{and a large attendance is expected.
' was at last obliged to give up the
needed repairs will be made before
“700 bushela of oysters yesterday.
,, and Mrs. James H.
. Final. 77th St. New York City. Charles
again ironed tOgt-tlicr and it was dif—,
ilcnlt navigation.
,clble that Mr. Carpenter will locate
» days in town.
salad. and we mean what we say.
‘ ace Poitier.
The Radial Oyathr boats secured 2i;
, A daughter was born rccontly to Mr
Whiltinzton. 123
Mather is grandpa now.
‘ ‘The Rev. P. a. Henderson will
preach next Sunday at the East. liven;
no Methodist. church in the morning
m
, Much difficulty: was experienced
this morning by the boats which went
dottiu‘itlie harbor. 'I'hc Ice cakes ltad
A largo numbcr of pcoplc riekcd
broken honors last night to heat Rev.
Mr Stonebill, They were all. tnuclt
pleased With his eloquence. Thin cv-
ening and the remainder of the week
tho‘ services will he conducted by Mr.
Casweli.
The stcatuér Josephine which has
been bitching the loo pat- k for so long.
Job for a few days and iro to the hos
pital near Gregory" 5 Point where some
she again attempts tol do any ice
bucking.
ROWAYTON.
Mica Bessie 1‘ Mills. of Highland
avenue. had gone to' i’cekskiil. New
York to spend scrotal days.
(loorgo ll Tracttdlv ol’ the Emmy-
ton Grccnhousca. has tcctivorctl from
his few days‘ tussl‘c with the grip.
Yesterday, lining a legal holiday. It‘.
Iioyision's invalid chair tnanttfactory
noar tho. tlcpol was closed all day.
The usual holiday hours wcrc obnt-rv-
ed at the post-office. and they will also
be next wet-It Wednesday. Washington
Birthday.
Silas A, (‘t'itpcntct and faintly. ol'
Itowaylon avcnnc went to New .icr-
soy, lasmvcck. to spend lite bulancc of
the winter with rclativott. It is pos-
itt some other stain shortly. This will
be a source of regret to many t‘ticnds
in this place ‘
A Lincoln' a Birthday social was
bold last night at the homo of Mr. and
Mrs. it‘, C. Albrecht. There wore a
large number of irieutla present, amt
the occasion was one of much plcan-l
are to all. The affair was in honor
of Mrs. Stoncbridgc. of New York.
McFarland & Pickering. the icctucn
who control tho chlcr icc pond. have
filled all the houses at. this pond. The
Ice Is for tho most part eighteen iuch~
OH illicit. or litc tilllllf.‘ in depth as it.
is to width. 'l‘hc loo Ia practically all
sound. with only a little snow too on
top of II. The new ice on the lower
pond iii'now twelvc Inches thick. and
as soon as tho prcscnt surlncc in iron
on. will furnish excellent skating.
DARIEN AND NDROTON.
Frank liludlcy is spending a tow.
iicnry \‘alcntluo took a trip to South
Norwalk, yesterday.
Frederick Cbaddcrton watt a visitor
In South Norwaik yesterday.
Robert Woerz. of Now York. vlitilcd
friends in town yesterday.
The chowdcr tittppcr. which was won
by Eaglo Hook and iatddcr (iotupuny
ltt tlic rocont pottochio tournament. to
to be hold on Saturday night at tho
IHuaIcn truck hottav Voluniocr mctn»
limit will cuginocr tiw occasion and a
lil‘ limo in tlxpt‘t‘lt‘tl.-
walpo from too t-cuta
Strcot'a (inch groccrv.
