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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 22, 1905 · page 7

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sat at
. lrthdoy in Milford. .

me by a.

WWII halal-Hilcclter, or Seavléw

alliance, is main: um aria

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M Henry, Seymour-and Mina, Eth-
ovorw wui spend Washington's

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ill. le‘tho‘gueutof Mr. and Mrs. Fred-
W Wu mm. at .fiecview. (overrun;

 

. .Mru. Frederick Warren
Dc albeit a party of friends
fit their home last evening. Roll-clin-
menu were served and musical treats

 
 

Wore onioyed. : ,
I." The remains of Isaac Blydcnburg,
the, father of Mrs. John H. Oimstend
ofl‘fleavlew avenue. were removed to
lilohcme in Hap angle, 1.. 1‘“ Monday
by Undertaker ‘Pi ta of that xi ace.

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Quite a delegation of members or the
East Norwailt _ Advent Christian

Church. will attend; the convention of

the hostel Workers and Sunday School
Association to be hold all day today
and this evening in the Boers Street
A. On Church. New Haven. Rev.
James W. Davis, Harry McNeil, and
am.» liaison. will-s deliver: addresses
and other delegates will attend. ain-
olls’r'th‘e'm‘ being Misc ‘ Jennie Davis,
Miss Laura Burns, Mrs. Thomas
Walsh, Mrs. Frank leaky, Miss
Hannah By: oe and Miss Anna Nich-
erson. .

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Wm...

Levi Jones, of this place has recent-
ly received a letter from his broth-
er, Homer Jones, who is well known
here. Mr. Jones is at present in Am-
sterdam, Holland. Mr. Jones says
that Holland is only eighteen inches
above sea level and it has rained two
days already at his writing. and if it
rains much longer the country may
sink. He thinks that on a moderate
estimate it takes ninoniilllon wind
mills to keep thc‘country pumped out
ordinarily and he docs not. see the
necessity ofraiu ,By this time Mi".
Jones has left Amsterdam for Corr
field, Germany, and thinks that things
ought to go well with them there.
where the Kaiser and God are working
in partnership. From Cocileid hv will
go to Dusseldorff, Elbcrfleld, Klein
Henbach and later to Cologne, Vienna,
Munich, Nuremberg and Merlin. From

» German soil he will leave for France

and England and then for this country
again.

 

ROWAYTON.

Theodore Neuendorf has rented his
house to Dr. Chamberlaiugof (iran‘
iteviile, who has, taken possession.

The domino‘aociul will be given to—i
night in Crow‘s liall, by Rising Star
Division, Sons of 'l‘omoornnco.

Selleck A. Waterbury, the rural dc-
livery mall mamavill enjoy a vacation:
today, in accordance with orders tromi
Washington. . . ‘

Edward Brown. night operator in the
signal tower, is to move from the Chur-
les Stevens place to the Plant place
on the West Side.

Rowayton Hose Company had a
meeting last night and entertaincd
members of Eagle Hook and Laurie
Company, of Dorian. There was a_
good time, followed by rcireshmcnts'
and speeches. ctc. , '

 

with” Jennie Smith. of Talmadse‘

r l course,

 
 
 

.- Ml‘fii E. B. 8min], ol Osborn avenue,_ “I ES,
“unturned from a visit to .u‘en: ;,

ll . it“. _
uranium dinneruu
f 7 immanent.“

r nilior.’ tit yam fifilfli'nm u
financial mutt ., . g 'u to itutaccrihera Free Ad
Vina uudlniurmatiun oninrnntniunta.

'orld i .v finnuci ,la' I

'l‘ ol’inulwlul
twill ’0 W Ilium if mi "limited gig:
I t p tr.» ,rt‘ve oinylnfi nt ¥ 33
' "III blindfmlnh’rfinrs; diam”! an ”all afoul“ ‘-
. um-

. tulocnnol. mlcupt n u r unto. uu
limitation-bun”; bynhloaefivinm «L. ”if”
> i" knieiyhupcn the l Icri-wtloi «11;; r 7

