. etc lunI . e no.“ Ralph
Allen who is believed to carry the
be no. merit
{indie torflthe pituiber timed during W
‘New Heven bud
at tho lNew guilt
unicorn railroad tits decided to build
the much needed new accommodation
for engines It ht ”toy. and that plum
for such I it ucture are already in
existence. ‘
'l‘hiI in on improvement which be!
long been I Iinc, in Denbnry end
one ‘which the tiring maeter moonlit»
lo, WilliIin iii. Crux. many times:
AND men: to Lieu-r iN Aeuu-
omen ween: rue men IAN-
be: sewn ‘
We are inclined to cIll for IIilp An
other ileum in the town due to it some.
whet. unexpected but long talked about
.iilm‘lll and we with the aground 7
two to hunt out holee and lay
min. There in one consolation
«to». 7 d we in n whit we m. I...
We invite you toour store to inspect and decide for yourself. 7
See Peeler.
9» wniluino'rON ernII'r. . .
Sluts it (3031
"Allen Ellie Jetieup 3 inch null-lends
in Cos Cob.
l
A meeting or the lacboao. Club will
he held this evenins.
W
Corporal Gilbert Bogart. Jr.. who
has been ill at I... home. has reonmed
his duties in New York city.
A business meeting of the Epwortb
Mattie will be held tomorrow even-
in: It the Methodist Church.
William Moflott will lead the meet.-
ing or the Junior Bond on Friday even-
ing. ‘ it will be on open meeting.
The condition of M. S. Partrick. who
is ill with pneumonia. at his home in
Winfield street, remains about
some.
“ A business meeting of. the East Nor-
wnlk Fire Pollcc was in id lust cvt-n-
ing The proposed change of (mar
tors was discussed.
After having bccii icohound for sov-
erni ditys the itndcl Oyster Company's
bouts Detroit and .ioscphlnc started
this morning to get oysters. They
found it very dillicult work gclling
through the heavy ice in thc channel.
The Rudcl Oyster (.‘ompniiy is null-
crlilg from u wutur {iodine and are
hardly (thin to get enough water to
(ontiiiuc work.
As this will bc the lust class ill(‘i'-l
ing held for sevcinl Weeks it is hoptd
that many will lukc ndvaiilugc or thiv.
evening and come. lot a tiiin (it i7:—(
freaking and spiritual iiplii’i. The
meeting will it? hold in the iMllit'lliiii'li.
The baseball club of liic PuItiliic
Athletic Club will hold a meeting this
evening to meet. u captain and iiiunngcr
of the club which will undoulitmlly
out quite an iiiiportnnl figure on loonl
baseball lie-ids during the coming sum.
mer.
Churleh Deuschcilc, inc bakcr who
fos some time has conducted the biikc
shdp and store next door to I) Honnne-
dieu Brothcis' store. on wnsliingtou
street, closed ...s doors this morning.
Business has been bud for some How,
and Mr. Deuschelie has had a run at
bad luck lately. which culminated ill
the deem 01' his horse a few days ilgo.
There has been considerable coin-
plnint recently owing to the fact that.
East Norwsik people have been unable
to secure city water in their homes.
They claim that the water mains are
so near the surface of the earth that
they freeze up where the corporation
cock is set into the main. A number
of homes are without water at pres~
ent from this cause.
Weekly Bulletin of East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, Tuesday.
class'meetlng at 7:45, ‘led by James
L'Hommedeiu. Wednesday, Ludiee'
Aid,0 . p. in; Epworth League business
meeting and social in the primary
room 7: 45 p. in. Thursday. Junior
League 3: 30 p. m in the church par-
lor. Thursday. prayer meeting 7:45
p. m,, Friday meeting of the Junior
Bend. lot by William Mullet. it is no
open meeting oil are cordially invited,
7:45 p. m.
.........__7.
ROWAYTON.
Mrn. Jiidiion Adams is the guest of
friends in Torrington.
u...
Snmuci Mend. utter a severe uttucit
of grip, is able to be about again.
Mrs. EC Brown is ill of lung lion
hie at her home. in ltownyton nvemiu
Mrn. Hnnnoh Dibble. who hilt-i been
ill of pncutnonin, iii slightly improv-
cd.
