. This trillion: tho old one s
gains. and we mean whatg'wo any.
_ We invite you to our store to
See Poster. ‘ ‘
1 .9“. WASHING’EO
The bout 1". s. Martial-can i
in at thc‘b‘erris wharf. ‘
Mia. Rufus K. Osborn is visiting
Miss Martha Kennett, of Brooklyn
N, Y. ,
Savoral. of the agrarian... hailing
- . their henna last night?"
The meeting at. the East Avenue
Methodist Church last night was large-
, li‘ otlonded and cathuslastic.
I bards-tossinwith thoicc in. making
n...»
. Miss Edna Ainsworth has returncd
to New York. after, spending the bolt-
days at her home inputtago avenue.
A rehearsal of the Jolly Four Mando-
. lin Club‘was held last night at. the
home of Charles Levy, In ‘Waalllngton
street. .
Tha'tugs. Battier and Abram Skid-
more were unable to brlng'two coal
barges into the harbor yesterday owing
to the ice. . "
The" Iiadics’ Auxiliary . of ' Christ 2
Chapel» will meet with Mrs. Youngs,
of 241 East avenue. at 2:80 o'clock to-
mo’rroiv afternoon. ‘All are requestbd
totitt'tond.’ ‘ j_ * ‘ u
. ' The oyster boatsmade no attempt to
go down the harbor this morning, as
the cold bad effectually scaled up the
channel and the massive cakes of ice
Were frozen solidly together.
The Junior Auxiliary of Christ's
Chapel will meet .with Miss Bertha St.
John, of South Osborn avenue, at 7 :30
p. m. Mrs. Jimmerson has kindly
invited the club to meet with her next
Monday afternoon.
~Huadreds of lives saved every
year by having Dr. 'l‘llomas' Electric
Oil in tllo-llOllSe just when it is neod-
od. Cures croup. heals burns, cuts,
wounds of every sort.
ROWAYTON.
Miss Olive Cole has returned from a
visit in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Hannah ibble and Miss Lizzie
Dibble. of Rowayton avenue. are rc-
coverlng from the grip.
Mrs. Small... tint. and daughter
Miss Bessie Mills are visiting friends
in Peekskill.‘N, Y.
Miss Florence Raymond returned to
her duticpqnt tho Banks North school.
Greenfield Hill, yostcrday, utter a
short visit with bar parcuto in Darion
The funeral of Mlssd'hliily Short-on
was held last (Ironing, from the homo.
of her daugiucr. Mrs, John Kiggins.
lIov.‘ Frank C. lirown officiated. 'l‘lic
romaiun were taken to Brooklyn. today
for interment.
A regular lucotiilg of liownyton Hosp
Company. No. l. was bold Monday
night, at. which time routine business.
was transacted. The question of a
new silo for the erection of a building
was brought up, and talked over at
some length.
DARIEN AND noaoron.
"M...-
Compnny (i. Sixth (3, V. I.. died slitnr. .
day at the Norman Soldiers“ home. Do. ,
ceased was sixty-four yours old. Thu
remains werc illlillll to New Britain
for burial« . .1
, ‘WESTPORT.
Charles (lain spent yesterday in
,Bridmort.
Elwood 8. HMIIIIH on an amended
holiness trip to Philadelphia.
Misc Clara liuribntt has returned
home from a visit in Brooklyn, NUY'
It. (i. Mylloldt‘bnli rcturnsd home
to Hartford. after a visit hero with
friends.
Mica Murillo Cram-man but returned
home altar a viiiit with friend» in
Bridgeport.
firs. liory Dickerson hail returned
a to Now York. aftor a work'-
villi have with friction. ‘
Rev. J, i... iliiivoioy, of this Divinity
. oohooi mountain the pulpit in the (ion-
mtionnl church Hliilllly.