TIM” "M Mi'l‘u I lk:§,
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. I
.. an all any - ‘lnv Mo Ill
‘ finelywo‘lz‘iupanbono-tiu appalling-hm 5 ob
nil-k apricot-us. llc on i to nul'o Illlu. Lyon output
to incite nu lnvl‘uimout‘. in bandit. railroad, industrial
iiilnlilif. tribulation. oil or other blocks, or lmn‘u mic antiL
wish to kJuW about itstulurmor ifproponitlunnnre reo-
orupqgllprl to you. all you“ i inlemnattnr willlouh
‘oxt bargain yfliirlMflvHflh v ilicr of the no a a]
“will. iiuuaorlptinn prlcthaillper vour. WhilHlm-
lilivsl‘nu in on many rr birth as ouuiuhduring tho lira
of your winner-Wimp. t 'l‘illlttb, color l‘roo anplo
Com. You vvl l iiiltllt of mm“? lining» publitmuolljot
inventory—lilo nniynnuoiltu ruin be world. ’

amour wonln. we Randolph 8h. tliIillAlio

 

the club at noon. in 'tiio’aftm'noon an
interacting,' seriesvof dicourscs by rcp-
rcsouiutlve grungers is promised. .

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Miss Leonard Gault is recovering.
from the effects of her fall from a
sleigh. Sunday, that nearly resulted
scripusly: ' ' '5 "
' The necessity cf ti'lii‘c company at
thoFarmn is conceded and there are
reasons to believe that. tho couiivwr

some actionl‘grcgarding the matter.
- “OFFERS“; 'r

Illinois Will Advance $100,000 so Kan-
sas ,Can Fight Standard Oil Co.

SPRINGFIELD, 111., Feb. 21.—-'l‘hc
llouae .todny. adopted two resolutions
affecting the Standard Oil Company.
(me resolution ‘offors to loud the state
of Kansas $100,000 without interest,
for six years. maid in establishing a
sioto oil reilncry‘ and refers to the
Standard Oil Company as "that mer-
cllcsn octopus, whose tentacles now
encircle every- stateln thm Union.“
The resolution was adoptedby a close
viva vocc vote. ~ ”

’l‘he othcr resolution asks for an in.

vcsliuztiou oi‘ the laying of pipe lines
through Illinois by the Standard Oil
Company, and provides for the up-
polntmont of a joint committee to con-
fer with the ‘stale officinlu of Kansas;
to agree on slept-r to be takon toward 1
declaring touch pipe, lines common car- i
ricrs. This resolution was ndoptcd
without a dissenting vote.
As the resolution is a joint. one. no
action will be taken by Speaker
Shurtloff until the Senate has acted
upon it. .

”a...“ ..

a Lawn MONEY;

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~—-——

INSURANCE COMPANY KEEPS
PROCEEDS.

MADISON. Wis. Fob. 21.—-—Thc Su-
preme Court of Wisconsin today do
ciiiod favorably tho thiiiflbln Life
in5iiiiillL‘i,‘ Smioiy‘g trim to liiiiilt.‘ par
mnucnl an injunction naaiiistJnsun
aucc Commiusionr Zoo ill. linst. who
sought to revoke tho company‘s li-
cense for doing business in 'Wluconuin,
The law providcs‘ that life insurance

 

lcoiupnuics doing husincsu iu Winona-

siu may multo a distribution of our.

‘ plus in two, three, four or iivo yours.

Coinmiaaloncr llost holds; that. this
made a distribution ovary live ycaru
mandatory. fi‘ho company secured an
injunction against rr‘vocntion of its ii-
but Judxu llunwiddic, in a ctr.
cult court. unstained (ionuniasiunur
llost and ammo] wan taken to the

iSupromo Court with the result noicll.

lind Commissioner liost boon sustain
od it is cstimutcd that about $000,-

Many people have wondered at the (Hill of surplus would have boon din-

largo number of biuelays that have.
been seen about the town during the
entire winter. One person wrote to
Dr. Morton Griuneil. oi. Beaver Brook
farm, who is an authority on birlu,
for information on tho oubicct. Dr.
Grinncll replied that "tho prevalence
of birds, commonly timid and uuusuul
about our houses, in duo to the scar-
city of food. or rather their inability
to roach it. ’ine biucjuy lives tho
year round in this latitude, and is
one of our most common birda, but
always shy and unapproachable; Like
its cousin. the crow, the bluclny eats
everything and anything from grain
to meat. Perhaps this your by stress
of weather, the blue jays hare boon
driven closer to tho Iowa and houses.”

W

DARIEN Anovnonorou.