Mina Edna Sitcrcr. oI' llarion. clerk
to A than \‘Iteatotn luion Tell-graph
«trout In South Norwalk ullppt‘d anti
toll on tho t-toaawalk in front of the
Mahncltcntc howl. while on ltcr way
to the pillar yoittltrduy morning. Char—
m it. Bartram holpcd her up. Ono of
her ankles was iipl‘tllllell a‘nd aha watt
unable to walk. A taunt wan occurred
from Bolmuna‘ Ilvcry Mable and In
thin tho was tirivcn to her homo Ia
fiction by i’rcliton lif'i‘lllll‘ti. of Booth
No rwalk.
up at
A...” WWW
WEST OR'I‘
Misti Bertha blatantly. oi tirccnwlch.
wait a Sunday guest here.
Milli; Emma baton. of Now York. in
, violins hero.
Mitts ida Robinutiti or liridgeport.
uncut Saturday bare with friends.
3.!) Loomin of Woallield. Mum.
mat in end of the track vlnltor hate.
MM
W
. , This ht tine oi! the old time sales and an advertieemcat or Bur— .
We invite you to our atom to Inapect and docido "for youraelt. ‘ , ‘
pic mogul locomotivcd from the Scitcu-
”Mt-a. lionoslti and the child remained
A.
..__.—
Saturday night Hawthorn inn was
formally opened to the public and thin
client served to collect a number of to
presentatlve people not alone ftom thin
inaction btit Bridgeport and vicinity. up
well. All that is to bc done to tho
attics in not yet accomplished but eut-
licient changes have been made to evi-
dance that the Inn will prove an at-
tructive summer resort
man-mk-
There is not much enthusiasm local-
ly over the project to erect a Revolu-
tionary monument at Compo Beach.
Whatever the few enthusiasts may feel
about the matter the public generally
believe the project to be an unwise
our. The monument might for better
ho placcd itt Southport. or Pool Swamp
for the fact that it would be econ by
far more people than will bc the case
at tho Beach. and the project to plant
$5.000 or more money in the sand.
M...—
What hnn booomo of the Woatpori
Dramatic Club and why Is It not‘heard
from now? Since the marriage of
Frank Osborn the club has done no-
thing. it ill not. understood that Hill!
entcrprlslng and really cleter young
man has“ withdrawn cutlroly from ac-
tivity socially and had this been the
case there. is mutcriui and ability
cnongh in tho club membership to
carry the cntcrtaintmcnts along. The
excellence of the work and the inter-
val contra Tfrodaitd’ 'génerally nit-t'ltod
tutpport, but for the punt two years
nothing has boon done.
—.-
NM ENGINES COM: G HERE.
Some Detailo of Them and Their Spe-
cial .quipment.
'l‘hc Now York. .ucw Haven anti
Hartford railroad has ordct'cd «10 stim-
cclady works of tho American thlt‘Olllti»
live 00., ilvc simple tcn whccl panach-
gar locomotives from tho Baldwin
works and llvo tilllllllt-i six whorl
switching locontotivcs from tho lihodc
Inland works oi‘ the Amen-icon hot-onto.
tll‘c Co. The mogul engines will
weigh 150.000 pounds. with ”7.000
pounds on til'h'P-l‘l-i; coal capacity, ‘12
tons. Tht‘ ion wheel locotitotivca will
weigh 154 000 pounds, with 110,000
pounds If. on drivers: tank capacity.
6.000 gallons. The switching locomo-
tives will weigh 138.000 pounds. Tank
capacity. 4.500 gallons. The special
oquipntont for all includes: Wasting
housc-.-\tncrican air-brakes, (lollntar
bell-ringers, sectional mugucsta boil
or lagging. U. S. ntoialllt- piston and
valve rod packiugs. Leach sanding-dc-
vicca and bull'nmyo sight-food lubrica-
tors.
HORSE STUCK ON TREBTLE.
So Trolley Patrons Were Forced to.
Walk to New Britain.
NEW BRITAIN. It‘cb. i-l.<~—~A hornc
tll‘il‘t‘ll by Frank Boutmkl, of Cromwttil.