Mrs. lotto WIIIIIMIOII nu rotumd
home a, blow York litter an and of
til. wool: visit born with rolati’voli. .
mm". a“... .Mu
Narnia'ncmccn mar inn rgmluilll
of all!“ James llubbcii ward bold
' may thorium and“ largciy no
u
mpworiii
"monfifl'i "
Consolt your docto
am ,, °
'3, mica“
tiles and, aa'sdvertiaam‘ilht; of Bar- I
inspect and Vdcoi'chVfor' your-soil. ‘
to hold a valentine social in
church bailouts, . ,
v 'Tbé' Histor cal society incl; at th
home of MR1.» Tudor, Monday night.
and the affair proved to be one. of the
most enjoyable ,evoats given by that
body this season. socially.
the
There was an unusually large con-
gregation at tho Mothodint church Sun'-
day to welcome ‘ltsv. Levi W. Holmes,
back.» his accustomed: place. lights,
”was littoral servicefsincoftho. govern,
"In“!iihlli'lliiili‘llfi' occasion-a.
‘GL’ENBROVOK.’
Coasting on‘ the bridge bill is fine.
w
Louis Northrop has been ill for the
past’week.
Mr. Fromm and family have moved
to Stamford. _ _
Mable E’bbcts of Brooklyn was a
guns; in Glonbrook over Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Youngs were
visitors in Glenbrook, over Sunday.
. .. Ww t5
Work on the new stone bridge at the
Mormon River crossing Is at? a stand-
st I. ‘
Mrs. Owen Bromflsld has‘returned
from.East Orange, N. J., whero she
has been spending arfcw days. ‘
The” Young .Poople's ,Club was .entcr.
mined by Hazel Handout her homo on
Crescent Street. Friday evening. it
was a/ valcn no pnrtytv The house
was prettlly" carried. and games ap-
propriate to' St. Valentino’s day-“Were
played. _ _ ‘
WESTON.
Miss Cardc his visited her parents
in Shelton.
Mrs. Scott has' entertained friends
from Rowayton. fl
Mrs. Hawlcy Williams. who has been
ill. is much improved.
. Miss Susan Meeker is suffering with
:it felon on her finger.
Mrs. Henry Flncll has entertained
friends from Bridgeport.
V Morton Lyon, of.Bridgeport, has been
spcnding a week at his home here,
Mr. Stroke, of Now llavon, spent
. Sunday with Mr; and Mrs. i). ll. Coley.
I Mrs. 'r. w. ’l‘rcndwcll will entertain
' ’tllc Matinee Whist Club, on Tuesday
next. '
Mrs. W. J. Simrwood will entertain
tllc Lyons Plain Willi-it Club tomor-
row evening.
Tho young poople of immnuuel
.(iliurch will give an clitcrtuinmcul in
tho church parlors the latter part of
, the mouth.
The Norflcld Aid Society will hold a
social on Friday evening. at. the rest—
dcncc of Mrs, lr‘l'adcrlck Banks. Clam
chowder will bo served.
ICE IN NEWPORT HARBOR
. BREAKS UP.
NEWPORT. ll. 1.. Feb. 15.-’i"llo icc
outside of Newport has broken up to
some extent. but the inner harbor is
packed, and vciisi-iii are unablo to l
more about. Tui- blow York sioaulcr .
Pilgrim arrived three and a half hours
lata.~lii1ei' having much trouble In the
Sound. The tornado bout Blakcly,
ldcuicnant Courtney, commanding.
sailed today for that; 3:00 iyn Innvy-
yard; The tripl‘ia“ ll ‘ct "to be it
slow Oil!) on account of the Ice.
GIRL DIBFIOUREO FOR LIFE.
WATERBURY. Fob: ills—Mills Mary
J. Sullivan, on onlployo of tho Watt-r-
huryllrass Goods Company. was ter-
Krlblyduiurod ynatorilo by ti explo~
Mon of a ln‘cqucring to In at w Icil lilic
was Working. .
RIO-INT ARRIVALD air-yuan.
