nine. and
- . We invite you to our store to
. ass Poster.
is serving upon‘a jury
Bullock Middlbrook, of
in town on business.
' Mum...“
Mrs: Stephen Moore, of Danbury, is
visiting MissYN. E. Ryan.
Bridgeport, is
H. A. Wood is threatened with pneu-
monia at his home ._in Hawkins avenue.
it‘ is stated that Charles C. Deu- l
schel intends to open his bakery in
Norwalk, ,
Owing to the misfortune of losing
_ his horseand lack'of business Mr.
Deusohslie abs closed his bakery busi-
ness at East Washington street.
William chferson is recovering from
a se‘vere’attack of diphtheria. and pneu-
monia atthe home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs.’William Lefferson, of 36 Sec-
ond avenue. ,
Henry, A. Wood. the well-known
shoe repairer under Henry S. ibood's
store in South Norwslk. is confinedto
his home in this place. with a severe
attack of the grip.
'A‘very pleasant birthday party was
held last evening by Miss Alice Rey—
nolds. Music, dancing and games ware
the principal means of pleasant diver-
also during the evening. Refreshments
were served.
The monthly sociable and business
meeting of the. mpworth League will
be held this evening at the church. ‘Af-
ter the business is transacted a social
time will follow for which an interest-
ing game has been arranged. All niem.
bersand friends of the League are
.hn‘vited, Light refreshments to be
served.
A meeting of the isobodaClub was
held last_~,evening at the club rooms.
The impdrtant business of the meeting
was the resignation of Herman E. Mal-
ino as secreterypf the club. He was
succeeded by DennisIValentlne. The
club voted to hold chowders at its
meetings. Refreshments were served
during the evening,
Charles P. Pack, of East Norwalk
and North avenue, Bridgeport, was
tried some time ago ,in tirejown court
in South Norwalk on charges of drunk-
, of the old balconies and an advertisement of Bar-
we mean what we say. . ‘ ‘
inspect and decide for yachts.
. ' W ‘5 5..“ 5.2.
William Bruin»! New York, spent
.1 .yosterdayin‘tcwn on bullpen. .. '
.,_ n is stated no mien:
twoj well-knoWn young
to announced. .;
The MethodistChurch is planning
to hold a pumpkinple sociable on Fri-
day night at the church.
-Nicc rat Mackerel,
Cash Grocery. ‘ - ,
ement .0!
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Keeier. of Nom-
on Heights, announce the engagement
of their daughter. Maude Purdy Keelcr
.to Allan Reed Hoibrook. of Boston.
«W...—
Members of Eagle Hook and Ladder
Company.
secretary of Yale University, has de-
Paul‘s School at. Concord. N. H. Mr.
Stokes was asked several mouths ago
by the trustees of St. Paul’s School
if he would. allow his name to be used
as head master of the school! and suc-
cessor to Dr. Colt. Mr. Stokcs‘ro-
university administration was some-
whnt disarranged in consequence. he
felt~compclled to refuse the use of his
name. Several weeks ago Mr. Stokes
was informed by the trustees of his
election as head master. He has had
the offer under consideration. feeling
that as headmaster of St. Paul‘s, he
would have, the opportunity.to build
up a great school and enter on a career
of constantly expanding usefulness as
teacher. ’ On the other hand there
were. reasons connected with his pres-
ent office at Yale where the opportuni-
ties of doing good, no he thoughtfiwcre
much larger than the formal position
in: a negative decision. These oppor.
tunities. related largely with his relig-
ents and his influence on the. moral
life of the university. Mr. Stokes
since. he took theofflce has been in inti-
mate and cordial relations with Presi-
dent Hadley and an active and sympa'
thetic coworker with him in his task
and responsibilities as president of
the university.
WESTPORT. .
canoes and breach of the 1) cc. lie
was sentenced to jail for too montha
He appealed and after waiting in jail
for three weeks his case came up
yesterday. The sentence of the town
court was sustained and he has added
a penalty of three weeks to his sen—
tence to no practical purpose,
The Radel Oyster Company ran short
of oysters this morning for the first
time this winter. The steamer Deli-on
went out, but found it very difllcuit to
break open the channel. The cakes
of ice had frozendn solid in thelnarrow
channel during the night. The steam
or was able to make about fifteen feet
every time she bucked the ice and ex‘
perienced much troubl in passing tvIo
scows lying at one of the wharves.
