooting. Joseph (luglioimino, anoth-
cr brolhcr, who was arrested last on
I‘lllllL’. was put through tho "third do
moo" policc lit‘llllQlllti‘lCl‘S today, and .
will be given a hoaring Inter. All the
parties: arc banana poddlcrs, and tin‘
quarrel In said to burn nrisvn over it
busincsn matter. ’I‘ho poll-2c any tin-tr
inquiries Indicate that. two of the flip!»
liolinino‘s bold Cnputo while tho third
shot him six times with n rm'olvor.

VINEYARD SOUND FROZEN OVER.

WOODS HOLE, Mush, Fob. l.~‘
Vineyard Sound is cutlrcly i‘i'ozcn ov-l
or for tho, ilrst time within the mom»,
(try of tho rosliluutu of this auction oft
thc slillt‘. lcc llllti illlcd tho harbor at. '
\‘incyttril “liW'll, Ilit‘ grout. uhcltvrinn
port of tho lslund of Miti'ihn'u \‘iuc-
yurd. {or it number of days. nnd tbo.‘
continued i'xtromo cold uullllllmltill
curly today in a dmp of tho morcnri
to zero. While the air wuu motionless.
As a. result, a solid shoot. of loci
strutchcu for mllon from the island uuu
many of tho inhubltuntu ol‘ Vineyard
llnvvn today u-nlltml about on tho trove
on surface of tho harbor. Word was
rcccircd bore from Nantucket this ion:-
uoon that tho stoniucr Nnniurhot,
Which started from thnt, lulnmi yon-tur-
duy for this port and bct'ntuo frozen
in not for from the tuition. was utlil
stuck inst with tho «rt-xv and about it
dozen ponnongcru still nbonrd. it
was thought tlwy bad it liboritl uupply
or food on tho nionmor, and It was bc‘
llovcd they would ho nblu to return to
tho iuiuud today over tho Icc.

romc TO THE sfsraM.

For liver troubles and constipation
there to nothing better than DuWiti'n
liltiio Early macro, the famous litiio
l’ilib. 'l‘hcy do not wcnkcn tho atom-
ttcb. Tholr action upon the byutcm
is mild, plcusnnt and hartnlenn. Bob,
Moore. of Liti‘ayotte. lud., Hays, "Not
use talking, DuWItt'o Little Early
ltluera do their work. All othor pllln
I have used gripe and make our sick
in to stomach and ncvcr curcd inc,
Del ltt’n Little hirly l‘tlucru proved
to ho the long sought rolluf. 'l‘hoy
uro ntmpiy pcrfinri." Portion» trhvob
lug find Little Early illnora the moat
roliubto romcdy to carry with them.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy "

CAPTAIN LAKE HIE-ELECTED.

liltllli‘il‘iilolt'l‘, Fob, 'lw-“AL u inn-i.
ing of tin» nttwklioldoru in tho intkn
’l‘orpmlo Boat Utilitpully. which was,
bold In liliiznboib. N. .l., t‘npt. Hlllltiil
loitko wait l‘tlcl‘llfiflt‘tl pi‘i-ulilpht oi‘ lllt‘
concuru.

Vocal filtlt‘klltllllt‘l‘fl uro nulhority for
tho utnlomcnt that tho turpodo bout
Hinton Lilith X. llllii boon purl-button by
lllt' Arm-ntinb ltopiibllc, lillil ihut no
goilntloua ltf‘o now In prom-nun with
Chili and llt‘liiiill for tho i‘BIIllJlliilillliillI
of n iorpodo bout plant in our of tlnnw
oouniricu.

 

 

 

 

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PIRATINO FOLEY'E HONEY AND
TAR

it'olpy it (to, Chicago. originated
ilonvy and Tar an n throat and lung
remedy. and onncrount at tho grunt
mom and popularity of lu'oloy'n llonpy
and TM many Imitnilona nro ofiot'od
for tho gvnuinc. Auk tor Foluy‘r
iloncy and Trip and rcfuuu any uulmtt.
lulu oiforpd an no othcr lll'i'vill'hiiiiii
will giro the mono antiaianlion. It
lit mildly lnyutim It contains no up.
into» and in output for rtiiidi-mi and
dolirntr prrnotin. Hold nt i’lnlutud‘u
Drug atom "

1M

JOY LINER CLEANED OP ICE.