In the rcccnt pcnochlc tournament, is
South Main ntrccl, Sunday cvcuing,
and Impcdcd irafllo for about two
hours. natioaki iii ctttployod by George
Butlcr, or Cromwell, whose team he
uncured in order that he might. bring
his wife and infant here to have the
baby chrlatened. While that core.
motty was perforated lit the morning
Bottonkl did ttot start for Cromwell
until evening. Then he drove on the
trestle ttntll 'tho horse stuck Ittt logs
through. renting its batty on the tion
lit the sleigh while pasticugcrs Iittd to
ho trnnnfcrrcd around the trestle until
the boron watt oxirlcntoti, home two
houra later. The horde wan not mttch
httrt. ‘
DANGEROUS FOR AMERICANS.
llitlDGEl‘tm'i‘. li‘eb. il.——.latncii H.
lilacs, an electrical engineer who has
just come from Panama. In conversa‘
tion over conditions there. said that
It would hc positively dangerous for
Alllt‘i‘ltllilt-l in tin down there to work
during the building of tho canal Ilc
uttdoraiood that utworni rit'lllllti of Con
hecticttt young inch havo pill in up
plicatlonu for poultioua and lid said It
won courting tlcutli for thutn to go to
thc itnhntuit. I-ic raid that whllo cott-
dltioun now are not bad. the moment
tho mound in upturned thcrc will out-
bl'cttka of initiation favor which no can
ilnry precaution» can odor-t. Mt. Mine»;
in a member of thc Etcctrlcal lt‘ttttituto
TRINITY COLLEGE PROM WE .
HARTFORD. li‘ob. li.—-thtte tiuy
markcd the oponln of the annual
prom truck at 'l‘rln ty Golicgo.
The senior clnuu of tho whom to-
dtiy electod lilo following unicorn:
‘Preuideiit Citation Edward (ionic-anon
er. Brooklyn. N. it, ' Vico Pronidout.
William ll. Roberta. Hartford. Coma;
Secretary and 'l‘toaaurcr. .lamcn (lur
vln (loorgu. Newtown, Conn. , Historian
Edmund Stunned Carr. Bi .Ioliitnbury.
Vt.: , »
JUDGE TALLMACII DIAD
liltlmllili’tlll'l‘. Fob. lie-mind“ Ate
burl 'l'ttiinlltge. Yale M17 died yesterday
after Mitigating liliioaa. which toiiow.
ed a Mitotic of paralytilu. lid wan oi the
, law firm of 'i‘hompliott. 'l‘ulhnturo and
Wnkoman lilo was judge of probate
judge or the city Ito wait til
Wanton“! Wound nudged av
Maggi. .
NW3 or are. “‘1 _ ,
y at No ,
d it member
of utility of I! ‘
okinzyprcayihlnaiid .
it not tile it) client of it. ,
tonal Society at the home of w. L. ‘ .
‘ ’l:ay«tor. knit. illght. , . .
‘Is absolutely inditl’crctit as to whom-
i‘ront 1892 to 1808 had boon a deputy
NEW HAVEN, Feb law-An exhaus-
this statement by the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Coni-
many. on ltti ataudpohn in the mama
labor trouble was issued last night.
giving a review oi: the calm, which
covets a period of night mouths. Thu
one. given the reasons why the execu-
tlye officers could not comply with the
wishes of the tlronien'u general com-
mittee of adjustment attd in part in
as follows:
The management of this company
has absolutely no objection to labor
organization»; It‘ properly conducted.
and has absolutely no objection to
any employe belonging to any labor
organization.
The moon eutcnt of this company
has absolute no objection to any
cmployo being a non-union man.
Tho management of this company
or an otnploye belongs or docs not bc~
long to any labor organization.
’l‘ho tttattagctucnt of this company
has no agreement made with uni
labor organization. It has agron-
moms with all 0t Its ouu employed
in engine and ttnln service.
