all purchase“.
Thin Ill one of the old time. on
_IIS and. we menu what we any
in Brooklyn.
The cenditlon of M S. Partrick is
uomlev‘vhut lmprovad
The wuter main in Hawkins avenue,
hail been frozen up for several days.
W
Riclglird Bland is expected home to-
“If in Philadelphia. whole he has
been on In visit. .
Charles Bates has returned to his
home here after u visit with rciatlvos
in; Bedding.
it is earnestly desired that all mem-
here (If the Junior Band be present
tonight, to help in the special seiviccs.
Mr. and Mis. Emmy Simpson. . ofI
l’ocltskiii N. Y. ale visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Charles ii "AlslhOiDL‘ ol‘ Scuvicw
avonuc.
The steamer Outicu of tho ltodol
fleet, has been launched again after be-
ing hauled out at (ircgorx‘ 5 Point l'or
repairs.
Mrs. Charles Buckley and daughter
Ruth. of East Norwulk, spent Sunday
with her brother. John J. McGowan,
on the iiranch’vilic road.
Henry A, Wood. is: III'Hawkins nvo
one. was able to be about today for
the first time in about two weeks. Mrs.
Wood is now seriously ill with pneu-
monla.
Quite an extensive addition is being
erected to the property of the Colonial
Column Company, which occupics the
Riverside Mills. The addition is won
the front of the building and will
make it quite II modern structure when
completed.
Andrew LcCroix, 5011 of Charles 1.0-
Crolx, met with :1 very painful III-cl-
dent yesterday while sliding down
Marvin's Hill. There is A post all IiIII
loot ol‘ the hill and he won unable to
turn, his sl‘ed'iihidé ill llnitI to mold
lie struck ii and austnlnml n scvcrc
sprain to one of inn logs. Dr. L. .\i.
Allen'uittended‘ lilrirnnd his relatives
were much I‘cllcrcd to find that his Mt
“us not lII'oitIIII. us: \v:I~I Iii lii'wt i‘IInIle
Cari \Vicke is client the most. export
duck hunters in East Norwalk, and
he in thinking sbmnwiint of supplying
the New York market with the birdx
during the winter. The other duy lu-
went down the hurbor. Iind notwith—
standing the fnct that the shells. loud-
od by a friend contained no shot,
brought buck Ii flue bii',’ii w-hhh he
presented to George Spingui‘ of liai-
ncr’n East Side stow. His friends Inc
confident that if he can have such
good lock with blank cartridges that
he will be able to bring buck Ii large
bag with different ammunition.
Mrs. ldeiia Mend. II daughter of the
lateJaiiics and Henrietta llei‘orest of
Pound itidgc. and wife of Charles
Mould, of ritual Norwaik. died Iit her
home Fl‘ldliy. ogcd i2 yenru. It lliliiitliil,
'i‘hevluuorul BDl‘ile was held at her
iatefircsldcucc. Monday torenoou. She
is slirvlred by it husband and one
douglueI. Minn Corn E” aged 15 years;
two kit-Ilorr. Mics Corn. E. lJclI‘IIrIIIst IIl
Pound Ridge. IIIId Mrs. NoIIuIIII iI.
Holt of Stamford and two lil'l)tlit‘l‘l‘i.
Leroy IlelI‘oIeut of Long liltluo iiiid
William if., of Pound Ridge. The, l'i‘
mnlgm \IiIIII biouglil to the bong ltldlrc
receiving innit. Iunl interment will
Hike place III the conwnicncu of tho
fumily
I
aw.“
iI‘raIIlt Smith the wtorau inclinin-
that inner wished himself the I-iitrtill
winced IInmIi IIII nIuIIlI ill-i he did this
winter. on lhul hi- might fly from lllilih‘t'
to lltllluli Iiiid dopoIIlI lIIII \‘lilili of plum
IIIIll’llil bIIiuI. Ail it in be eiiinbn over
but»: luid iIiilIII pikmi and Iiplltoii hillil
tho boiiom nl’ illii feet recombine Ii
tattooed ilidlnn. and Mike iilni [III-i
m; if Tofu imd .lolm Keogh bud broil
playing llnrrllmy on t‘flt'li foot with
Drum Miller lI‘red Field urging them to
do on level lIIIIl Al Wood. whom
exp lonco in new in the milk bilfiiI‘
recently got a severe slush on
chain! but temple» Iind this morning
anoth noun on the palm of one (it
hit“? But llkr hill father he
grl timl board it. and from now on
«_pr the to burn it tron hiring. having
cum to Hill Ilium-I lIhIrknndtlI and
born? ulmd III tutu the bond
5 . nowttr'ron.