NEW i’tiltK. Fob. d.w‘l‘hii Joy Lino
trolght ntumnrr Old Dominion, which
loll; Bordon on Thursday and won
caught in the drift loo around at tho
bummed in tho um Rtvor. whom
tiring; Island Sound [women narrow
trainer-.11 Tlii‘ttfimfl Neck and Whit»
utonp. win; cleared of tho. too curly to»

 

but been helplcstl in the ice lillit‘b you
wrduy noon. 'ruza worn scat trout
thin city to time her and several other

field. bound from New York to Nor- .
. folk: Light. struck on the shoal a mile

( t-Iiiuyunnlzu.

 
 

 

‘Enqlantijf‘atid Germany Have
Noifiaken’Anyrjnctioa'to End
Struggle Between illussia and
inhumane Bartlculars oi
Artillery ,DueIe—eRussia 0i-

‘tic‘ors at Colombo ’

LONDON. Feb. iszlio Foreign 0f-
iioc declares there to no foundation for
tho‘ roport pubiiuhad in Nowaorlt that
conferences have tnkoo‘piiwc at Bor-
lln botwecn Chancellor you Buoiow
and the Britiah ambuecndor. Sir Frank
Loacelles, with tho object of bringing
about peace between Russia and .1 apart,
The ofllciaia hero know nothing of any
proposal from either Germany, Grout
Britain or elsewherc suggesting an of-
i’ort Joint or othcru'iuo to stop tho
“’fll". \

BERLIN. Fob. i.-«-Tho niaiomont
made in New York In a London dou-
patch that Emperor William consid-
ors llllll an opportune moment. for
Grout Britain and (lormuny to join in
an effort for peace In the Far East, to
treated by the Foreign Oilicc born as
being merely a variation of an old
phantasy quite without semblance of
imputation. Russia has given no inti-
mation that she desires peace. and It
Is doomed impossible new that, tier-
many should ndviso or nuggcut pence
without an invitation from both bolllg~
cronts. Tho realities of tho nitunlion
now prcclndo the European powers
from offering to medium as may did
in the cast». of Presidont Roosevelt two
months ago.

’i‘OKlO, Feb. 4. 1 p. tithnnchurlan
headquarters tclcgruphing untim- date
of February It, says: “(in Thursday
(Feb. 2) the oncnty'u ut‘tilloi‘y hotn-
bardcd from novurul points. our right
wing. Otherwise tho sltuutton to un»
changed. In tho dlrcction oi our con
tor at. 12:30 Friday morning tii‘ob. 3.!
one company of tho cnomy‘n infantry
attncltod our outposts from tho Mnhdcn
road, and lnlor nnotlicr :srction was at-
turitcd in tho noighborinunl ol' Monv
130th attacks were rc-

 

pulsed.

“In the- diroctlon of our lclt tho one.

my has boon attaching in tho neigh-
borhood of LiulIaoImn since tho morn
lug of Feb. 2. Their force. which coir
slated of the First and i-‘it‘tb ltiilo Bri-
gallon. was driven back toward Chung
tau. Tho enomy‘u iousos arc ostImut-
0d nl. uovon huudrcd. We \viincssed
tho roniovnl of over turbo hundred
dt‘iltl.
"'l‘ho Runslnn (loud aIroady intorrod
aflcr lilo battle of lioikontnl, In tho
neighborhood of Snmnpao. alono bum
bcr nine hundred.”

COLOMBO, Ceylon, Fob. 4:421:11.
Stoctsmi. the former commander at
Port. Arthur, itntl tho Russian oillccrs
and oiht-ru accoiupanying‘him. arrived
horn today from Jttpmt by way of
Shanghai. on board tho l-‘rcnch Linc
moanwr Austt‘nlicn.

in an Interview with tho corrospon
dual of The Associated Prods, the gen
urnl denied tho stutcmcnts published
to tho «flout that Port Arthur was our
rcndm‘cd prematurely. lie was ce-
pcplully Indlgnant at the statements
nunlp by a London newspaper January
2:. In a doopnirh from Poitiu that there
worn at the time of the surrender 25.-
000 able-bodied men in Port Arthur
pitpnbln or making a aortic. hundrods
oi omccrs nil well-nourished. plenty
of ammunition. tho largest magazine
bring untouchcd had full to tho root.
and that tht-rc. was an utnplu supply
oi food for three muutha cvcn it no
lrouh uuppllon u'crc. received and not
nupportml by fuels.