The ice cakes packed at that point
and every time the steamer's bow
plunged into them there was a roar
and crash as if she had struck a rock.
It is no child's play to try to break
through the ice now and yesterday the
steamer Josephine broke her rudder
and was compelled to haul out on the
beach at Gregory's Point for repairs.
The smaller steamers .are absolutely
useless,
«No man can cure consumption.
You can prevent it though. Dr.
Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs, colds. bronchitis, sore throat.
Never fails.
ROWAYTON.
m
ira ii, Kiggins, of River street, is
suffering from a severe in grippe cold.
li‘riinklln liynch. of the Farm Road.
is IiInkliIu cxtousivc improvements
around his property. .
Charles Webb and Harvey Minor. of
Rowoytou, caught 225 pounds of. eels
last week Thursday at Scott's Cove.
The ice in the Roweyton harbor is
about 20 inches thick and presents a
fine a patience when the sun is shim'
in; b tht.
m...-
John Oberlander. of River street.”
who has been taking a vacation on ace
count of the severe .coid. Weather. rev
suincd his work this week.
c__ rles N. Raymond. of Logan
‘ , started ‘thisniornlnc for Frovl-
dance. r-R. i..‘ where be will make a
short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Mensch. .
_....‘I.fi
Many iio‘cks of ducks have licensee’s
i
dying toward the ‘c’astyanu several ot‘
the residents of Ibis place wont duck:
lug last Week, with a result of a anilin-
5 {8 Cherry Peeler-Iii iii
Wfimlh§i""l‘¢d¢i
j’iiii‘i‘i'dei‘i‘pérs‘tdodi " 5
bronchitis consum ion. ‘A‘slI
not:
when or
Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper is visiting re-
latives at Orris Mills. N. Y.
Jesse Hayden‘of Brooklyn, N. Y..
was a Sunday visitor here.
Mrs. F. M. Raymond spent Mon-
day in Stratford with her son.
There is to be a Lincoln social giv-
en by Doric chapter, 0, E. 8., tonight.
Mrs.- SIIsan Banks, who has been
visiting in Greenfield is home.
Mrs, William Lobdell. well known
in this vicinity, died at her home on
the hill. Sunday. one is survived by
a‘ husband. seven children, seven
grandchildren and one great grand
child.
The Farmers‘ club met Monday
night at the home of C. B. JBllllilf-Z‘Y
and in spite of inclement weather, the
.alteudiince was large. An interesting
iaddress was delivered by Rev. F. to.
’Child, of Fairfleld.
I
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. Once again there is possibility of
Ithtfimllch discussed water question
being settled, Recently Mr, Jackson.
owner of the company met with the
members of the tire district committee
and settled on ll. figure for 05 hydrants
$50 each year. in addition the scu-
tlcman promises to extend the elec-;
tric lighting service to Greens Farms,
to make a fair compromise relative lo
the charge for water at the public
fountains and furnish water loathe
engine houses free. lie alsomgrecs to
reachf-a compromise with the town in
. the matter of present outstanding in-
diilliedilt‘dfi.
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NEW CANAAN.
The Memoirs monthly meeting will
be held Thursday cvning.
w.,
us-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. White of Siam-
‘fordvislted with relatives in town
Sunday.
kiuissl‘aiai‘iig ill es' visited with
tirizfonii Mrs. Mo 'eai Coleman of
Rye, Sunday.
ou‘o solicitations Miss tom White
visited with relatives and friends in
Glenbrook.‘SIintlay 7 5 .
bottle in Richmond Hill; the past week.
with a disabled back is again at Work
on the trolley, bt’ahc .
; " Me and iii-sulfuric Miller, Mr. till!
Mrs. Freelance. Victor Miller and
Miss Jennie Broadvvay of bong .aidiro
i... any “or , mud corsair-hurt In or
....-.__- .. ._..-.:_..~*.,;.:. ;;-,5 WM ...... , M...
cu want a medicine the, ' . ‘
its
t-
d rdweit‘
n. J. an. who has been III at his"
map a 'is' soon .