Ml‘ii. John Baillie. of Raymond
, Ilium. spent yesterday visiting friends
in rt cheater.
The Missionary Society of tho Burr
mt Church met Thursday afternoon
titownyion
Wit
am Willis: Milly; or ltownylon linen:
recently with Mm. William ll.
Wt thou. Jr. in unrlen.
John itlcli of Railroad awhile. litter
ii i
Mrs. Rufus Oahorn is viultintr friends ‘
‘ residence of II‘.
o' nnmo SATURDAY nonnmo .
. Will be u. genuine niiirked down solo and it having of Iill per cent to
ion end an advertisement of tier--l
. ‘: Moors I! ll liondove iiivlliroold .
While there colored uutdmou
. W
.~-v-«».
The Ladies” Aid Boole y
hon returned home.
we _..... ......n.~
of no flow
nylon Baptist Church, met at lurk. Av.
ery‘si, Wodneodny afternoon.
Rownyton‘ friends received letters
Wednesday from Mrs. Dr. llnokley.
line, with the doctor and MUS lintkiey
is now in Suiunuali.
The Junior Christian Endeavor i50~
'eiiililo ol‘ the Baptist Church will be
hold at Roy/nylon. Friday night. in
tho Baptist Church.
Mrs. Mary A.“ Vincent. of
street is critically ill with pneumonia.
Mrs John Judson, of Raymond strcot.
in taking cote of her.
Miss llclcn Scout-id, of. iiiglilniid
Incline met with Ii notions accident
yesterday while counting down the,
5(11001 lull in company with another
pupil of her own age. They lost con
Irol of the sled they note on and run
into II. large tree ,I
A pleasant. socii‘tble was given at the
C. Albrecht, by the
young people of Rowayton. Monday
evening. Thorn was It picIII-Iniit ad-
dress by Rev. F. C. Brown, and ti reci
lotion. “Old Bucheolrs." by Minn Ciuru
Raymond. Ilci‘rcsliuitmls were scrv
cd.:
—‘--~—-f—~v- .;
Miss Margaret S. Wilson. 0f Rowdy
ion. has a my beautiful flock of 150
homing pigeons all icniark'abip bright
and healthy ’l‘ho‘y Inc laying finely
and she has about. 30 squnbs from one
to four weeks old. Miss Wilson also
hits II vei y flue flock of Plymouth Rock
fowls and has recently finished for
them It new house.
Lincoln Day services at the Baptist
Church. Rowlirlon. Sunday evening. ii.-
eludod II. violin solo by Harry (.rIsu old
accompanied on the piano by his
brother. Riiiiscll Griswold. There was
an address by the pastor. Rev. F.
Brown. on "iIoiucolu, the Mun." Miss
(.‘liirli Raymond rccltcd Lincoln‘s (ioi.
lyuburrr address. and there were sever-
nl piitI-iolie songs.
Tht' cIItcrtIiioliieut recently given III
(‘I-nw's ilull. Rowuyton, for the benefit
of the new bone house. was a very I-iue
crtwl‘ul Iiud enjoyable affair. The
numbers of tiiII cxcciicnt progrmu iii-
ciudotl tho recitation of Alit't‘. ()Iiry's
iIcIIIiIiliii I'IIIUIII 'ttl (lr‘doi l'nI :i i’I’o.
lurc,“ by All»; Clara ltnvuionti; the
null: MI Phil and l" by Alice Brun-
dilgt: lending bv Mrs Jacob Albrecht;
two Inus'thi selections by W F. Am-
lIlIIr: a solo by Miss Nollie Plunder:
“Thy Scutlncl Am i." solo by ticorge
Shine; song, "Winona." by David Al~
lII'IIr-bi. Rllfl‘l‘tillllliililu “'(‘l'tt sort-oil.
The proceeds were about Slit),
.ioiiii Stories toll on Raymond's lco
pond. Monthly nod out It horIrlbiI right
Iiuelcd inIIh in his foioiiend which IIII
consumed the Inkling of fourteen
Hillt‘llt‘I-l iii the cutlrltI to vim-III. The
man Wain fronted by Dr. ll. 19. iiiilllird
ut the oliico of the Wage Workcrs'
lioupllul Aueoclntiou in South Nor
wnlk. Stories who cut traunvcruoly
on the forelieiid and then vertically
from the ridge of the eyebrows uil liito
llic forchviid. After being itttoudod to
he “use r‘iuoicd to bid liouic III. M
Lexington tut-nun, South Norwnik
DARIEN Ann NOROTON.