. NEW YORK. Feb. low—Arrived: itin-
llind. from Antwerp.“
‘ lino-*“That young lady matron it
great deal of mouoy. but who novcr
has any attention from men.”
llcw'dt'ii probably IIOI‘ own fault:
why doesn't silo lot tilcnl know that
she's matting it?"
shu'li making Iti"--Dolroit Fran i'roiul.
“damn-Jon. rill. 0i can nation
sbtltild bow thiin notronomcrs can
caikllata or distance or ii slltarr, its
weight. and duality and color and all
“JOIN-lid! th' thingiiiot gain mo in
how lii’ dlvvic do they know ttii usual,
and .
Johnny'a Friend-«d hm Johnny iii
looming to play tho lirtnncil horn.”
Johnny's Roommatc~"lics, l‘vo had
wind of it.“-«Iiitrvard Dumpoon.
iIc—«J'Dld you airmail in buying your
. print out tailored?" BlitM-"Wlii'. an:
"fa-marrow night the may wanted tff idiom mo nine limos
-' g. ., ~MWWH‘OIWWM. awaiting utoWMfii’mflw.
‘ ‘ , , ‘ . _ , ”on; 7...». up." arm-r. AM... _. r
r charitayourgijrougil
' the prairie warriors brink espbcially
‘ fair. the outer pa
Morass OSXD’IIIHLO‘OMMITI
‘ acidic: .
. . , tarot
~ was held Monday
. . a bottle of bliss Hard.
“avenue. _ ;
momma Millwright ,.
rt. wan sue. Ii'tllu‘ club and save.
club-,intelroatinrtalhson incubating hubs
its of the bird» fauna about Wootport
rare. The nest .wasa wondorful al-
, I being composed gt
cotton which had been strewn on t 0
bushes. It wallsnown and admired.
,‘A vol-wintei‘estin'g paper was read on
mouth in tidal ‘ ful‘way. " .
{Arctic anowilallps arouroporto‘d from
several places, about the rarest and
handsomost of winter visitors. their
porn white being very conspicuous.
The continued cold, snow and too
iii making it vcry hard for the birds
to exist, and those caring for them
should hang pieces of soot in a
trans and otherv‘viso help to ma‘ it
their lot a little caster. ‘
' The check list allowed that individ-'
uals of scvornl varieties are braving
the cold and is as follows:
Golden oye duck, old gqiiaw duck.
finch?" heril'ltnlg gull, s arrowhm‘l;
.. mgr inr, nryfwoodp' ‘ .do‘
wooumckcr. horned iark'gmu
crow... star-ling. meadow. iarlr ‘i
finch. English sparrow, onion“ Iflakc.
willtedfiroatod sparrow. trad sparrow.
field sparrow. julico. sung sparrow.
swamp sparrow. Ipswich sparrow. Lop»
land song sparrow Carolina wnou.
brown creepor. w ltd-breasted (lint-
hatch, chicadeo. golden-crowned king:
iot.~ robin, bluo bird.
POPULAR, AMUSEMENTB.
“SLAVES OF THE MINE.”
“Slaves of the Mine“ was tho bill at
Hoyt's Theatre, presented by "Tho
ideals." last night. to a crowded house.
'l‘lio'variuus membcrs of the company
were thoroughly at homo in tho illiter-
out Clllll'flctel‘rl and portrayed them in
a pleasing manner. The specialties by
Millard Bron, Beatrice maria, Frank
Rich (mound Danny'iilmons were ex-
colic t.’ the last named-being cspoclnil
ly 3 ad in hIS"“CllIll'Ixe ofrsnin'Juan‘
liiiiri which «\i'ai-lcwlgorousiy‘ applauds
ed. l'l‘onight- the company will pro-
i<ini1..of the Desert; and Friday night,
regular performance Friday night,
there will be an annitour performance,
at which three handsome prizes will
bctnwnrdcd lo-lhe Successful contest-
an s. - ~ ‘
FROM FOAL T0 FAVORITE."