Colonel Rt‘liiii. who was ninonz llll'
upgnilutoro of the surrender of tho
fortress. said:

Tim garrison could not burn hold
out a momcnt Ioiuzi‘i'. ll W0tild how
tun-n llltil‘tlt'l‘. Only liftoou roubicu
infill) runmlnrd in tho military trmm
rtty. out of :1 million and a half (Willi.~
000} at tho cominonrcmcnt oi tho
Hlt‘uo. Four hundred men were dy-
Iui: daily in thp hospitals. principnlly

from Wounds and scurvy. ticnorni
Itondrutunko Willi tho hero of tho
Hippo."

(tolonvi ltclun l‘urtliur durinrt‘d that
tho .lnpunonn worn ndnilrnblu noldioru.

but poor In tho “no. of tho buyonotn
i’tllliltili‘i‘tl with tho ltnnulnuu and
lt‘i‘l‘lll'll.”

Linnoritl Siouauol ilittl inborn of bin
burly Will trnnaiuhip at Port. Said tor
tidmstut.

-4. m «MMmMMW

JUDGE HALL DIDN'T LEAVE WILL.
Widow and Ben Appointed Admlmira-
tors on Eutato animated at 0200.000

’i‘ltc into John M. Hall formuriy prim.
Idont of tho (‘ouuolidatod road. diod in-
tonlulu. In tho Now llm'l’tt probate
court ’l‘lnirnday. his uou. John L. Hall.
and widow. Julia W, Hall. Worn up~
pointrd ndiuinlutrntoru.

Amtrnlupru appointed worn (Icorgu
Id. filling of Willimantlc unit Arthur J.
Young of million.

No cathodic of the rhino of Judge
liail'u oututo was: nindc in court but.
hin irIoudu think ho. tort an oblate of
about. IllilllJllltl.

Ilcnidcn‘ the widow and unit this othpr
lit‘ll‘ll of tho potato arr tho two dough-
tcrn. tho lilitinou Florence and Helen
iiitil.

one or onion/«M vouuoro wwae
bean

unlit' LAKE: CITY. lllhli. Fab. 4.»
lnnsy llidciow Young. tho sixth with
of the into lirigitain Young. i'oriuc’r
prontdonl. or the, Mormon Church. In
dead from pnonnnmiu. 3110. was born
in liltnoin in min, and wan married to
Brigham roan at ,Oumha in ,iitiil.
coming to tun immolluinly' thought
tor. Silo truly a tlfllcohdtilit‘tlf the
Biseiotro at Mattunhusem, was a
dattohtor oi the American Revolution

 

 

craft. cold to be frozen in near the
battle spot.

 

 

and a member of the National Council
.ui’ Woman.

i

f ANDgTitERE to math manua-

oancewwnan: hm:
DLE ‘itbwitn ‘

ills

AHIGH CAN

5 l

 

ARE BEING USED. / l

I is a Large Light
, Little Money .
tint. R’ytllgltlutt.

‘ 'tho 68.

bdtbwmmw

 

 

The Oniu Premium
civen with the

Richardson Saw

is qualitu.

YOU GET 'l‘l-ll‘} PREMIUM IN THE

Cll'l‘TlNO WEAR Oi? EVERY ONE.

Chute; E. Dow

HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 143-6.

 

common»

iliiNKIiliNiiili

PLUMBING.
STEAM.

HOT WATER.
1 ND (MS

I" I TTING

 

and Zinc.

 

50 South Main Strut.
Shinbone, 1|”.
ummmm, Goon.

 

tuition

Capital “00000.00
Surplus. $100,000.00
No! man. 360,000.00

lollniu account. at butt-Italian, man.
uranium-I. merchant. and corporations
upon favorohlo terms.
IDWIN H. MATHIWION. PM.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vino-Pm
M00! M. LAYTON. cantor.
DIRIGTORO.
It. H. "albumen John H. Light
John H. Knapp Hoary onmur
dutch R. Manda damn-i Grumman
Gin-lotion swam J. Walloon Marvin
Ind. H. Rowan.