In making of such agreements the
clone of labor particularly Involved
at the time an agreement In iutulo,
choose a committee for the. purpose
of. negotiating an agreement with
tho odlciulk of tin-- company,
When an agreement has been reach~
cd bctwccu the oillccra of the com-
pany and such committco, it. lnvarl~
ably turns out that there arc a num-
ber of cat-zoo arising which had not
been anticipated and which accessi-
tntcs the committee and tho oilicittls
meeting from tltnc to time to adjust
such matters.
(ht account of lilo frequency with
which adjustment cotnmittooa intro
to moot the otllccra of tho cotttpuut
for tho, purpose of. obtaining rulings.
cm. it, ltan bcrotnt- customary for tho
cutployc who has bot-n tliaciplincd.
and lit his opinion too scvcroly. to
lay his case bofot'o the adjustment
conimillcn of the clues o.‘ ittbor to
which ho hoionga anti to unit that the
adjuntmcnt, conmtittoo appear before
the ltlgltcr olllcial us advocates of thtt
cinployc who lint! been disciplined.
in this niannor locomotive cngi-
nccrs who have liccn dlncipllncd, when
desiring to take an appeal. have been
in the habit. of placing their cusps
hot‘orc lilo. cuginocrn‘ adjuutnicut. coni-
milieu. which it it deemed the cal-lo
a proper ouc to take up Willi thc
ltighot oflldcrn has appeared tun ad
vocatcs on behalf of such ctnploycn.
In June, i904, tho Ilrutncu‘s com-
mittco. oi'vwhlch A. P. Kelly in chair-
man, claimed that if an ouginccr bo-
tnotlvc iircmten or was a nonunion
than. that tho cnginccrs' adjuattncut
cotniuitiec did tiot act at; advocates
for Slitli an onglucor, as It would it
tho tinglnccr who had been disciplined
was a mctnbor of tho lltoiht-tliood oi
locomotive engineers. Therefore.
this tiremcn’a committee. claimed that
it should be pcrmltttzd to not. an ad
vocation bctort} the otllciuls in tho. cattc
of any engineer who wax u tuctnbcr
of the Brotherhood ol‘ liocotpotlvc
ilrcnirn. r
The ilrclncn's committee also claim-
cd that this privilege had boon granted
it by former President Hall in March
1903 and had been the practice tor
is montlttl following that date.
Both claims wcm denied by tho
gone-ml managers and an appeal was
taken to the lirst vlte- prosldcnt
The limit vlcopnesldout before giv-
lng a decision. stated that he had
communicated with Prenldenl Hall.
who Iti March, 1903. board an indivi-
dual cat-te, that of Englnocri‘ox, bttt
denied having made any agreement
for the future or [or any other case.
Mr. lfclly was called upon to pro-
duce the letters from farther Presl-
tlciit Hall which ho~clulmcd to bow
bttt up to thin date. has failed to'pro-
ducc them.
Mr, I’urltor, secretary of the com-
pany. who, during .ludgo Hall's ad-
ministration, wall accrctnry to that
oii‘lccr, and Mr. 'I’owoll. llillllflimll. iioc
rotary. cxatulucd all or their notoa at
all coutoroncca hold by Judge Hall
with lilo ilrcnteufa committee on any
aubjcct whatever. and alao examined
all of President llall'it bonito covering
tho entire pcrlod of bin Ildllllniiill‘fln
tion. and found no such bromine,
tittiecntcut or lcitern.
'I‘lto ilrat vlco prouldout docllnod to
mako an nitrocuwut with tho ilromcu it
committee for tho tuttiro because at
“iii punitive ututttrttttcca gtvon by the
engineers” fidlltrl‘hi committee at Mt-
iuatmoui that It had and would tako
tip tho" cum of ovary engineer om-
ployttd by this company, it It was a
proper Chile.
The Ilrotncnu adjustment.
tot.- appealed trout the decision ot'tho
drat vice-prositinnt to the president.
who confirmed tho dociuion of tho
ttttuov‘al ntnltlutcr and at the drill vica-
pt't-tildunt.