All ntensoly aim-eating that of views.
remarkably beautiful in photography.
illustrating tho life of a rucellorso from
the time when an ungainly foal It tim-
tdly follows its mother about the pas-
turo. until. with coat. like satin; and
every muscle like pliable stoollt stands
a thing of beauty awaiting the sisnni
to starfd ’l‘llc views are to be given
by the Amcrican Vitagrapll (to. at
liioyt‘s Theatre I’i’ashiugton's Births
lay.
“A MIDNIGHT MARRIAGE."
No patron of Hoyt‘s Theatre will
fall to attend the performance of “A
Midnight Marriage." under the direc-
tion of Forrester & Mittcnthal. which
comes to this popular playhouse on
Tuesday, February 21. The startling
scuautionnl situations and climaxes of
the play mako this attraction one of
unusual prominence. The famous Now
York Subway sconc. which by the way
is unique. In that lt‘wlll be the first
reproduction of thin engineering font,
and the llowcry Concert Hall, are said
to be among the Rtipcrl) scenic effects.
"S’i‘RONGiiEAltT" AT THE HUDSON
.TliEA'l‘RE. .
in "Strongbcnrtfidho play of Colum-
bia life by William C. Di-iliille now
bolus: presented at the [liaison Thori-
trc ulldcr tho direction of Henry II.
l‘lnrria. Mr, llobcrt Etioson has found a
role III. which lii- will always be IIIIIOII‘
lily associatcdiu the minds of filoatro-
goers. No production has achieved a
greater success at tho Hudson Theatre,
"Stronuhcsrt" having broken all roc-
ords in the matter of otttmdancc. Mr.
Etioson has scored what might be torm-
cd an ovniionnl succoss, for in this day
and age it is seldom that the scat»
cd playgoor lingers after the final tail
of the curtain to recall an actor than
and again and yct this In the Invaria-
blo rule at cvcry porformuaco. Asido
from Mr. Fldcson's similarly iatarpra
lotion of a dillicult role is tilo whole-
soiuo utility, of Mr. Do Mliio’ii scours
of Columbia "to which havo moi tlic
enthusiastic cudoriiomcut of (ioluuihta'
students. for indlonoi of the author.
who was a member of class of ‘02. they,
liticudod tllc ilililson Theatre the other
night one lhouuaud strong and gave to
Mr. Edwina. Mr. Do Mills and to' the
The coming Wonk iuatihcoii will be' [iv-
on on Washington's Birthday and lint»
urday. ‘
‘VIIW COLD IN IOWA.
”—0
Incl Put to Bouillon, and Coal Fum~
. in: Miami.
DES MOINIiifi'quwa. Fab. lav-(ion.
tinned cold and snow which hora prao
tically put an and to business and tied
up all train» antorlnii Deli Moincll and
traversing the Male. have placed tho
outire city and atom at the mercy of
a coal and tool famine. but one
doslor in Don MOIIIM. has hard coal
sale, and that. at a prion almost above
the reach of the consumer. Driftii
lloiwcon tho city and the coal licldli
romlor training almost lmponcibio.
thereby cutting off the soft coal sup-
ply. in many motions of the stain
tumors lira inmun corn for fuel.
Hundreds of town towns iloiatcd bo-
caum of tho stagnant condition of tho
railroad service, are actually glittering.
F'ilsi has attraction in a considerable
orient and um llo oncbtalcabio at any
prion it cold miller continua. '
The Associated (incl-lilac of Dar
Molnar: rays that In. tho‘hilltnry of tho
association thorn ll“ now been such
Intcnsoiioffcrin . ggtbc ppm.
" aw anymore». lbwulhiipdhdant
mi menu of ,,
;
urchins ‘ .
in Want ~
l
February. treatip , on the bird's of tho .
“ it is not a “patent medicine."