Mtditil'il. Cmrcc nod Edwtird Rhino
of Stiiinl‘orii. .‘iiit’ili r-‘iunrliiy with l’rioiitln
ill lilti‘ll.
Ml'. null hil'n. i), 1’, Width, of (‘rnw
llvcniic. iliii‘i‘v rctni'uwl homo tiller :7.
rich Willi tricndn in limit; hduiid iiiili
illit'linrti.
cilii.
llliliiiiilli i illicit (7'. lift-7
wwfi‘fl'vt “It... 4..
(‘tliiliiiii .luintit iii .tiuout iii"
itlcuiuci .‘tiiuti-ly or :xottliporL 1.. i..
won it visiioi iii lin- hoinc oi‘ William
Hoyt. inn! with
of
John ii iioit .tiid inmiii iluwi oi iii.
.ltlllll iliW'liiili \i’l‘iu iWii (if ”in isiitwattu
i'itl ililiii cit uni. «doubt it Inigo inimiwr
(ll wilt iii .it'ull .‘ltttt:
Tiliiilidi‘iiiii it of iii wr «trout lite
ill the point of depth. utility. to Will'-
voip uliiui; or lilit'Iiiilliiliiii \t'l) lit
lie thI} is in hi out for ltiii rectiicrv
iitln Enticttvor rociui ltcid ut the» pill
TltHcJC
the
The Young l’miitittn limit-ti Chino
Ayer Co. oi Lowell, Mm. 7'th
present.
Secretary coerce iii. Curlle. or the
Norwnllt Yech't Club, visited the club
home Saturday. end from that point
struck out on the ice. going nearly to
the Norwnlk iiqht.
‘Owlns to the recent cold weather
' several of the residents of this place
are in need or the services; or I. plum.
her. as pumps and sewer pipes have
been frozen on never before.
. _
The oyeler steamer Knie C. Stem
ens broke her way out or the harbor
in. Iouth Norwulk. Sundny morning.
going out the east way. The west
channel was not tackled Bundoy.
Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘hoophlio Eupbrot.
formerly of this village. have returned
to their home It Morningeide Drive. N.
Y.. alter a visit with Mr. aners. Wil-
linm '1‘. Raymond. of The Maples.
President Currelson, of the Krocgcr
Piano Company. in Stamford. which is
iuut now having trouble on account of
n strike or many of the employees, is
n resident of tho Wont Sidc. liowuy-
ion
Miss Giadyu Mills, of Highland livc-
line, entertained lil‘tccn iiiilt- fricnds
til it birthday party, Friday nflcrnoui.
and they wdrc iiidccd I worry group.
Miss Glniiys was the l‘i‘t‘iiilt’ill of utility
prctty gifts. . .
.. ,. . ...m,..,...r,......-
0n. ~Sniiduy t‘iicrc \i'ci‘c scvcrul pur-
lles from thin pinch who \vniln-d on
tho luv it) S'iiiilit'u inland. Green’s itccl'
Light. Fish isizind unii (‘ollcrnhr's
Point. .\I ’i‘ o‘cimk ii. in. tin- \\'hUli'
sound socincd frozen ovcr. its no oped
water could be Seen in any dircction.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
hire. Ralph Blrclizird is visiting licr
folio-r, .lohn (ircciiwuld, of New (‘ilii-
nan.
'l‘lic King‘s Diiugliicrs of tho Congre-
gulionul Church. licld llir-ir siiiiuul
meeting this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Norton.
A then ing of thc Ladien' Aid Society
of the Crmgrcgutionul Church will be
held at the home of hire. Morehonsc.
The ludics will serve it supper between
the hours of o and 7.
-—Conl and wood at7Strccl.‘e Cash
Grocery.
The tire loses of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wii.
Jlinni ll. Fairbanks. and Mrs. Harry M.
iiindley. of Burton, on their furniture
linve been satisfactorily adjusted
through the agency of Jacob M. buy-
lon. of South Norwnlk.
"“M
Tin- recent pluoclilt- tournament be-
tween Eagle Hook and Ladder (‘om-
puny and Volunteer Hook and Ladder
Company was won by the former by u
score of 38 to 34. The Volunteers will
(provide a chowder supper at on early
ate.
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company
held its rexuinr meeting. hull night.
and transacted routine business.