Mix. itillimu Northrop in ill with
pIIcuiuoIIiii.
("hurled G. ii’ulcrbury won I: south
Noi'wlilli rluitor \‘i’I-tiiicndiiy.
Arthur ll. Austin. of New York. le-
ltod ilnricn frlcudI-l ldnt'o‘lu Uiiy.
"Mr. and Mrs. Albert lilorgnn‘vlulicd
Mimi Maud Von Dinoui'l’cdncndny.
of Stamford,
lluulIIl Siiiiinuii.
Mm. lI‘rnIIIII-II Gregory,
vikllod Mr. mid MrI-I.
Friday.
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Frank Alox‘tiudor. of l’itii'lIIn.
Lincoln Day with friends
“9‘“. ‘ ‘
uncut
‘1 in ltitllzo-
Milli Stella AIIIIIlIl loft yesterday for
Biiffnolo. to «pond uovoritl wccku IIlllI
frlcnilis.
«>1 “outlaw
“WWW 4
Fred 3. Canon visited his i‘OllDlt‘i.
Frau lln ill Jones. III New \orii Ii few
dayo lint week. .
Minn Jennie Wood lIIIII recovered
from bur "lunch: and returned in llliiilI
norm in Stamford.
0 C. Bowen III painting IuId decor
titling the interior oil B. M Allen‘ II drug
. more. Name block “lupin street.
W
llmnk Alexander spent Lincoln tiny
iii. Ridgoflold with Mr. Crofoot and
family and other friction.
Mrs. Edward Buttery and little Mill
George uncut Thursday of that week
with Mrs W. in Willmou. .ir.
Principal Perry will one of the new
dengorgfit‘m major which “gun will!"
down at on: on. or we .
.r“, W
«can»: A
few weeks In Bridgeport.
. iI‘rnnk Alexander attended the recent
" Main
(3, block. corner Mnlu street and Munr—
. Mutiny
Add terbury has been hi
the Stamford store of Jr A iiiaiou 8:.
Company, during the taking of invoir
wry: “ll 3 WW!" ’
MiosI‘Illolen would... Inud Mine!
Maud Von Dine recently visited tired
I; on
Will lI‘ionIiiig land It painful omen
lotico by having it hot cinder fly into
his eyes from a locomotive and bad I:
trying time with it before it could be
extracted
Milli! Sudlt) Willmott‘, Walter' and
bouquet given at Arion llnllpBouth
Norw.IIik 'i‘lico young Indlcu Intending
well: in cofituiiio.
George W. Raymond met with It
puinl‘ul accident by falling fioni ii pair
of stairs into the cellar and bruising
his face badly, but i'orlunutcly occup-
liig more serious injury.
w I
wDried pens and bonus Iit Street's
(Josh til-Iocciy.
Mru.‘ 'l’ B. Miller", S health as not lin-
proved as her family and friends had
hoped. and line had li’gniu returned to
the Methodist Hospital for trcatuiout.
Rev, Mr. Miller wont Tuesday to visit
her there.
Drugglst Samuel S. Sililman‘u
friends are glad to greet him ngnin at
his piiico of business, after It serious
attack which threatened to develop
into pneumonin. after an unusual ah-
eencc of three days, which has not no
curred in many yciirirproviousiy.
Among the pn’sseugmn who arrived
on lhp stcmucr Mulcstic, from hirer.
pool veulcr‘ilhi. wns W. S’ Chump,
icI polnr nxpmlition. He refused to
ninkc any statement until he tonic: red
“illl Mi. Zieglci. lie .IIIIld he would
giro out I: statement litter.
TliOIilltliiillei‘i-S of \‘oluntccr Hook Iind
Ladder Company No. l. of..Norotou.
gave their annual bnii. last night, in
the Town hall. There was the usual
lui‘ge attendance and good time. 'i‘lic
festivities were kept up until early
this morning chcrni visiting lire-
iiIcn lioni neurby towin neic picscnt.