' 'conrbaariou Jeannie was
Brick Antoni the Old Folks; 'iAftnl"Ythli. ,
U o .
company abilisildid tributaof Euphoria. I u n “a 'he
. i
:Dr. monitors Osbourn critical.
- . .
SNNIIO .........*:t«;...........
c gr. :
:Addrsss ...i
”gunning-nulaor-tnnuranium...“
Wc soil and hillbilly recommend Dr.
David Kennedy's ‘Iiinloura Solvent. the
wonderfulnow kidney and Liter cure.
.It will
not disappoint you. Reputation counts.
.Dr. Kennedy's excellent preparations
have. been world famous for over 30
years. We will give you a Week’s
Free Treatment bottle if yoi simply
cut out the coupon above old band
it to us. Large bottles, for complete
trontmentupitnoo. 6 bottles for
85.00. 3 ‘
. T I -
ll‘ii‘lle‘Mnilcltoator (lo-Oporativp corps»
ration of Manchester has tiled an in-
corporaiion. certificate in tho ‘pfilce of
tho liccrota‘ry of state. it is j to on‘
gage in ‘a wholesale and retail igrocery
business. Axel Wilson, Ch ‘rles J.
Carlson and John G. Bjorklnau. are the
incorporntors. Its'capitnl stock as an-
thorized is $10,000. ' “
The Baker Electric Company of
Hartford. has also filed an in orpora-
tion cortinqltc. ‘ Foster in. flower,
Robert H. Lewis and Burton Id. Bakcr
are the Incorporatora. ' its authorized
capital stock is $50,000. l ,
Tho New England "Fl'lcctric 3 Supply
Company. of willorbury. IlitHJOiIgEid an
organization certificate. Its iotllccts
are: President. A. M. Young. New
York city: trcalsurcr, A. 0. She ardilon;
Waterbury. and secretary, w.’ (l.
Morita.Waterbury.3 » , "
. Tho—Manchester» Hall corporation of
.Manchest‘rén hati'il‘lodits article}; of as.
floatation»
subscribers; -’”‘ i
The Connecticut Box Company. of
New Haven. has put in an incorpora-
tion certificate. John W. Morso. Fred-
erick F. W. Jackson and Hour? A. 1..
Hall are the incorporators. 'I‘lc cap-
ital stock authorized is $10,000.
NORFOLK HOUSE BURNEO.
NORFOLK,- (loam, F‘cb. lily-Tho
residence of Noah E. Pixiey Was on-
,tircly burned today. The flrn was
discovered in the upper part of' the
house while family were at break-
fast on the first floor. The . entire
{orally consisting of father, mother
and several children, had to walk ovoi-
two milos. with the thermometer at ii
degrees below zero to obtain roiugo at
the home of their nearest neighbor.
The loss is $1,200, with no insurance.
...____.._.._____,
SITTING IN A SNOW BANK.
NEW YORK, Fob. LwAn agod man
who gave his name as Daniel lot-inr-
ty and said he came here from print:-
flcld, Mass, in search of employment.
was found early today sitting on a
snow bank at Lexington avenuo and
Thirty-thiry, street helpless from lmn-
gor and exposure. Moriarty said that
for two days he had been without
either food or shclior. lie was taken
to a hospital,
COLD KILLS MANY QUAIL.
NAUGATUCK. Feb. 15.-0p ill"-
couut of the severity of tho winter, it
Is boilovcd that tho majority of tho
quail ill the woods of this section liar.-
bcou killed. and hunters are contribuh
int; too a fund, to cioso on Ml‘rch 1,
which will be used to rcstoc the
woods. The amount contributed is
already largo. not“
There Is No Mistake
about ilifo insurance unions yoti miss
taking it. It pays promptly. it lays in
fall. it pays to parties entitled to‘ it. No
lawyers to pay. No rnvcnuo slumps.
No tax. No trouble. 40 years] doing
buslncus. .Corrcspondcuco sn‘llcitod.