. 'I . ,an illness [of about three years. He
:was a member ot‘Stamford Council,
Company are getting hungry for thcg
chowder which is lobe given theml
soon by Volunteer Hook and Ladderj manys victory in capturing the con-‘-
‘ itract for the ro~armament of the Tur-
The Rev. Alison Phelps Stokes. .ir..f
,egin Ministerpelcasse. ‘In_tho mean»
plied that as. at the time, Treasurer-
'i‘yler of Yale had resigned. and the
dried to compromise the matter, offer-
implied, which influenced film in mak-.
French market was closed to further
ions work, his contact with the stud.3
t .
Mela» I
“is entertained
in; do be “co 1: n
.. lie n ailing theirposl-
lion , .
John Craig was arrested for initial "
s andbreach of the peace. Fri-
nlng,‘ He Was sentenced folio
suds“ cage ‘5
5 5 it it on
Church sundayupvenlh by
Di insulator. Rev. J. k. lfoyt, D. D.
Anspproprlate sermon was preached.
. ..: Mg . ‘
i
.wardiodgehhlo- 7, 1.0. 0. F.. 01* Ne-
; ygark. Reserved in the civil war in
at Street's i .35.
landlilve children. The deceased was
l
of years, and had many friends.
timed to accept the-rectorship of St.‘
' :7 others, having been employed as a
,‘Biveot. of iho New Rochelle Piouoor,
John Sloan;~died"at immune; in
Third street. Rpsevilie, N. J., Satur-
day morning, in’ his filth year, aiicr
tlouaiPromotion. , 5 5 _ 5 5
ill; Cornelia ,Cliiiilil has announced that,
the club has hepn‘ tiered 108 acres for
sick shop girls 0 the conditlpnthat
the organization‘lucreased it membeiu
ship to one thousand. " are are
«new girls who work in5,tbe' stores
from one your to the other,” she said,
“who are tired out and need a com:
piste rest. Our planistc haven plil’ce
Where they can spend a few months
of the summer, living in tents and re-
cover the health may have lost in the
stores."
No. '099. Royal Arcanam,‘ and of Ho
B, Thirteenth Regiment, New Jer-
Volunteers. its leaves a widow
a resident of this town for a number
GERMANY cAP'ruass sze
. w.--” , .
A MENAOE‘TO HaALTii.
Kidney troubleis anlnsidious dan-
ger. and many people are victims of a
serious maladyhefol‘e the symptoms
are recognised; Foley's Kidney Cure
corrects lrrc ulnriti‘es and. strength-
cosmic hull a spike Mahayana it
should be taken at the first indication
of kidney tr0uble, as it is impossible
to have good health if the kidneys are
deranged. Sold at Plaisted‘s Drill:
Store. "
To REBUILD YALE BOAT .HCUSE.
NEW HAVEN, Feb. s.--’l‘hr0usb,tha
generosity of Payne Whitney, captain
of the Yale lass 'varslty crew, the
Yale boat house at Gales Ferry will be
rebuilt and enlarged this spring and
will be fully equipped in time for the
reception of the crew squad in early
June. Some changes in the crew
quarters had been planned, but Mr.
Whitney‘s offer will meanmoresxten-
sivc changes than no beenhoped for.
The dormitory an bath room addi~
think will be especially ample,
secure. Contract for ReLArmament of
Turkish Artillery and France ls'Me‘d
CONSTAQNTINOPLE. Nob. 8.——~(}er.-
kish artillery threatens to result in
a serious disturbance of Franco-Tun
klsh‘ political relations. The ii‘roucli
ambassador hero. M. Cousin ' s, propos-
as to leave Sonata‘ntlnople 5 fatty fol-
Paris in order to consult with For-
whiie the ambassador has informed
the Turkish government that the
French" market is closed to any fresh
Turkish loan. '
'l‘ewt‘lk Pasha. the Foreign Minister,
ing to settle the Syrian Railway dues.
lion in a manner siitlsfactory to the
French claimants and to purchase mil.
itary equipment to the amount of :2:
300,000 in France. The ambassador,
however, demanded the‘cxpcn‘diture of
$6,000,000 being onethird of the value
of ilm_ m-w armament, with French
gun‘factories and the complete stais—
..._uoh oi the breach demands regard.
ing the railroads. These terms the
ambassador declared to be final and
not having receiveda reply Feb. 6, the
ambassador informed the Turkish gov.
ernmcut that he refused to continue
the negotiations. adding that the.
CLASS A. Min. No. 101992. All
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. to wit:
BE i'l‘ REMEMBERED.