BREV
--—-—'--—-I—*
S. M. Allen, I: well-known druggist
of New Haven, in to open u drug store
in McDonald's old filliiltl. tiic Noxon
llcid it"(illiit’, Feb. 25,‘ with a COIliDIetl'
new clock. Ho in buying the place
lliioly filled up. (ircnt improvcincut.
have been mode in pnpcriug, pitintiug
tiiid rellttlug. Mr. Allcu bus chosen :I
splendid location for lllh biisliicnn. Iuid
when the iiiiprovciiicuin urn t‘tilllliit'lwl
this will be one of the fluent and bcsl
moippmi plIuI‘IIIIIIIiInI in l‘ulrlicid t‘tJuiiI
‘ly.
filler. lI‘ior'lInw inwdcii. of Port filmi-
tcr. Inn-l Samuel M-III-ltci. of Bridgeport.
W“il0\|)lfilllct‘li law in New York won:
married on St Valentine's Day at the
home of tbn brides paicntu in Port
(Jilcuicr. “They will be “at home" to
their friends during April and May III
to \i’cst 102d Street, iinrlein, N. Y.
Mines London is it grndunto of Merrill
Colin-go. Stamford. For several yIIItrII‘
she hits litltl a position III the importing
firm of (Jolliimore & (30., New York.
Miss IAIWIICII has often been the guest
of Mrs. William .i. Fleming, DnrlI-n.
MI'H (‘ ’l‘ Ovcilon iiIId lll‘i Inotuor
Mrs \Vtiteic Iiiid John H liicl'enhiucli,
of New Yotk, nephew of Mrs. UveI,-.ton
Ioturiied Tuesday from Provideucr.
nbeio they attended the silver Wed
ding reception of Mr. and Mrs. Wniter
Sutton. of Westminster street. it IIII.
it full- dresu affair. and the dcdorniloun
of the house weie notably bountiful
rouulutlug of carnaliouu. roach. Iiznluun
and twenty-file beautiful plums. ’lfbt.
refrcelnneutu were furnished by tin»
‘zotti. The bride wore II chIuIIIIII of
black lace and orange, blossom». 'J’irr
mother Mrs. Writers woio bliick Sil-
tiiI lind lace and orange lilOHMliiis 'l‘lio
gown of Mrs. Ovoriml Ivan very blind.
conic conflicting of black lace and lot
About eix'ly wore lll't‘lit‘iil. lIitIluI'IiiuI;
friIIIIdII flout i’roildtutco and other
town». Mrs. Stilton in ii sister of Mrs.
U. lI‘. Ui"!:li0ii
wil'n II mlIItIIktI to imagine that
llt'liliiu pllcu IIIIii't be cured; u uiintultew
to IIul'fI-r ii. du)’ longer than you can
hoip. Donu‘u (Jiutinuul. brings lniIIiIIII.
rollcf iind pcrnuuicnt ctlri‘. Al tiny
drug uloro. I'Iti couln. .
W \
WESTPOR‘I‘.
liruCo Mf'Nibh. of Jersey I: lty. N .l
wnII ti ioeclit tidilfil’ hero
.I f). line of New York. made (11“th
incite trip here Tileiidfli
it is. C‘litl'k, of New liareu.
been Hailing in town.
, ......“
ohm-inn Charla in in the employ of
Puck it: Linen, of Bridgeport
Ohchtnr monitor. “mom of. (i.- A
Darrow, it; the vieilln of scarlet tower.
'l‘hrvonro now 145 nuhnorlborn on
the "hello" lint hero and I promised
increase monthly.
the Current Erupts Club iii to meet
at the home of Mrs William Smith.
on. many seemed.
lilies Clara Huributt. who it!“ b n
vlulilng friohxlilil Brod km N. in. mi
relhrned home.
The Woman I heuoncent society of
the lioniflniuiiltninlm church that you
rugiiijl I fifth; Metalwork}
hon
I
tho representative, of’lhc WillilIZlO-K- ,.
” 97 mentors/ran AW
to vary ‘
markiiblo vitdiit) ). .
mommy and her conversation
once of the most sought Iitlorw woman
of the day. Her niinivoriiury will not
pan» unnoticed and doubtless Idle will
Iecn‘lve iir cordon ounkrnliilntlonu and
‘Tho rookloalinonit f... counters on
State street hill, bull ecu tho Iiilbjout
forinritinisui for weeks and that some
drend totality lieu occurred in
due more- to 300d! 01 do than to good
ludlnuout, The soicdtluon liiLVli issued
orders prohibiting counting on the
thoroughfare. Ii‘borc eoIIvaIIauI. with
the icoality know how ilIIIIvoronII it
in and with trollby cars on t 0 center
and limited space either hide to any
ought to bc ntopped.
GLENBROOK.