‘t‘tlnin. (ionorul Life Ins. Co. 0i litm-
ort . ' ‘
FRED'K.‘ H. FIELD, non-rat Anion
N. 8. Pomona.“ Dwtghf apnulding.
. anal-i AgOMI. . ,
UNITSO HANK BUM-DINO.
Telephone 363-0. So. Norwaik, ct
its
1905 .
Beailhisln M at
that we sell Wall Papers. Gr lion.
Glassware, lamps, Chimneys and
Burners. thif Paper. Window linden.
Comics Polar, Curtain Rods. Rudy
Htxod Paints, Window Glass. amcic.
Button and Vault-hon. Paint a it Al‘s
tints? brushes, Tomi Holder and
Racks. Framed Piqtilroii, Photo
Frames. atoplsddm. Chair aspirin-
tiers. Artists‘ Materials for Oil. star,
Olin-coin and Crayon Work.
We do a moral Paintlnx. Paper
flaunts: and Decorating basins“.
'I‘o ordor‘,
Picture mum and Window. tinder.
We go tinnitus for business
Respectful”.
..
Li H... 8‘3
"7 .,
l’.
.f‘rii‘: I ,_v. liiimi
.. “homecoming.
Auditoriums IINIIIIIVIIU iicliiii‘liisoiAyn":tailor-v‘Il'st‘isi compo» _ . , _. , .
. will. will kmmll r-oiloorh. for VII;‘IGIIW"I':: fiflfl m,w,§m 'gflfi“!
7m"? .00., ,“g ' h ‘ ,_ {prim William-mm
: Goodman. Plastic mind's:
ichkls Frau Treatment ho is on.
.‘ ‘
--.c-Do-
KEEPER SHOU LD HAVE.
Then are Seniice’abie
and Durable
OTHER KINDS.
CALL ANO DEE THEM.
HARDWARE.
m WASHINGTON sraur.
Poona 143.0.
inc-r;
Md'd‘rl‘dc”dwell‘rl‘al'aivlrw2
i.
w Girls Without
Sweethearts
ARE LIKE HOMES ‘WITHOUT GAS
LIGHTS.
very. Lonely ‘
‘ WE PIPE HOUSES AT 0081' AND
"Lottiohlsotzerséng Felix '
sent‘roggln' Pam's tomormv' nightfl-Stumm and Charles A'Spcrbcrimle I13 "HAVE A GOOD pfloposl'noN TO
' .-. L . . " '
MAKE 'wrrH ANYONE WHO WILL
LET us EXPLAIN it.
No HOUSE TOO oto oaro com-
PuicArso FOR us‘ TO PIPE.
POSTAL BRINGS REPRESENTA-
TIVE OR ’PHONE 68.
ion H’yiiiiminiii.
, 'Phone 68.
*MM-EWMW
'.
[RINK I. VIN Still
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
1101' ms rm.
lino ans
nrrl'ivo
Tin. Shut Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
n...—...._
‘so South Main soul.
humus, fill-I.
i.
in iiill'iii BANK
O‘OUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ORGANIZED 1882.
WITH .
0min! 3100000110
Surplus, _ 5100.000.00
Nu Profits. 360,000.00
autism sum. of ludlvlitilll. mn-
ufooturovc. moron-ut- and corporations
um fovomblo Wino.
“Wid‘ll‘imm
nod- u. till/Too. Mm.
I pinto-ratio.
hi”: KM " at
n .
Josiah R. main Omani aroma
(Inflation 0mm J. Victim Marvin
Ind. H Rm».
i . l
I. “KING 3ND ITIAI
ATING
a»
0'4-
PL
3101' WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING. '
srovu AND limo
curl AND rm Room I. .
on and mm mo
'31 “ON”. RANGE”
rim mm a gem” iris.
2 rl WAhtmim ” “it .