S. M. Allen has offered his hand-
some Bridgcmrt residence for rain.
and Mrs. Allon‘a arrival ltcro has been
delayed on that account. ' »

m... mum

 

An entertainment in to bo givon at
Mm. Seaman's in Newton, thin oven-
ing for tho lwiwilt of the building fund
of Bi. John’s it. (.2. Church in Noto-
ton. Several from .‘orwullt and Stum-
ford will probably uttund.

 

mrroar:

Mina Josephine Johnson, at Bridge:
port, has been vleiting in this vicinity.

 

There am good catcher of frost duh
being made horcuboutn.

Johncolo ct How‘ifcrh. spout flab
order and lama» at. him summer
home at the Farm.

 

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Schools will be closed here today and
the pout odicc will bu opened only on
holiday hours.

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a.

A Farmera‘ institute is to be held by
the (ire '8 Farms Formora’ Club to‘
«lay. in t a church chapel. 'i‘lm morni
inlt “union in to brain at in it, tit. and
the dinner will be normally indlfl‘fif

 
 
 
 
 

it in Herve veal, T
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and smooth,“ all

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Boll’ a} have a failing army... m

w t? B lease.“ 3 «sin:
» .soimfflfmtr 1
the deep, rich color o

a _ cola .

tributcd among Wisconsin policy hold
cry.

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CHINESE EDUCATOR SUED.

HARTFORD, Foil. 21.~-~l"apcra worn
.chle in tho lluitml Status District
Court today by linilwl Status Marshal
Bishop in a suit brought by. Henry
Bulleuiiuo, of New York, actuiuet Dr.
Yung Wing. the Chiucno educator, to
rccovur an amount of 328.400 all-mod
to be due him. The plaintiff suye
that he was to have been paid a cul-
ury of $113000 it yours as trawling rcp»
resontativo in Asia and he only receiv-
cd 3100.

PATRON'B MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY. V.

allAvR'l'FORD, Fob. ‘ 2i.--'l‘ho Pat,-
ron‘a Mutual Fir-o insurance Company
hold tholr annual nicotluc‘ at the (lap.
liol today, The rcpurt sililwt‘d that
inriruuco to the amount of $000,020
had been writtnn and premiunm to
tlm amount of 8080.700. Firo lemma
.during tho pant your wuro martian,
leaving a balance in tho traouurr of

31.400.
W“.
GRAND DUKE PAUL TRAVELS
. ALON

 

ellini'i‘KlillNth‘ l’ruuulu. Feb. 31..—
Gruntl Dulce Pauiilwiio ling illicit «rac-
torb'd to his rank'aml ‘I‘homiru utter
havingxbeon an oxilc tor amoral yours
as the recall of a mornuaic marriagc
with Mme. Olga Piatoiltooa) procccd-
all to fit. Patersburg alone. no pcrmlu-
uion having boon, rccuivcd for tho

rand duchoua to‘crora the nutrition

routiar. . silo loll. than today. return-
inu prompt: to Peril. .

,
TRIAL OE, WAEE‘IABURY IAHTEM

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warmnuur. Feb. Eln'f‘hc Super.
iorl Court opuncu here today. ’I’nmer-
row tho grand jury will come. in and
than no the cusp of Thomas Monuoy.
a bartendcr who in ciiargcll with tho
murder of 3011103 harm in the saloon
in which tile (crater wag employed
inbuilt ”bifurcation” ‘ ' -

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you it coméi'iiacli
ears Ling‘hfih‘,

 

 
 

 

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~ Selection—«grown,
' Song—~Washington'a Christmas Party,

 
 

. Songmliall‘Colutnbia,

summer the colony there will take 3

 

" ”0i yer Ti

.0-
i it
school; tux-again attend b"
“Annamaria-noon; ‘hi’li‘ahr‘iinry's Grant,

Du." ‘ ‘
SongwMt. Vernon Bells,
'r School.