Mists Lizzie Duly. it former resident
ol‘ (lionbroolt Willi in to“ II yesterday
... ..4... "W-
Mina Mubol Furilnghm or King...
bridge, N. Y.. has returned home of.
lcr spending it few dim-I Wllh her coun-
in, Mint; Gladys iliynun. IIt . Rustic
Knoll. ‘
The special meetings which are be-
ing held in 'the Union Mcniorini
Church during this week Iirc'well nt-
teIIIlI-Id, Rev. 1”. ll. Jacobs, of New
York. who is leading tho iiioetiugn. in
II well-known and iiiligrcatlng uponkcr
and singer. The music, is cupcrially
good. 1\_ pleusiiig lcuturo bi II (fliiii‘ilH
of bins and young men The lnnoini
nute oiiurtetto is also in tuned to with
pleasure.
WILTON.
Mrs A. W. Meiwin iiIiII been on the
hilk list the poet week.
,
(l. '1‘. Gregory hue had his store 1....
modoliod.
Misu Sunle Seymour was the guest
of Miss ilclou lI‘. Siuigcn this week
The infant daughter of Mr. itiitl MI .~.
Druid Dibhloi a quite ill
hits. ituscoe. of Danbury is Iisitlng
her filthl', Eli Bette ill his home in
Cannon.
Miss iiclcn E. h‘liirncs.~ visited Minn
Marion Lee, of South Norwnllt, lit-Ii
week,
Mrs. Charles Ambler wits the guest
this. week Tuesday night of Miss Mary
Miller.
”lilo Mixers l’nullmI Iiud Elsie Wil-
line. of the div spent last Sunday
Iii the home of Peter Shuboit.
A neat black wrtlnut bookcase has
recently been plum-d in the Library.
'I‘lII shelves iii-o filled with books for
llrllt use of the casual Iondoi.
’lho sloigliiug continues extollont. A
few WtIll- known horscmin indulged in
niIIIther brunh mm the nice compo
’l‘ucsdai afternoon Many spectators
guthori- d to watch the sport
An entertainment consisting of «a
ploy entitled “Mr. Bob" Iiud Home fiiury-
drills 'or‘dnnces will be, given tomor-I
row night at 8 o‘rloek, in Cannon iiiill,’
for tho bcuol‘lt of St. Matthew's ClIIIrclI_
ltcfrI-slimcnts and home made candy
will be on stile.
_..—_.....“
Mrs. ii. G. Johnson. of Norwnik, cob
cbriued her birthday at her home. 33
Morwin utrout. on 'i'ucudiiy, and rt»
ccchd Wilton (tailors. Slio was the rr-v
t-ipiout ofucvornl prctty Iind uucful tokl
one. ln‘tbc afternoon invitations wcro
indeed to a few friends. Mitts iiorriot
Oliuetoud assisting in receiving the
niicnln, Dainty refreshments were serr-
cii iliifl II picliilnnt time enjoyed.
_..“..- .....A... _
It moni enjoyable meeting of the
Subscription Whiet Club was held on
tit. \'nlcntleo‘e evening. ill Cannon Hull.
Plight tiibleo were tilled. Prizes were
won by Mrs. 1!. ii. lI‘itI-h and iian‘y
Jackson. Ceiiliolutions were awarded to
Minn Edith .luekaou and Stanton Color.
After refreshments and the awarding
of prim-II dancing wail enjoyed for a
tune The hull won urtllitimiiiy doom»
him] with Viil'lmih' colored llcurtu; tho
uroro cards were red cardboard hour”.
and hearts were trumps during the
owning. The first prizes were pretty
uciirihluipcd Dil‘lii and the counolotlons
worn valentines.
lining the Year
I ‘ 1905
lieaIThislIIMiIId
; _lliat we 'seli Wail Papertl. Crockery.
(lhlinnoro and ,
. Burners. Shelf Paper. Window Sundae,
(unaware. lamps.
Cornice Polar, Curtain foods, Ready
Milled route. Window dim. animus.
Blaine and Vurnlnum. Paint and MI
tints Brut-moo, Towel Holder: and
Racks, F'l‘lll‘llufl Planner. Photo
Fumes, Stoplnddm. Ciludr umpire-
dm. Artlutli’ Motorinlo for Oil Witter
A Cbnrconl Ind Crayon Work.
We do I: genortl Painting. Plum
Hanging and becoming bouillon.
To order 4
Pictumr‘rnmes mtg Window studies.
We go anywhereIfor business.