Clarence Croioat. who expects to move
to South Not-walk in the spring, sent
in his resignation. A new floor has
recently been laid in the truck house.
and the building is in excellent conv
dilion.
Rev. Mr. Barry, ot the Congregation-
al Church, 0! Stamford, preached tlic
morning sermon It the Congregational
Church of thin piece, Sunday. The
discourse was very interesting. Thin
evening he will deliver a tree lecture
under the unnplces ol the Mcn'u Club
of the church. at the church. ills
nubicct will be "Spuin." through which
country he recently took on extended 7
trip.
WESTPORT.
Walter biniicliosicr und fluidly how
moved to Bouillport.
hiru l Nolou of Non York is Hell
iiitgliur tliltiuiiiir i177-7
ilit Willi :ttit inn: plum iiiii in tilc
Loiiuiultniiontti iiiill’iii \ttii'lllii,‘
i... in A...“
Midi \\ iniiicti lit illiit‘l ii iinuic from
‘ , “”7“" ' u chill with frictttil: ut Wildliili i’u.
~ 7Rmvrit'ioti iinut- fitilnpmty suck no; t 7
Crow's litill tidilttcmluy cw, Atl-
hire. blclvtiio lii'iinumiitt itiut column
7 ml home. front tin (“ii of Ho ouch \‘iliii
ullii friend» in Soulhpnri
hillttl licrtltn li‘iiiiicrlv line it"iiillli‘ii
to iuu imino in incitituicti iiilti u
viuit iii the Forum with tweinttwn
mien Nottic itziiiriitl in viuitiuc in
i’otiuilkcuitniv. K. ‘i'. uiwtxv niw \viii
‘ rciuuin i'or illi‘ lliliiiiii’t7 of ”it! itiliicl'.
hominid (innit illiii willt itiivriiiii
oil it purl} tmntii in liiiiiiillliid u
izwiiuruuulm iii And thus ilicntio
Bridgeport.
WW
Rcv. Kt‘lmi-ih liiilckcnzlu ctmiittilcd
lllti iiihlu Addition ut the iiriiiucpuri Y.
31.0. dud they (in not ubittu in
SEE.
hombre I
Nil"
\ 7 :i'tf‘wcver. Ind out is due no the loci
on liesn't‘ not the Insulin hold
it HM ti 7
on tell , .
the rut-non M
which to not tell at cool
at the door.
And now there in talk about a hotel
in Sensatuck. The respects of7 I new
depot. the rnllcoed mprovemente rind
. the feet that it very big percentage of
. the ominous of the place is located in
that section or the town seem. to have
aroused the property owners to activ.
ity in the'llne or possible improve-
ments and ndvoncenient. There is
room rnr it.» Of course certain of the
elect would rebel It noun a. move. (or
it would tend to fringe on their solely
exclusive privileges and eel: nsIumed
preogutivcs but the fact remains that
in the Sauznluck section of the town.
a hotel that would be ii. convenience
to the traveling public unwell lie the
summer contingent and prove a
profitable investment.
WEST NORWALK.
Mrs. Robert Seymour, is sick with
pneumonin.
a. Hm_.._... m
b‘iniiiilin Wood linvc i-cntcd iilH sum.
int-r lcsidcncc lo .imuph l..(.7piu;c
Goorgc I)ti(7kt?l‘ spoilt Sunday with
hire. Mury Stevens. of South Nortvnlk.
his aunt.
__..___._...._.
Ni". and Mrs. .inltlcs Kiirduu iiticnti-
(7d the wuidiiig ol liicii counin in
South Noltvnik Sullirdity night.
him. lt‘7uiici and Min. llnnici (lrccii
huvc l‘tlllil'llt'tl home from Now York.
where they ltiive hocn- sledding two
months; with their iii'otiicr It‘l‘ltllk lini-
iv,
Mr. and Mrs. Witllncc Anderson
gave a vow enjoyable dance and purty
at their home Friday evening. Prof.
Charles [.09. of Smith Norwulk
l‘uriiisllcd music for the (evening.
atom which rct‘rcshniciils. coke and
coli’cc wan served.
WESTON.
l. C. anton, spout inst wool; in
Hartford.
hire. Eliznbctii lirudy. hue bccii
Vlriillllg friends in Bothel.
Mrs. ilorco iiuributt will cnlcrtnln
tho hintliico Wiiist Club thin ulter-
noon.