That on the twentyieiahth day of Do
camber. 1904. The Banhurbaw Publish:
in: Company, of New York, N. Y., hath
lepositcd“ in this pulse the title of a
Turkish loans. As a result of ti
1" soon, the title cronies is in the fol~
notification the Ottoman Bank with-
Bank then‘came,to. the Pol‘le'a aid onrl edition, by, Job Hooker.
I. gsEiiSllu Kept Clean.
it is easily op- l.
“‘“ii‘siioa and not essence and aim “fl" ;
‘ are
ul satisfaction.
as
9
ran eAiLi‘t
. Charles E ”Div 2"
H‘Aaowkae. ,
112' WASHINGTON eraser.
Phone 143-6. ..
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we~i~ei37mri~ee«i~ec
Let There Be
Light *
AND THERE Is LIGHT iN ABUN-
DANCE WHERE THE HIGH cAN-
‘DLE POWER
WELSliiGH
Liiirs
ARE BEING USED.
is a Lame Light
Little Money
Gilli R’l & lighting Bil.
drew its proboscis for the re cried lowing “0m“: ‘0 “m3 . ' A
loan and notifle' the Min‘lstgr of “WWW“ 3999”,“, 33““ Reports Phone 68.
Finance, Reshad he, that it would at, a?“ Al‘filgid lfind“; Dgtermiuefdnilu ‘ ,
not entertain an request of the ov- 9 upreme 0“ ‘ ° rrors ° 3 Mm mm m
eminent for advances. The Damion. State of Connecticut Vol xxxn. Scc- *W
with an offer in has!“ [he Tr Emu-y. ' The Banks LEW Publishing 00..
The Germans'ai'e thus for the of'noni New YW- . .
n ciomplelo possession of the financial . . , , 5190i. 5 . f ' ” ' Y . ‘ ‘ “
field, and onirade of all the new suns “‘9 right whereof ii “mm“ l.“ 9'09“” l: I
in Germanfactories. but is has been "0" 1" 0°“'°ri”“y”.‘“m “19.1“" 0‘ i: ‘ 7 ‘
decided only to ronrm sixty 'bat‘ter- United 81319!" respecting Coyprishts. .
leis at present instead of 142, as origin- Oggcgopvgl‘clflgmsvmllwggf‘gfiu
a y pro sod. . .. '. 1
”° ; u. c. H b p. momenta.
FAMILY or sous iN sQUALio 0? 9“ mm» ' '
ROOM. 8 Th ld Iggrlan of Congress. ,, 373‘":
_ .....,.‘_ y orva are. i. '
Agent of Connecticut Humane Society W ”Emulate?! °‘ 0“”th 2 "0" WA TER'
Investigate. Home of Woodchoppor. r, on ' f' l N
BRISTOL. Feb Set-Chandler n Mii- 2:le {if}: C‘ l A D 013
ler, agent of the Connecticut Humane Mailed M A It. 9 FITTING
society, in company with Deputy Sher. lu renewlll' for fourteen years from a»
Lift albeit til. Morse. wient yestei‘gdaasy January 15 1905 f1 8 it» 22 l ,
enoo covers it the . t ' ‘ Shut
Church district. and there found Wll- ""m ““ ”"“"" “W fly", 1m, cap”
lism ii. Hallock. his wife and two CMSSA- like. No. 10‘9”" A3 and Zinc.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. to wit:
BE iT REMEMBERED.
That on the twenty-eighth doy of De
camber. 1904. The Banks Low Pub‘
lislling Company. of New York. N. Y..
hath deposited in this Dulce the title
of n Home. the title of which is in
the following words, to wit:
Connecticut Reports: Being Ro-
ooris of Cases Argued and Determined
to the Supreme Court of Errors of the
State of Connecticut, Vol. XXXlii.
Second edition. By John llooker.
The Banks Law Publishing Co,
New York.
1904. 5
the right whereof it claims its proprio-
tor in conformity with the laws of the
United States respecting Copyrights.
Oh‘F‘iCE on THE REGISTER
children living in a woodchopper‘a hIII
under conditions which the agent of
the socltev said couldn’t be. tolerated.