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3860c Sherlock Holmes and hit .-
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Skates «vand Cutlery ground

L and. repaired. ‘ ~ " t '

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Money now drawing 4 per cent. can
lho safely reinvested through this Com-
puny‘at 5 per coiibwlncreasing the in
come 25 per cent.

Description of methods and all do
sired information on request,

investments benr earnings front
day rocoivod to day withdrawn.
Assets .. ........ . ......... $1,700,000
Surplus and Profits ........ $160,000

Endorsed by the most conservative
authorities upon investments.
State Supervision of New York and

Connecticut.

BRANCH OFFICE, 16 so. MAIN 81‘.
Resident Directors. Resident Manaers.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow

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Héultlorlt ......................... ‘ 7c
\VClikllh‘ll ........................ lilo
tliuoa, largo and small ........... 121:
Whoio Salmon .................. lilo
lt‘rostileh ........................ 8r:
Ciscoou .......................... 100,
Wliltoiisli ........................ 1th.:
l’ichoroi ......................... 10c
Sillr'lt ........................... 15H
Native Eels ...................... iiu

Hohhot. Spanish Mackerel, Stool:

Cod, Slit-oil Salmon. Pike and Cannon
(Tarp and all other kinds of It‘rcsh li'iuli
at rcunonnbiu prices.

THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.

Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington street Bridge
South Norwalk.

CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, Prop.

fMIss Baron). VI

DERMA TOLOGIST.
CHIROPODIS T.
Laokwaad's Hall.
..orwalk. Conn.

Office Hours:
9 #012 a. m. [to 6:80 p. m.

Talaphona
Connection.

 

 

 

 

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Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor

ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR JOB-
BING. BUILDING OF NEW AND HE.
MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.

IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS BY
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

~RE$IDENOE~
78 MAIN eraser. NORWALK.

 

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Surety Bonds
in nu Kinda.
Liberal Policy for Automobiles with.
out restriction to nor-go of Ganollne.
JACOB M. LAYTON

R. It. An, South Norwallr.
Telephone SM.

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PfllMBING AND STEAM
HEATING. .
HEATING.

HOT WATER

HOT AIR HEATING.
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an and Mom Putin
do: Vilma-u, mm coil in. Ito.
HIV. on «on our molt of

RIC MON!) RANGES?
TNEJDNES &' HOTGHKHS

commit.
1‘? WALL CTNIIToINOIWALK.
THE JOHN H. LAWRZNOE
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Jenkins BtuNoIm
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Olrrloil In Cloak.

GOLD AND IILVIR PLATINI.

New mutant ”with: litters.

Have no «porter. can allow mm
in onorotlon.

Rlpnm to dictionary and 0M
rim In tau and moral “In
to. War landfill. ,

two a. N. heirloom I
M'F'G co.

 
 
 

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. . , I If You/Waning...“
* I'LR. BULKLEY,

your property, whetherit ID i. farm,
a house and lot in tow’npg‘rcat estate
of any description quichlnilkll or ad-

dress ‘. ”f ‘l n ..
’ W. B. DeGARMO l
86 Wall Street. Khartoum

it will be or advnntilxo to you also
‘to see me it you are desirous 0! buy-
Iniz any kind of properti’. ,' '-

compound

CORNER animus AVENUE AND
, MONROE STREET.

Newly furnished throughout. Most
comfortable and unto-date hotel in the
city. Electricity and heat in ever.v
room. Baths in connection. Per-
fect sanitation. Rooms -exceiiently
appointed. Always comicrtitblo and
quiet.

Cate carrying a full line of Ackor-
Merrill and Condit'a wines. liquor:
film cigars. Best stocked bar in the
cty. °

T. J. SULLIVAN. Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL, 3965—3.

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' Use STANDARD FIXTURES
for your Bath Room. _Thcy are
clean. neat and durabld. .,

Horace R. Nash.

COR. N. MAIN AND WEST 879.
80. NORWALK. CONN. ,

 

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Paper.

Our stock of ncw‘gooda just in
is a little larger than over before.

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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 many.
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures for
your work. . . ,..’, , ,

We try to carry in Itock every-
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out.

EcEc ,
Gorh‘arn.

TELEPHONE its—ti. f ”I
to Finer 31'. It. Monwauo

 

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Funeral Director, ‘ “i

and Embalmdr. ,

,9 North Main 8!. $0th NWWIM
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