Tlio l'uncrnl oi Muior Baldwin, was
held from his intc home, on chucs»
day.
Mrs. 11. K. Fitch. of Bridgeport. in
spending two weeks with relatives in
town.
Mrs Frank Wheeler of Seymour is
spending a low Weeks with her mother
Mrs. l-miily Perry.
m...- ”a..-
F. E. Wokemnn of Sonthport. has
been the guest of his sister .Vlrs.
Frank Morehouse-»
Chester Funcher ol‘ Bridgeport
spent. Sunday with his parents Mr and
Mrs. S. B. Puncher.
liir. James—lirkln. who was so un-
fortunate R310 break his leg two
weeks ago. is getting along nicely.
bliss May Hamilton who has been
confined to the house for scvcrni
weeks. with intimation of the eyes.
is now able to be out again.
Friday night will be "Valentino Ev~
oping" nt Norflold Grunge. Mrn. A.
C. Bradley thc Lecturer of the Order.
hilli issued attractive new programs
(or the ensuing year.
YALE BTUDENTLO’ETS OFF LIGHT-
NEW HAVEN. Feb. 7.—-’l‘ho cane of
Hollie i). (lotniwin. charged with
breaking I catnip bottle over the
bend or Lemuel D. Taylor. during din.
tier hour at the Yale dining hall (1
short (line (inn, won polled in the city
court iodny upon payment of voids
of time by the (inclined. Noititcr
of tho principdid both of whom urn
yiiliii‘liib, \il7lt7 in‘i'rii'iii, iiit7 lliiiii‘ bring
l‘ltlt't‘litl it) lini't7t7iilt7lli iii‘ iiiiiil Hitim:
l‘ho coho ticnuint .in.-.«~ph l-t. lnm‘uwi. .lr..
lliiti .luiiimi i' Kim-on illt' Ydlc est-hints:
v ho tit rc (hull; . 7i ulth ill'i‘iil it til inc
pl :iII‘ in (-(iuiimiinu with lid iieliliilil
upon “till 77.. ’i‘lntiiint. 1i pm. 7i M‘dtiililli‘
tuiit-ni dutiuc which in. hmm- i.
l-timi u i’rnl MW at tho ititiiil \ruil coir
lillill‘ii iilli ii i‘citiuuli H'ii
fiTOP TiriAT COLD
or it duty (vault. in Pneumonia. iirn‘
Iiiiun liuiin in breaking up i'oldli when
l... or lricai. nimoul niihoui cxt‘opliou.
iii 51.?» Mic iliiii H tltl hutiitio 'lllil ( ill
told. iinxloi I and pl'iiii‘tiiil‘l
B’l‘UDEN’l‘ PDNTEH iMPROVEfi.
liliri'i‘ ii.\Ziii"i"i>N. th:t., Fun. 2‘ »
William P. l'orti-r, ii tittiilt‘ll‘ ill. Whine
ton Hoinimity. who who found Iithli‘Mi
illltvt' n ”W in one ut‘ litt‘ iillliiiiiiiifl in
tho iiihiittiiinu innt night, With consult
tritiliy lililil’m’ml lodity. ii iii cupcct-
pd in» will Tliiwtli'lil‘
PRINCE PRIEbRiCi-i RECOVBHG.
iiidilldN Wit. .-. l‘l‘lncc toilet it‘licd.
rich hes no for recovered lroin hie
mpwit or puctimmtin ttiut his piiyui»
7 _ ‘7 . ‘ h 7 ' A ‘ - I chin mounmeed inlay that no further
What you need is a good liver pill
The color of your site allows it. Yourtichbeedsoheo denim
it. And your disposition worn it.
bulletins will be limited.
» W
THOUSANO‘ OP MlN‘R‘ ON
I? i
OMARWL Feb lull w“ In-
nouneeil today thi Inner Ilium out
deem employed in the settler!»
It this dlItlict are new on Ittihe.
M .
I up onto wit
. iiii tritium giro morn illiiiitiitliiét.
fined during the past
“it.
he iocution tor the new ehopn end
' round house. which it in said has been
selected in the site on Which the Clerk
Box shop attends. or near that spot. Ali
company and the box company is new
that the box company owna a lot in
nnother part of the city and is expect
in: to be compelled to move its; plant
whenever the railroad desires the land
to use for some other purpose.