’“I‘lic amnion then called in Mr. tinn-
hood! of illtiolllflich Fireman, who.
with Cluthiiiau Kelly. had a contor-
cnce with the, prcnldcat.
'i‘hc prettidettt tittititi wont over the
lilibjcct with the general committee or
autumnal or this dictum. wilting
Whether tho engineorit‘ general com-
mittee cctlid ace in; way clear to tilt.
coating to the demands of tho bro
‘ meatball intuitions the company. so "
will i tho an
aiatcntout tietil fortlt tho point at, lt-t- ‘
dabor organizations
'ion.
longod to tho Brotherhood of Incoo '
Mllllllil' - .
italtan, grand murder of the Brothcr- ‘
M ,. .
w’ Armin. . .‘
' luau i Mi tom
[If it??? {hitIi’ti‘ilijlhlI amnion r.
II ll It (I .
dd’intncictii. “in: ilitfbo old.
no atlvlaod MOHBW. liiitmahau and ROI
y.
This was followed by anothcr cont
tcrenco botwoon that tlrctucn'n cont-
initttic and tho ilrat t’lcc-prosldcnt. At
this conference the. iirct vicopteai
dent suggested to tho tiretncn'a tbtn-
mitten 'that it won really it ‘q'uoatlon in
which than. ‘ company was out internat-
od. but solely a. dispute between two‘
'both of whom
deemed to have friendly feelings to-
wards the company, that. the matter
be left to arbitration.
iludor (“11914 of Januuty ill and Jan
t'taiy lti, tho fltetuon'v general com-
mlttce of utilu‘i’ttmcnt dcclittcd to con-
aitlcr ttrbitlution. Tho iircmcn then
called itt St’irtillil Vlcc tlrundmntttcr
Shop. A conference was hold by lilr.
Shun, Mr. Kelly and tho liremcn’s gon-
cral committee of adjustment with [lili-
ilrst vlccprcaidcnt and the general
manager, and it was stated that the on»
glnceln' general committee of adjust-
ment. being composed entirely of engi-
ncorn could not curly ottt ita pledge to
lilet company that it would take up the
case of any englnoor employ-cu by the
railroad. in reply to thin the ilrst
vice—president atatcd that the. rules of
laws of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Enginuorn, so far as the company was
concerned. tilt] ttot cuter into the mat-
tcr, and rcttttlrtncd his previous decla-
Itlr. Shea and thc Ilrcntcn'a general
committee then had a conference with
the president with tho same results.
Mr, Shea and tho ilretncn‘s gonerttl
unmitittteo then took an appeal to the
board of dircctors, who appointed a
comtulttcn of ii“; of its tncmbcrn to
int-ct Mr. Slica and the Ilrcmon‘s gull-
crtil couttnitlcc In Now York today.
POISONS iN FOOD.
l‘crhapa you don't roulzc that many
pain polnona originate itt your food,
but, sonic day you may tool a twittgo
of dyspcpala that will coutluco you.
Dr Kings New iiit‘ Pills aid. gttntuu
tccd to turn all sickness due to pols
can of undigested food ~~or liionct'
back. 254:. at F. ll. itaxter'it Drug
Store. Try them. "
‘ " Charles
. ton Cooking Utensi s
KEEPER SHOULD, HAVE. ._
‘ AND WILL OUTWEAR TWO OF
,
OTHER KtNDa. .
‘cALL AND act»: THEM.
_ HARDWARE.
112 WAaHlNGTON erase-r.
_'anng was.
m. w.-. ...
MW caning; a!“ 3:59 9‘14 . ‘iv :3)» ignition” o“).
iiil‘lS’ Without
Stallions
ARE LIKE HOMES WITHOUT GAS
LIGHTS.
Yery Lonely
we PIPE HOUSES AT c’osr AND
HAVE A GOOD PROPOSITION TO
MAKE WITH ANYONE WHO WILL
LET, us' EXPLAIN IT.
NO HOUSE rroo OLD on T0 com-
PLICATED FOR us To PIPE.