Ensalmvi‘lcorge Washington.
. ‘- ' is; Ernest Laurence.
Quotations About Washington,
Lester Curtain... haircut fitnvonson..l~lar—
ry _ Mather, , ward , Stevenson, ,
our .Wuahmston.
Varmn' Stoucid.‘

 
 
 

School.
EaeayMAbrahum Lincoln,
Charles Bennett.
Reactor—Reunion- Reprieve.
. -Miliicent.tlnckson. . .
Selectionw‘Tis Splendid. to Liv
Grandiy, " l’
Arthur Wheeler.
Song—~Colulubia the Gemini the Ocean,
‘~ “ ‘ School.“
Bonding-—thn Lincoln Died,
. Madeline McKeon.
Anecdoca of Great Men, . , .
Fred Curler. Royal Benedict. Francis

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Austin,. Wendell Moore. '

a 803,

School;
Essawaamcs Russell Lowell,
John Shcehan. . , _
Selection-Thoersiou ‘of Sir Launfai, 4
. WaltOn Flynn. * ‘
Essuy~limiry W. Longfellow,
‘ Leslie Sutherland.
Solection~'l‘hc Slave in the Dismal
Swamp,
‘ Arthur-Raymond.» -
Songwl‘l’aahinstonwm . . .
School. .

STREET RAILROADIARES.
Hearing Before the yQommittfec ’ ' in
Hartford Poatpp’npd.’ . . ,

HARTFORDV Feb, Zips-Ono, .of the
most interesting committee hearings
scheduled for today,‘ that concerning
street railroad .fnrcshefotrc the rail-
road committee, was wpontponed' not
withstanding several of the interested
parties were in, readiness‘.,: The bill
provides for live cent-fares anywhere
within the limits ot a town. . ,
Before the committee on humane lug
stitutious, several bills concerning tho
blind were considered favorable. no
opposition appearing. : One of , the
biila was prcscutcd by Representative
Higgins. of Coventry, chairman of the _
House Committee. it providcs (01'
official visits to ,the Connecticut in.
atitute for the Blind in Hartford by
the State Board oi Eductaion., “.1“. is
understood that the bill is".th _,out«
growth of trouble arising from iob’jcc-
tious made by officials of the institu
tions to the cxcrciso by members or
the State Board of Charitics‘of anal
logcd right to inspect the institution.
A similar bill presented 'by Mr. Peck.
of Waterbury, wan heard before tilt-
committee on education. The humane
institutionu committee also considered
a. bill providing for visits bytlic State
Board of Charities to‘nll pi'iVotc inali-
tutionc for the'bili and rocoiviuu up
propriatious from the state, and ' a
third bill providing for a penalon of
$100 annually toiovory blind adult
resident of the slate. Oiilcials or
various institutions appeared in sup-
port of all these bills, _ - .

A hearing on proposed amendments
to the charter of :theuNew England
Navigation Company was bold hotori.
the committee on incorporatiouu. 'i‘hiu
company is the holding concern for
all the Long Island Sound atcnmci'
properties of the New York, New liu»
vuu and Hartford lluiironli. Duo or
the proposcd (‘hnricr i’llllmllilllt‘lllr‘.
gives the right to purchase holdings
of any railroad corporation. . iii. ii.
Robbiua. of Hartford, who uppcnrcd in
favor of the measure. said that no spc~
cinl pi‘it'iligou were being. nahml. but
members of the committee l‘Xlll‘t‘SSt‘ti
the opinion that tho powers asltud for
Worn somewhat brood. Mr, Robbins;
auggomioti that if any oi the minor fun.
turns of the charter were objcctcd to.
he would ravine them. and the hearing
was;1 accordingly adjourned ,until next 3
weer. .

Wm’

LADIES. DR. LoFRANOBQ

fa npoodvrc to 7‘9! loo POUND.
h‘lal m". Rfmjlx ill-HAW 10 "17:"
NEW RAILROAD BRIDGES
Work on the Rivoratroet and Winnl.
pauk Structures PrOQrculng
Nicely,

Work on the ncw‘railroad bridges
at ltivor street and Winnipauk is
progressing nicelf'. Al. Winnlpnult tho
fouuliutiou'lu alfoady far abow the
water will in rapidlyyarowlng. Home
trouble in him ilxpcrloncmi in start.
lug the foundation at tho llivcr ulrcot
trosilc. 'l‘hcro is so much water in
the river that tho tcumorary dam
which tho contractors um built to
nulltu tho u'niur low under the bridge
in not able to check the gamma our;
cuouahvto lot work lio‘uonllnuo on
the foundation for any immtlt of time.
it will be more than a month buioro

.; Limo»; ..

culled, , . . .
”.LlllllARYflF? GONG has, to will:

lowing words, to wit:

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ul :AMotlul‘,-Worid‘a li‘afr,
‘. ‘- . diver-wimp in tbcpuzkagay
midlioilin router and act: to cool. ~ “ovum .
_ laugh. ,liaepbo, I),
Chocolalonmlldhmryu, 0n erupuc a -
. .eliohiilnvord'rom your mum- .to-day. ... 0o...
Wil it: you lucky loo Ordnance Joint) 1051'}.
Gilli Powder. All ,ttlmvdicnts in the

 

 
 
 

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mil {‘1‘ REMEMBER l), , ‘
That, on tho twenty-cighth day of Do-
number, 1904, The liunku Law Publish-
ing'Compauy, of NowYork, N. Y,, hath
deposited inhibits oillcc the title-p: a
BOOK, the title orwuich in in the 1201' ‘

Connecticut: Reining, Being Reports
of Cases Argued and ‘Dctcrniiuud in
the Supreme Court of Errors of thc‘
State of Connecticut, Vol XXXII. Sec-
ond edition, by John liookor. ,
The Bonita Law Publishing Co.,
. 4 New

, 'ork.
1904.

tor' in conformity with the lawri “of

United States respecting ‘ Ccyprighte.

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. OF COPYRIGHTS, WASHINGTON,
D. C. »

. Herbert Putnam,
.. ~ Librarian of Congress.
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Register of, Copyrights.
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That on tho meaty-eighth day of Do-
ccmbor. 1904, The Bonita Law Put»
itching Company. of New York, N, \‘.,
hath dopoeitcd in this Oflice the titlo
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The Bonita Law Publishing Co..’

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in renewal for fourteen years from

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Beaiihislniiimi

 

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iiw Mona worlt on the trunlio in court
.piotmi. All soon on the masonry la in
place tho iron work Wilbur-gill. ‘. ,_ ;

«~Diphtharia relieved in twenty mlu~
uteri. Almost miraculous. .Dr. Tho:
agar“ Eclectrtc Oil. At. any drut
a are.

squruncajrioaua mammals. .
. A', _ w.

bankruptcy Proceedings on amt": or
Bil-Ila ‘l'. dimmed, hum“ of

. bflauitin Gum".

BRIDGEPORT. Fe 2. 21.~'l‘ho wreck:
inpgof thanamuh on National 13‘. it.
watt hrouirhtaviyl iy to; and ' 3:?
when Illa announcement waa‘ninda hat
the bankrupt oblate of Eliahu f3. Binar-
womi. into prouident of tho bank, wan
enriched to tho extent or 33.000 by a
coiupromimy citation , in. a cult insti-
iuimi by the trustco titration if. Wolf»,
in liilt'u the trans or of curtain vii»

 

that, we sell Wall; l’npor’ILCfppltg'rY.
Glaucoma, “ninth" Uhlmnerawmd
Burners. Shel: Patten Windowfihadps.
.Cornice Poles,» Curtain feuds. Ready
Mixed Pulpit. Window all». financial;

.‘ in” 3“!th .Towuijlolamwcnd
elm. mime . Pictures. Photo
Frames. Stepladdm, chair ethnicity
dots. ArtistI' Motoring an Oil. Witch},
Charcoal and (‘ii‘wtiili Work. ,
‘ We do a-mml‘f’nintinx; Paper
Hanging and Decorating bupiuotil.
3 "‘“i‘l‘o order
Picture marinara "Window Shades.
We go anywhere for business.

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into not abide. Mr. thrwood was
driven into bankruptcy by the wreck»
in or the unhbyiho unanimous non.
hpetition was tiled Wtranafarred cer-

tain i-oai rotate to is wife. this
was the punter rough“: Mrr'woito
tuna accumulator man in the shit
«so continued this morning by Bola
urea in Bankruptcy .loha W. punks.
whcroby $3,000 in nation to tho canola
‘ watch bolero were 4|th Militia.

 

 

 

Jilin ”:bcforowtiil ‘ 3

Respectfully, =
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6- .. agony, ,., ,1 . i
,s, waninuoconxaraaao
i ~ death Norwaik. Conn.

::The
Strawberry

package; diallgrocerau, linker. for 06¢. .

Stains and, vanish“. halal and An ,

"rim Joanie a‘

SIDNEY

~~ iron can... Utensils

“ ME aomcrnmo avaavfiqoues-

chran SHOULD_ HAVE:

and Darable'

‘ oruaa amps.
yoALL mo sac Tactile,

Charles .E. or

‘ HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 1430.