With a new round- bouee or lilteen
pits. and it in not reliable that tiny
smaller house woui
bury this city would become an even
moreJmportant center than it is now.
The prenent houne has accommoda-
tions for only six engines. and some or
the big engines now in use on the road
cannot be put in the building, which
was erected many veala ago when
there were no such immense locomo-
tives on are now in use. The Dnnbury
sliope have many days ten or twelve
engines on hand to cure lot and to re
pair. ’i‘iiorc arc seldom loss llinii
lwuh’t- (in Sundays. which in- tho litilih
(ll-ii tiny in ii rt‘dindvllounc. Vory often
iitil‘liit; liip yclii“ lllcl'o ul'c ct't‘ll it
lm‘gcr puiiilicr ltci't7..ulul ii‘ lhci‘c \vcrc
illiCiilillliiililllllllltt many i-llgiiliuid tliviu.
ion intuition would in: run in hero iii-
ltli‘ruti 0f bi‘ilil,’ Hunt to illlptjlivt'eli (.717
\Villcrbury. livcn zti ilic pruned-i iiliic,
wii'cii thc cnpnciii' oi the plnni. lg. lind-
iy nvcrtuxcd. it iiichlziiid division oii~
ninc is ol‘lvu run in how for Ililull
rcpuii'n.
Ui' cutii‘sc, with thou» :i-:7(7oiiiin(nin-
limits. or inch of not-unlit)mintiodu, :t
grout duo] of iiic repair work llilH l’i
be (loud out 'of doors illttl \Vililt‘llil. n pit,
and niidcr illosc conditioin; ii iii slow
and (i-xpclis'it'u \vork.
it is; said liliii the rdilroiid coinpuny
lids illid plans for a. ncw round-hound
and shops for ilii'cc or foul \77.caiu and
thdl nl the limo. iiit‘) \vci c ill“ii\\ll
tlicrc were nesurnuccs tiitil tlic build
lugs would he crcctcd zit nu curly
duic. From lllc inl'oriilzitlon now at
hnnd‘ it seems probable that the work
is at lust to bc done and very semi.
The proposed location for the build.
lugs would be most. convenient. both
for the Highland tiivisiii and the Now
York division cuginci-i us well.
The demands upon the Dunbury
round-house niid repair shops have in-
crcuscd lurgcly during the few years
just punt. nnd are likely to increase
still more, with tho double tracking 0t
the liighlnnd divieion and the pen
niblo, olhoi improvements of the ser-
vicc in this vicinity, to say nothing
about the recent location of depart
nlent oillceu note. it is not too touch
to expect that it wil soon be neces-
sary to have an assistant muster. me
chunic here or a clerk in the ethos or
possibly both. as is the case in other
large railroad headquarters.
LINGERING COLD.
Withatood Other Treatment But
Gulcuiy Cund by Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.
“Lest winter caught a very severe
cold which lingered tor weeks." Iayl
J. mention. of Zephyr. Ontario "My
cough was very dry and harsh. The
local denier recommended Cbambeo
lein's Cough Remedy nod guaranteed
it. so i gave it a trial. One small
bottle or it cured me i believe
Chamberloiue Cough Remedy to be
the best I ever used." This rem-
edy is for sale by BtitlIon- Powell Cor.
porntion. Cllflord Phnrmncy. Pierce'l
Bridge Phnnnncy. Zeltluse Pharmacy.
oerAmzo rnoueANoe room
won:
N.
CHICAGO, Feb. 7.-While poslMfllc
inspectors were scorching tor John M.
Burnett. the men wu- working in the
(Adlai-oi building. drawing money trotu
lbc government on an expert tiio ect.
icr. tic has been nrrcnted charged
with using the United istnice mails to
dt'fili'llii utteunpecling women in Pitts-
hing. Pu. it is uiiouud (but. llnrncll.
with number mun. operated the Colon-
lnl hintiulncturinx and Supply Corn-
puny iii Pillnbtnir by which iiicyn ore
ublo to nec'ine thottsnndo of dollar»
from women. ouch of whom sent thfllu
31! for iil.lil'rl.li fill clnciict worlt itu7l
iti Illilt\ iiit illitioili. iiilliitil it- i4
lulu n In l‘ili tinniiiii “w dill llllliiitillt” .7
unit unlit- -i inkiilii‘iiiilliil. Hi utt. 1'7“
“Hunt in i’iltsi-m‘il.