POSTAL BRiNGS REPRESENTA-
TIVE OR ‘PHONE 68.
hit Il’yllliliintti.
'Phone 68.
coccccm-r-ioowr
YOU NéaomoNEY‘
I-ltavu Him n have bun loitdinf now on“ Ditt-
Illundu, “stein-a, domain on d S in NIM.‘ “1qu
twin out at town can It!“ vrl‘nlt‘ "not“: I,” d
onion- in an by OI Ito-Io
droitonuouoy molar. I": Hit}. ..| ‘2‘: H Vttu'nssyllu,
. W. cm) or mm too I\ I'll o
it i I i’ it uh. '
[low I‘I'!‘ omer‘firomnefinot."
E LEND MONE
There Is "'No Mistake
about Life lnnuranco unless you miss
taking it. It pays protnptlyl It pays In
fttil It pays to parties 'cntiiled to it. No
lawyers to pay. No rcicnuo Stamp“.
No tax. No trouble. in years doing
buslncss. (‘orrcspondcnce sollcltt-d.
Conn. (leneral Life Ina. Co. of Hart
tiliNKlilIlililY
PL UMBING.
STE!”-
HOT WI! TER.
AND GAS
FITTING
,1 Tin. Shed Iron. Copper
folwd
FRED'K. H. FIELD, General Agent.
N. 8. Ferguson. Dwight spaulding,
Special Agents.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
Telephone 303—5. 80. Norwalk. Ct.
lining the You
1905
BeatTh'isIuMintl
that we sell Wall Papers. Crockery.
Glansware,_ Lamp‘a. Chimneys and
Bttrncra. Shelf Pitpor, Window Shaded.
Cornice Poles, Curtain l'roda, , Ready
Mixed Paints. Window Glass. Enamels,
Status and Varnishes, Paint tutti Al"
tintu' Brushes, Towel Holders and
Racial. Framed Pictures. Photo
Frames. Stoplatlderh.‘ Clinic atepiitd-
dcra. Artlatn' Materials tor Oil. Witter,
Charcoal and Orin/on Work. -
We do a genprtil Paintlnu. Paper
Hanging and Decorating baalneau.
, . To order
Picture Framba‘nhd Window Shades.
W0 go anywhcre for business.
Mpecttully, ‘
r
o wn‘s‘ittn'o'r a so
South‘Norwnil: Colin. .,
.1 s Wrigmt.
and Zinc.
50 South Main Strut.
t fl'olopnm, 101-0.
not. Nomik, m
BITY NlllllNll BANK
.OUTH.NOIWALK. CONN.
ORGANIZED 1882.
wrru -
Capital 3100. 000. 00
Surplus. ”00.00000
Nat Profits. 160.000. 00
Iollottn collation of Individuals, mun-
utuumro, manhunt: and corporations
up» “would: Wm.
IDWIN H MATH‘W’ON. ”‘0'-
JOHN KNAPP. Vino-Pru-
Jhg'OI "I LAY'TON. 0"”..70
DIRIG‘I’OBO.
‘I H! MIINOWII Jon“ “I LI."
John H. Knapp . Hoary Icy mar
Jul-it it. Marvin limit-I Grumman
Christian Wort! J. Walloon [list-via
. H. Rowan.
W‘“"“’ m. WM”
PLEIEING 'AND STEAK.“
TING
HOT ATER HEATING.
HOT AIR KEANE
RE DOMETHINQ EVERY HOUSE- ,1
They are seditious;
‘ and Durabl W5»
“ ‘0
M50- " Id D 7
“tugboat. and.
stilts it 0031
man's-H.
CLOSiNfl
SKATE STOCK AT 0081‘-
eonn or TfliilM was. ,. - ,
(lunar BARGAINS tN
nagging. 'rors AND NOVEL-T ‘
3850c Sherlock Holmes and Pit ’
c. . ‘
Skates and Cutlery ground
“and repaired. . '
H. R BULKLEY,
52 so. MAIN 81',
Instead of
4 Per Cent.
Money now drawing 4 per cent. can
bewafcly reinvested through this Com
puny at .l por cottt.-—lncrcasing the in
come 25 pct cont.