The only room is about twelve by
eight feet. Some boards laid on the
ground serve as a floor and on this
was an old carpet. in one corner of
the but was an old stove. The bed
consisted of a pile of straw in one cor.
nor of the hilt. and an old table with
a few boxes and a chair was all thi-
other furniture. in the hut.
in this sounlid place l—lullock has
«been living with his Wife. and two clIll
dron since last (all. Agent Miller did
not find Hallock at home yesterday,
but he told Mrs. iiitllock that she inusi
send the children away or be proso-
outed. He said the children could noi
W
so South Main Street.
Telephone, 187-0.
loath Namath. Conn.
till iiiiliii Iiii
IOUTH NORWM-K. CONN.
ORGANIZED 1882.
WITH
live there llilili‘l‘ present conditions. 5 ‘ .
The family appeared to have plenty to (2)!“ CCOPYRIGHTS. WASHINGTON. mitt! $100,000.00
ea. . .
'liullock has been in trouble with the iiorbcrt Putnam. “UNI". financial”
authorities before over the way in Librarian of Congress. ”fl ”'0an. {60,000.00
which be has lived. His children are By Thorvald Solborg.
a boy and girl. used 5 and 7 respective. , Register of Copyrights.
ly. Writlou C. G.
Revised .1. W. C.
Entered 'A. i.
Mailed M. A. R.
in renewal for fourteen years from
January 30. 1905. fl 8 iii 2:!
FRAUD EXPOSED.
A few cniiutcrfeiters have lately
been making and trying to soil imita-
tions of Dr, King‘s New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, and
other medicines. thereby defrauding
CLASS A. XXc. No. 104994.
a. MW. . .....-............ u
A3
Itching company, strum York. N, Ya
hath. deposited in this Chloe the title
‘of a liOOK, the title of which is in.
the following words, to wit:
Connecticut Reports. Home Reports
of Cases Argued and Determined in
the Supreme Court of Errors or the
Slate of Connecticut. . Vol. xxxrv.
Second edition, by John Hooker.
, The iinpks law Publishing (141..
New York.
1904.
the right whereof it Malina as. propric»
tor in conformity with the laws of the
United States respecting Copyrights.
met with up uccidcutdn'i’ort Chester. OFFICE or THE iiiilmii'i‘lilll‘
Monday morning at nlpobt eight o‘clock on COPYRIGHTH. WASHI‘NCTCN.
which resulted in his death. 5 ' p.13. .
, Deceased, was is man much thought ll
of by the men "on the road" and Libra
13y Thorvuid .Bolbe
A. sure protection to you is our name
on the wrapper. , book for it, on all
Dr. Kismet-5 Buckien’s remedies in
all others aromatic imitations. it'd);
BUCKLEN it 00.. Chicago: ill., and '
Windsor, Canada. "
IOWA” [W111 INMANTLY
5 ‘ ‘ KILLED.
The Unfortunst. Fellow Popular on
' the Road.
Edward Swain, an old~tlme brake
mun. itilil ll brother or Editor Henry
bert Putnam.
3h of Congress.
i‘ ’ .
g brakemsn for many years. lie was Register of Cornish“.
its ,ei oily endsimmps the treble intuit . . .~ .
. , caheiioveaez..w..dwcv
lolloito mounts of individuals. mn-
Iifl‘nturers, merchants and corporations
and» favorable terms.
towm ii. cinnamon. uric.
JOHN H. KNAPP. VON-PM
JAOOI M. LAVTON, “all".
DIRIOTOII.
the public. This is to warn you to
beware of such people, who seek to manner or continues, to wit: '- “v "M!” M" WNW
profit. through stealing the reputation Bill 11‘ REMEMBWD. 43:.” H. “MD" ‘W‘Wrwm
of rsmcdi ii which have been ounces; That on the twenty or any of no» 4 "i l-MIN 'l ; line's «rammed
‘ fully curl a disease. for over 35 yes . camber. 1904. The ' its Univ Pub- “WW” 3.1:?" li WNI“ W N
gibusmo nun “hum
it ’ “HW§§'na rise
as; “152%“ .
inrhysufl'lu’ao II o.
. in and mm miss
an flour-n. and calm to.
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or wittusygnsrrirdhivsta.
mi Juli, e. simmer
x titre
in: it cost?!
cnosiuo. satiation "9!“
exam 3, is; A door.
1 some midlands
can“ ,sanoams ~ in ::
3%“ core rauosovm. :
-. ,Bkates and Cutlery ground 7
audi- p r 5 . , , ‘
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initial,
i
(, COIN.