MIJOHNMEIM HM]
‘ ”*‘lfimfl"? “
no
'4 iv; w
.l‘
do
m WM" m i '
WW Carpenter. Builder and
‘ m sous-ruins new action. ,
AND Witt‘ourwuu Two or ':
Charles E. DOW r
, 4., , assumossggm‘imtififllfi’
Washington ‘8 our, "mm "int!" ' i'W'l‘
r-
' "dinupapifl s.
SKAI S
caosuvo _ BALANCI! on
sknra STOCK or poor.
. noun or THEM LESS.
oaanr BARGAINS av "
gamlgns, rovs AND norm.
‘ 500 Sherlock Holmes and Pit
I3.
Skates and Cutlery ground ‘
and repaired. ' '
:5 H.R.BULKLEY,7
52 so. midst; .
Money now drawing 4 per cent. can
be safely reinvested through this Coma
may at. 5 per cent.—-increasing the Ill~
come 25 per cent. .
Description of methods and all do
sircd information on request.
Invcstniculs hour earnings from
day rcccivcd to day withdrawn.
Assets .......... ‘. ......... $1,700,000
Surpim and Profits ........ $160,000
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 B. Lawrence
Fi‘eiilindtheip?
Fresh Herring ........... 10c
Haddock ...... . .............. . . . . 7c
Weakflsh ............. .. ......... 10-:
Blues, large and sum“ 1'3.»
Whole Salmon ................. . “inc
ll‘rostiisll ........................ 8c
Ciscoos ....................... 10c
Whitefish ........................ lilo
Ptckercl . !
Smelt ........ ‘
Native Eels .................... Ulric
Halibut, Spanish Mackerel, Steak
Cod, Sliced Salmon. Pike and German
Carp and all other kinds of Fresh Flhll
at reasonable prices.
THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKE
Old Salvation Army’Bulldlug.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
80th Norwalk.
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSO, Prop.
Miss Boarum,
DERMA 701.0015 1'.
CHIROPODIST.
Loakwaad’s Hall. ,
..orwalk. Conn.
Office Hours.-
9 {012 a. m. I to 5:30 p. m.
Telephone
Connection.
if.”s.sit'iiks
General Contractor
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR Jos-
siun. BUILDING or new AND as.
MODELING or: OLD s‘rauc'runli.
IN on ouror-rowo onosns Iv
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED To.
“RESIDENCE—-
7' MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
.«wo—wm a... ..-~m_.mm. .. ......, .. .8
.... —.n....--..
Surety Bonds
or all Kind-t
Libcrni Policy for Automobim with-
out restriction to storage oilaacolino.
JACOB. M. LAYTON
If. If. AVO-o‘SOUfh Narwallr.
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your property. whether it in a farm“.
a house and lot in town or road estatoc.
W.‘ B. . DQGA'RMO' ‘ li",
86 Wall Street. Marriott. can .
it will be' of advantage to you alld‘ '
to see me if you are desirous of him ‘
lag any kind of property.
HOTEL 'V'lfofdhln T :
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE ANII»
MONROE STREET. .
Newly furnished throughout. Most
comfortable and unto-ditto hotel In the
city; Electricity and'heat ill evom
room. Baths in connection. For»
foot sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Alwnyl comfortable and
quiet. . . ,
Cafe carrying a full line Of Aclmr‘
Merrill and Condlt’s wines, liquor:
and cigars. Best stocked bar, in tho
city. .
T. J. SULLIVAN,’Pmp. 5
TELEPHONE CALL, 8064.
Use STANDARD FIXTURE 'l
for your Bath Room. They art;
clean, neat and durable. .
Horace R. Nash,
con. N. MAIN AND wes‘r srs.
so. NORWALK. CONN. i
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of your housc inside or out.
9 North on» u. moi lot-chat;
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Our stock of new goods just in .
is a little larger than ever before.
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
vie do the work in the very basil
manner; i ,
.~We have taken a good manl‘i :'
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures {011' "' ,
your work. 1
We try to carry In stock every?
thing you need for thcdccorntir l
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