Dcscrlptiou of. methods and all de-
sited infottuution on request
Ittvcuttticnts bcar earnings from
day received to day withdrawn
Assets.. ..... .............$l,700000
Surplus and Profits $160,000
Endorscd by the most conservative
authorities upon invostmcnts.
State Supervision of New York and
’ Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 16 80. MAIN 81'.
Resident Directors. Resident Manaers.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John 8. Lawrence
Fteihandilliup
Fresh I-Icrriug ..........
......... Inc
Haddock ..... . ..... . ..... ... ..... in
\Voaktlslt ............... ......... itin-
Bluds, largo and small ..... l2r
Wholc Salmon . . tn.-
lt‘roatiieh .. ..... ........ .
(licence: .....
'tViliit‘Ii-“ll
Pickorel . . .
Smell ........ .
Native Eels......................ilt:
Halibut, Spanish \Iacketmel Steak
Pod. Sliccd Salmon. Pike and German
Carp and all other kinds of Fresh Fish
at tettsouable prices
L THE PEOPLE'S FlsH AND OYSTER
MARKET;
Old Salvation Army Building.
Eat-t End of Washington Street Bridge
. 800th Norwalk.
CAPT. CHARLES DUC’RDSS, Prop.
Miss Baarum,
DERMII rowaisr.
OHIRDPODIST.
Look‘waad's Hoff.
..arwalk. Conn.
Office Hours: .
9 to 12 a. m. Ha 5:30 p. 111.
Telephone
Connection.
F S BANKS
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
‘ssTiMATEs GIVEN FOR JOB
lama, BUILDING or NEW AND RE-
MODELING .o‘F OLD sraucwnas.
IN on OUT-OF-TOWN onoeas BY
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
-RE8IDENCE—
70 MAIN eraser. NORWALK.
surety Bonds
or All Kinds.
' Liberal Poilcy.for Automobiin with.
out restriction to storage of Gasoline.
“can. M. LA "on .
R. R. Ava» southwarwalk.
retention. 8M.
.. ... -.»..........-...aw . .. .
Ilium. ill.
mun ammo
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3 Cflfl' Egg le' it o m u o I I ,I shsd
A. STULL
on COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK.
a house and lot in townie: real estate
of any description quickly, call Or ad-
dress » ‘ . ,L .i j
w. B. D'eoARMo is
all Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn.
to see me it you are debit-outs or harm
lug any kind of property.
Hbl‘Ei. v'ictbiiia
Newly punished throughout.
comfortable and unto-date hotel in the
city. Electricity and heat in evoi-yt
room. Baths in connection. Pen
fact sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Always comertable and
quiet.
Care carrying a full line of Ackora
Merrill and Condlt's wines. liquor!
and cigars Best: stocked barin the
city.
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T. J. SULLIVAN, Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL, 396—3.
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Use STANDARD .FIXTURETl
for your Bath Room. They are
clean, neat and durable.
Horace R. Nash,
COR. N. MAtN AND WEST 37's.
30. NORWALK. oONN. j
W511i"
Our stock'of new goods just in
is a little larger than ever before.
Wonderful, how low. you can
Qty nice goods here. You know
we do the work' in the. very best:
We have taken a good man?!
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures {on
your work. ,
an. i
We try to carry in stock every-t
thing you needior the decoratic l
of your house ini‘iidc or out. i, l
3 lbs many “Gallium“ Prune
uIncinoorsnvo”Neutron-00Ivoasc‘
scans’rotnstoclt,......... also.
court. ‘
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- if You Want to Sell
. your property. whither it is I tut-mm
it will he of advantage to you also,
manner. 4 "
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MOM ‘
Norwalk Chronicler