Replication”
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bloom. mutated. . ‘
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and no roe ‘2,
ubiil .
in, with no one. him to milit't‘i‘ no: ,
nothing of vehicieu.‘ the practice there
IIIIIICIIIIIIUIII’ISIIs
All: souemmo avauv. would:
uneven abound utVfil ~’ "
Then are Seruceable
and Durable
AND WILL OUTWEAR TWO OF
OTHER KiNDS. l
‘CALL ,AND one Then. .
HARDWARE.
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Phone 143-6.
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SKATE STOCK AT cosr.
some or THEM Loss.
onnA'r BARGAINS lN
onions, TOYS AND NOVEIr
TIES.
50c Sherlock Holmes and Pit
8c.
Skates and Cutlery ground
and repaired.
H.R. BULK'L Y,
. 52 80. MAIN §T
11153053. of
4 Per tent.
Money now drawing 4 per cent. can
be safely rcluvested through this Com-
pany iii. 5 per cont—«increasing the in-
come 25 her cunt
D”Ri!.l'ipll(m of methods and all do
oiled lnfotination on request
lmcsltucnts he eninlligh
.
day received to do
Assets
Surplus and Profits . ,
Rulom d by the moat Inoec'nutive
illillltilflilfs gilpnli lureslnirms;
State Supervision 09 New \‘brk and
Connecticut.‘
BRANCH OFFICE, 16 SO MAN 81'.
Resident Directors. Rexldent Mauaers.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow. 'dohna. tawrunca
Miss Bantam,
DERMA T01. 0015?
CHIROPODIST.
Lackwaod's Hall.
..orwai .
Office Hours:
.9 to 12 a. :11.
Telephone
Connection.
F. S BANKS
Carpenter Builder and
General Contractor
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR JOB-
BING. BUILDING OF NEW AND RE.-
MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.
iN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS BY
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED T0.
uncommon-
. 7: MAiN eraser. Hartman.
Surety Bonds
Of' All Kinds.
Liberal Policy for Automobile: with.
out restriction to storage of Gasoline.
JACOB. M. U! YTON
R. R. ”v.1.xou'h Narivalk.
Telephone till-l.
mm. m. _ ‘.
Jenkins Houdini
1nd; I
«limit maxim
0mm in ......
coho AND MLVII PMTINO
lint Mull
Hum no In or M chow m
'!.'IICW’:” ‘ i '. I
mm to aim” multifu-
6lc lbw”
A. STULL'E’ _
. 24 COTTAGE AVENUE. .;
nAs'r NORWALK,
Ii You Wanl‘lo Sell.
86 Wall Street.
3 this Fancy Guillotine Prunes
“use.
'3 cans Tomatoes . . . .... . . . .2591 f
3 cana corn .................I..a5q
3 cans Baked Beans ... 1.... . .ns‘o
grails Egg Rundown... .... .asu ‘
CONN. "
your property. whether it in 3 form.
a house and lot in town or rail! untold
of any description quickly, coil or ad:- ,
dress . a g _g'f
W. B. DeGARMO \l .
Nor‘w‘nlk. Conn.
it will be of advantage to you also ,
to see me if you are desirous of biiYII
lug any kind of property, I
: IIIIIEI vIcIonIt“
. quiet
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE ANtI
MONROE eraser.
Newly furnished throughout. Moe!
comfortable end up todate hotel In ting
city Electricity and bent in avail?
room. Baths in connection. Por-
foct sanitation. Rooms excellently!
appointed. Always comfortable and
ante carrying a. full line of Action}
Merrill and Condlts wineS, liquor!
and cigars. Best stocked bar in tho '
city.
l to 5:30 p. m. .
wad-alum»:
Use STANDARD FIXTURF'1
for your Bath Room. They :IItJ
clean, neat and durable.
J
Horace R. Nasu.
COR. N. MAIN AND WEST 8T&
80. NORWALK. CONN. j
Our stock of new goods just in
is a little larger than .cvcr before.
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goode here. You know .
we do the work in the veiy broil
manner. i.
We have taken a good many.
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figured log
your work. . l... J
We try to carry in stock every...
thing yopmed for the decoratic 3
of your hogan mow out. , j
.Gorham,
TELEPHONEJM f 'It
10 Pillar or. t. Monolithic.
Funnel Birehtor
and Emhilmer. m
0 North Main 8!. Math Norwuili. .
mom“, 9 drought new. .l < ‘
Touched. 1y. houu, 1M, it 1
Minimum.
Norwalk Chronicler