 

 

 

‘ris.
Sweethearts

ARE LIKE HOMES wwnour oAs
‘ LIGHTS.

Very Lindy

WE PIPE HOUSES AT COST AND

a.

HAVE A oooo Paoposrrion TO
MAKE WITH ANYONE WHO WILL

LET US EXPLAIN W.
No HOUSE TOO OLD OR TO COM-
PLICATED FOR US TO PIPE.

POSTAL BRINGS aepnesaura
TIVE OR 'PHONE 68. '

Gilli. ii’l iiiglliiigiili.

‘ ’Phonc 68.
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and Zinc.

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loath NImIIk. 00M.
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count NoltWALK. OONI.
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capital $100,000.00

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inn PI’sz‘ 160,000.00

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ufcoturm, merchant. mi corporation-
momma tortilla '

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JOHN H. mil! {Vice-Pm-
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it. All aims Carriage and Au
’l‘iros, , Vulcanized.
enameled and nickelcd like new.
Rubber tires fitted to baby car»
“riagc wheels. Satisfaction guarr -
antccd. Prices reasonable. ‘

H. R. BULKLEEYII

52 so. MA‘IN 31‘»;

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FRESH uenaluo Bo lb.
WEAKFISH 10o lb.
LARGE 0. SMALL BLUES 12m.
WHOLE SALMON ...'.........100 lb.
ercAK coo 12o lb.
HADoOCK................ .7clb.
NATIVE EELS ..............140 in.
success a wmrartsu 10c lb.
YELLOW, PIKE 12:: lb.
GERMAN.CARP 10a lb.
GREEN SEA rnour 12: lb.
wmrs HALIBUT 140: lb.
SPANISH MACKEREL 14c‘lb.
LARGE aMELT.............. 150m.

THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER

Old Salvation Array Building.

South Norwaik.
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Gilt. Sore Throat. with BRAZILIAN
BA M. 50 dnlol 2M. No opium.
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instead of
4. Per Cam.

. Money now drawiniz 4 per cent. can
be safely reinvested through this Com-
variant 5 per can-incrcasing the in-
come 25 per cent. -~
Description of methods and all (1
sired information on request, .
investments boar earnings from
day rcccived to day withdrawn.
Assets,.......' ..... ........$1.700,000
Surplus and Profits ........ $160,000
Endorsed by the most conservative
authorities. lllltlfl)XUVLfiimQEio.‘ '
State Supervision of New York and
‘ Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 18 so, MAIN ST.
Resident Directors. Resident ManaerI.
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Miss Baarum,
DERMII TOLOGIST
CHIROPODIST.

Lookwaod’s Hall.
..arwalk. Conn.

Office Hours:
9 to 12 a. m. I to 5:80p. m.

Telephone
Connection.

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Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor

c’c‘TIMA'rEe GIVEN , FOIL Jon-
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Surety Bonds
Of All Kinds,

Lihmteeuay for Automobile» with-
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JACOBIM. LAYTON

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your property. whether. it ll I faith), 3
a house and lot in town "or'real estato . _
of any description quicklyfcallor ad!
dress : I b“ a ,.
W. B. DGGARMO ' "‘
86 Wall Street. ' ‘Norwallt, Conn.
It will be or advantage‘to you also
to see me it you are desirous of bar '
ing any kind of property. ' '

HOTEL VICTORIA .

Newly, furnished throughout. Most
comfortable and uptodate hotel in the
city, Electricity and heat in every
room. Bathe in connection. Per-
Rooms excellently
appointede AiWBy‘l comfortable and
quiet. " .. '-‘ p "

Cafe carrying a full line of Acker-
Merrill and Condit’s wines, lumen
and cigars, Best stocked bar in tho
c ty. ‘

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TELEPHONE CALL, 396—43.

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for your Bath Room. They :irt.‘
clean, neat and durable.

Horace R. Nash,

COR. N. MAIN AND WEST Sit}.
80. NORWALK, CONN.

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Our stock of new goods just in
is a little larger than over before.

Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here, You know
we do the work in the very besti
manner. ., .. 7, M, f”, I
We have taken a. good man!
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figural for:
your work. .u an i all; g
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thing you need forthc- decoratlc I .'
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