FRAUD EXPOEED.
.7\ low t‘illillit’lli‘iil‘l'n him» lulcii‘
lvt‘t'ii limiting null trying to wit iiiiliit-
Mom. of lll‘. King's NW: illncovi-ry i’lir
i‘mmtunptinii, t‘liuuhii :lhil t‘uldlt, iilid
utlwr nicdlcliich, thctutiy ditll'itildini:
llm pllhiit' ’lhih it. to until ion in
bottom of hitch pcopic. Mm rock to
or rnmvdinu uiiitli him" iwtu duct cctm
iniiv tnriur iili‘tliAi. in: uvrc ’lh yi-nrn
A Milli illiiiitiittll lit 7-7: it it (till ituillc
on tho wrapper. idlilii lot- it. on till
llt’. Kiitu‘u. or littcitivu‘n foothill-7e. till
ll. Ill.
ill: i lti LN p ii). irtitcdizo. lit. null
‘y’ViiliiKui. t liiiiiilit_ *-
CANNOT CCMNUTE BEMTENCE.
”ARH‘HHU ilii. W. Hill. ~50
numerous horn pmui iii" rcuucuin from
it“ over the country from pooplc who
until tlovcriior l’cnnipucknr to coin»
undi- in lilo ltnurisunuicut the den
toncumt Mrs. limo hhiwmtiu. who in
to be bungcd ni liouiiihir till i-obrunry
iii that it but; been found necessary
tor the exeuctlvo dcpnrimeni. to pro
Miler: yours. it
“a hoped that niont with the other
houses which are telling piece in this
the‘ new about; they be included.
that land is owned by the railroad
:cupylng it on rentnl. it is known also
be built (or Dun-
itttiiil. ihtouuh limiting the: rcputulinil 7
pure it circular letter in unewc‘r to
ARE IEiNO UBID.
Is a Ladle Lidht
Little Money
Than: 68.
*MWWWM
uni. ill lildllult
~..._..._.......-_.. ”W 3.. .
The Only Premium
given with the
Richardson Sol
18 qualitti.
h'UU 1131‘ THE PREMIUM 1)! THE
CUTTING WEAR OF EVERY ONE.
r3".
Charles E Don
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 1436.
‘ iiilNK till tut
PL UMBINU.
STEAM,
HOT WA YER.
IND 0‘8
FITTING
7 Tie. Shut 1m. Copper
and Zinc.
80 South Mall! Strut.
Telephone, on.
auto mm, to".
Bill! Audit iiti
IOUTH NOIWALK. CONN.
ORMNIIID 180'.
/
WITH
Central “00.00000
Surplus. $100,000.00
Net Helm. 360.000.00
Ioiiolu accounts or Individual» man.
ui‘acturere, merchants and carpal-Ilium
upon invorabie tormI.
Iowuv H. MATHEWBON, rm.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Viewfin-
JACOII M. L/WTON. cullier.
DIRECTORI.
E. H. Mlihowuln John H. LigM
John H. Knapp Henry tumult
Josiah R. Mervin Mmuoi Grumman
Chriatinn 8mm J. Wuiince Mervin
PM. HI RUWOHI
‘T STOCK
_. uh‘t‘i’nm OI which once.
.. GREAT one I
gnwgoe. mrgw nmhovnu
”We Sherlock Holmes Ind Fit 3
COST. .
Skates end Cutie tint!
and repaired 3‘? 870
77 tutu“
.....................
Money now drawing 4 per cent. can
be safely reinvested through this Com-
pany nt 5 per neon—increasing the in
come 25 per cucnt
D‘i‘itlliiliiill oi mt tiiods did all (li‘r
sired iiil'oinihl ion on rut}tit;_7lit
iiiyct-linonts boar cuiiiintxn from
(luv ic't» l»v‘cd to (lay withdrawn.
Assets .................... $1,700.000
Surplus and Profits . . . . . . ‘.. $150,000
Isintiorticd by the moat conservative
authorities: upon invctumcvitu.
Slate Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE. 16 80, MAIN 81‘.
Resident Directors. Resident Manacrs.