3° .Ilis‘readof
4 Percent.
Money. now drawing 4’ per coda-nan
be. safely reinvested through, this Colby
pany at ‘ 5 per cent.——-incroasing' the in-
come 25 per cent. , . ., ,
Description of methods and all de-
siredinformaiion on request; .
Investments bear earnings from
day received to day withdrawn.,
Assets 1 81.7mm”
Surplus and Profits .......I. 5160.000
Endorsed by the most conservative
authorities upon investments. .
State Supervision . of .New York. and
. , Connecticut. _
BRANCH OFFICE. 16 80. MAIN .81;
Resident Directors. Resident Manners.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John 3. Lawrence
m... mama”... ..r.............5...~.~ ~o...—.._
Fieshtndlllliilll
Halibut, Spanish Mackerel. Steak
Cod. Sliced Salmon, Pike and mum
at reasonable prices.
. Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
South. Norwaiit. -
CAPT. CHARLES QUCRCQS, Prop.
Miss sum 5 ,
DERMATOLOBISB
CHIROPODISI', 1 . ‘
Lookwood’s Hall.
norwslk. Conn.
leloe Hours:
9 to 12 a. m. l to 5:30 p. or.
Telephone
Connection.
r. s. elicitw “
Carpenlewuildei and
General Contractor
IBTlMATES GIVEN son Jos-
smc, epitome or new AND ae-
MODELING or OLD srndcrua’as.
m on our-omowu causes or
MAIL PaoMPer ATTENDED To.
~HESIDENCE—y '
13 MAIN eraser. noswALK,
Surety Bonds
50f All Kinds;
Liberal Policy for Automo‘bliu with.
out restriction to storage of Gasoline.
ucos. M. urrolv ,
R. R. In. John) Norwalk.
ism ” in.
, 5,“
cosmic microbe
cum-sis ms.
naval uterine.
it” ...-i?
. revs notified». and show them
, .1: rounds _ 5 5
Instill-e statistician .eiui we
“go's Sherlock soil... and h. j . .
86 Wall Street. ’
Fresh Herring 10c
Haddock .......... 7c
Weaki‘ish ........................ 100
Blues, large and small ...... 120 .
Whole Salmon ............... 10¢
Frostfish ...................... .. 8c
Clscoee ..................... 10c
Whitefish ........... .............10c
Pickerel ............. 10c
Smelt ............. . ........ ......1iic .
Native Eels ...................... 14c . '
Carp and all other kinds of Fresh Fish 7
THE Psoriasis mu m averse
MARKET. -
3'9”” “3"... ’
" " ' ‘ which still ‘ 'Hloilwiitii.
. . , t It ‘5‘
seldom "
a4 COTTAGE AWNUE.
“W
Kyour stormy. was , ’ 5_ lb
dress ». '. ~ : ‘ -,
a w. a. scenario
‘ isn‘t-wink. corn. 5
It will he of advantagoghtoyou also
to see me ifvyou are deslrous ofibu
‘ing any hinder property” ,5 .1.
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HOTEL VICTORIA
‘coausn‘nAimofi‘pfi
. _ v“ Mouaoss‘rn 5
, Newly furnished mourners stoic.
comfortable and cup-to-datehotel in the
city. Electricity andlibitt in‘rei‘i’lry
room. Bathe in connection. ll PW '
feet sanitation. Roomhk‘rexoelieii .v
appointed. Always comfortable" d
"We . ‘ 3'7. . - .
Cafe carrying ailfull if“ of new:
[i l‘
Merrill and Condit’s. , I. ’10;ng -
.afid cigars, Best stock " bar la‘ a
or. summations? i
_ TELEPHONE “LB-339,543,; ,
Use sraunaanrixruaas
for your Bath Room. They are
clean, neat and durable.) .
Horace R. flash,
cos. N. MAIN Also other are.
so. NORWALK, noun.
‘Our steel: of new goods just In
is a little larger than ever before.
Wonderful how low you our!
manner. ,
We have taken a good man?
contracts for house pdlnting'nnd
will be glad to submit figures foil
your work. . . :
Mi
we try to carry in stuck any.
thing you need for the docorotir i '
of your house inside or out.
E. E.
Gfimflm,
,, “Larson: 188-4. . . .,
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