Mortimer M. Lee R. 'L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow
FttShtidCheap
Fi'cnli Herring ................... ltlc
lluiitlock ......................... 7c
Wenklish ....................... 1th:
Blues, liirgc :liid sniiiii ........... 12.:
Whole Salmon .................. 1th:
l'7‘rostilsli ........................ 8c
Ciscoes .............. '. . .......... 10(7.
Whitefish ................. 10c
Plckci'cl ......................... 10c
Smelt. ............................ the
Native Ecle ...................... lic
Halibut, Spanish Muckorol, Stank
Cod. Sliced Sulmon. Pike and German
Carp and all other kinds 0! Fresh Fish
at reasonable prices.
T.
‘Oid Salvation Army Building.
Int End of Wuhlngion Street Iridge
South Not-walk. -
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROBS. Prop.
Miss sacrum,
DERMA 101.00)”.
CHIRDPODIfl'.
Lookwood': Hell.
.mrwalk. Conn.
Office Hours:
9 lo 12 a: m. I to 8:30 p. In.
Telephone
Connection.
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F. S. BANKS
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR JOI-
IINO. BUILDING Oi“ NEW AND NI
MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.
IN OR OUT~OF»TOWN ORDERS BY
MAN. PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
«RESIDENCE-u-
73 MAIN M'REBT. NORWALK.
Eurety Bonds
Of All Kinds.
Liiictut Policy for Atltomobiice with.
out t‘cutrietion to otbrdge ol Gaboitnc.
JACOB M. Lfll’TON
R. R. live" South Norwalk.
Tun-phone till-I.
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mill
PL MBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
IIIOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
”Oi/its AND RANCH.
iLA'l'I AND rm ROOFING,
on end sleet-ii liming,
NI Fixturu, Motel Ceiling,
HIVI you "On our motto!
RICHMOND RANOEB?
THE JONESit BOTCHKIIB
COMPAY
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teeth” sentence to tile imprisonment, IiiA‘l'
won it ”Wendell“ to I 069991 Item "our.
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'Phone. us.
Jenkins Brenton”
on!
a Motoctt Motown
count in Itecii.
one {mo Ittven alumna.
Hill! ‘Ellflllliii Mill MOTI-
ane no eupIrlor. Our! Ibow then
m ODQMIONI
Repel" craftinrei‘l'onery 'I‘oduzt
n Iii Gone
the War: motion.
2” 69‘ MW
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John B. Lawrence
THE scene's FISH AND averse U
MARK 7
9 North Mlln Bi.
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i IAs'r NORWALK, coNN.
ill COTTAGE AVENUE.
If you Want‘ito‘Ielt,
your property. “some lI I uric. 1' ‘
s house Ind lot in low: or reel estate
or any description quickly. cell or ”tide
gdreu. ,. .7 é”
w. e. neoprene
88 Wall Street. NW Conn.
it will be of adventure do you also
to see me it you Ira Milton: of bull‘-
ing any kind or property.
sonar VICTORIA '
CORNER RAILROAD AVINUfi AND
MONROE STREET.
Newly furnished throughout. ‘Moal
COil‘lfol'i’iiilltE‘. and unto-littlehoici in the
city. Eitnztricity and hunt. in over?
room. Bilillti in connection. Pei“
icct nunitntioii. Rooms exoellentiy '
appointed. Always comfortable and
on ct 7
(kilo carrying ti full line of Aether-
Mimi" and Condit‘s wines. liquor!
and cigars Bcst stocked bar -in'the '
city. 7
7r. J.SULLIVAN,Prop. ii
TELEPHONE CALL, 396-73.
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Use STANDARD FIXTURES
for your Bath Room. 1?th are
clean, neat and durable.
Horace R..Nasii,
con. N. mun AND who? are.
ac. NORWALK. court. .‘
Our stock of new goods in“ 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 beet
manner. .
We halve taken a‘ good man?
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures lo:
‘ your work. ,7 t
We try to carry in stock every-
thing you need for the dccoratir t
of your house inside or out. 7
E. E.
Gorham,
TELEPHONE 135-4.
10 FIRM" 8T.
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Inonwnm.
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DAVID W. RAYMOND, l
Funeral Director ii
and Embnimcr. '
Booth Norwelki
Reeidcnce, 9 Crescent Torreee. l
Telephone It been, 13%
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Norwalk Chronicler