killed.
visiting friends in Mt.
chit dole 1.1.1.111 11
his 11111.11... themes
tum"..—
"in Ethel Glover is visiting
cousin, Min ind" Seymour, In Danbum‘
Misti Ora Marvin. whohau been Ber? “
101113 ill with typhoid favor, to Improv-
lug.
Mrs. M. A. Lockwood of Greenwich,
is visiting Mr. and M19.Jatnes H. Run-
die.
.—
The meeting of the Junior Band
WM held last night at the1 East avenue
Methodist church and was largely at-
tended. It was undet the leadership
Of Lefloy Fancher
The meeting of the. Epworih League
tomorrow promises to be interesting
In the extreme. it is to be antler the
leadership of Miss Sallie Randall. ri"he
II“Meet will be "The Missionaiy Call.”
Sportsmen who haw been duck
shooting recently say that the birds
are very thin and tough as a result of
the hard winter and that they are of
mile good even aflct having been
WW.—
Rev. Edward Cunningham will do.-
liver on addrcss tommrow I11 the
children of the Advcut (‘ bristlau Sun-
day school. The Hthvt'I of the talk
will be foreign missions and It prom-
ises to be very lntcrcstlug and Instruc-
tlve.
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Jesse Ayrcs. has built 11 11cw launch
for Edward B.Rol1crtsou oi the Auto
mntlc 'I‘ool Con1pauy.’lhc truft is
twenty feet. long, sltipjutk style. with
good beam anti lincs 'i‘ he engluc is to
be installed soon. It is 111111 which has
been built at the Autoiuatlt Tool Com-
pany's plant. 11nd proiniscs to be quite
an engine.
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. Franklin Lynch,
Is sick with the grip.
John Huilington, of Port Chcslcr, Is
spending a few days here.
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of tho West
Mrs. S, C. Horton. of Main street, is
Vernon.
Mrs. D. l’. Wicks. of Qraw avenue,
Is In with a severe attack of grip.
of Raymond
sick, ls
Mrs. John l..ambcri.
street, who has bccn vcry
slightly improved.
Work 011 the new Baptist Church is
progressing. The. sills and floor tim-
bers are on and part of thc t‘tumt 1111s
ed.
R. B. Hamel, of Patchogue L. 1.,
representing the Albeitlne Stone Com
pan1' was In town calling on friends
yesteiday.
Charles Booman, of River street, is
enjoying a week's vacation. after which
he will return to. New York and stay
the coming season.
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. A. L. Hubbard. pastor-—
Moming class. 9:30; leader. Spencer
Horton; preachihg, 10:30 by the pas<
tor; Sunday school. 1:30; Epworth
League, 6:15; preaching, 7 p. m., by
Alfred Hubbard Boutwall. Praycr meet-
ing, Thursday night.
To the Man Who Painted the Gun
at Roway:ton 1 would any if you haVc
no respect for your honor at. least
have for your neighbors and thc vtt—
eraus who gave themsciws as targets
for freedom and the stars and stripes.
Let their few remaining yea1s 1nd in
peace. 'ihc gun Is the propenv of the
United States, and only loaned to the
people of Rowayton thiough the cour-
tesy of Douglas Fowler Post (Signed)
MRS M. M. GUIDES.
ltowayton, Conn
Rowayton Baptist Chur.ch Frank C.
Brown pastor—Services at 10: 45 a. n1.
and 7: 30 p to. Morning scrmon topic.
Seeking the Best ”things Special inu-
sic: Solo by 11111 1d Albroc;ht quar-
terly Sunday ethool concctt. In the ev
cning; Sunday school, I: 111.; Juniors
at 4 p. m., led by Miss I1 onentc Ray-
mond: Senior C. E. at 15:15, monthly
consecration service. ididich' Aid meets
Wednesday at 2 p. 111. Happy hour and
covenant meeting. ’i‘hursday evening at
7:30. followed by mectlng of executive
board,
Following is a list of names of the
pupils of the Rowuyton public sthool
who wc111. neither absent not tardy
dining the last month: ’l‘ruty Amb—
lei, Elwood Broadway, Georgc Brown.
Frank DeWatera. licihort Dut‘ault,
Jeanie Dufauit, Watren (lugcr Ellen
James, Olive ..lamca liathotlnc Kline-
I'eltcr. l)o1othy Raymond Edwin
Smith Arthur Walker Sanford Wicks.
Margaret Jennings Jessie Close Mar-
lon Godfrey. illah Hart Florence
Moorc Lena Oukes. Lina 'I‘,uttlc Edith
Vol-tbutg. William Lynch. Freddie
Menthold James Smith Leslie Judge.
John Cit-volley. Leland Close. Marion
‘rockett. Mildred Cushman Carlton
Ii‘rukc, l’eurl I1 rake Charles (lager.
Marion Lynch Frank Mills, William
Stevens. John Stahl.(ilr11cc Webb,
Della Lambert. Addison Mills, Ruth
Oakcs, ("'I1uome (‘loae Harold Cutblll.
John (luluh. Russell Hall. Russell
1111111, 0111.112»... 1111111111, anymtnu wu-
oon. Corinne Ackart. Mabel Oakes,
Dorothy Rackctt. Ruth Stevens,
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Fiorent Cantrell is ill with the grip.
Jungle Hook and Ladder Company In
16:""1'1. .
be Ll 111.111 I,
when leer.
10.3.1111“. 1.. I
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' Dr. Felt (‘hentIcII(u.lttiSum1ueri'lt, 1,
Boston. Mass
with the entertainment to be given
soon.
Mrs. James Willmott, who has been
quite III, is improving.
Joh'n Pooioy, of New York. Is spend-
Ing a few duye' vacation here.
The attendants at the public schools
are enjoying their Easter vacation.
Mr. and Mrsr Griffin will move to W.
R. Mackey's house, East Main street.
A meeting of the Friday Afternoon
Literary Circle was held yesterday.
WU.“ Miss Elsie Street.
Miss Carrie Dunlap, of Noroton, was
the guest of Miss Alice Everett, on
Saturday anti Sunday, I11 New Canaan,
Mr. and Mrs. William Weed and fam-
ily and Mrs. Sarah Whitncy anti daugh-
ter. Miss Hattie, will move to Stani-
ford. April I.
The many friends of H. P. Waring
of Noroton, will be pleased to learn
that he is able to I111 11p and around tho
house, after a severe sickness of rhcu-
matism. Dr. Show, of Noroton, Is at-
tending him.
inmates of the Fitch's Soldiers‘ Home
are much interested In the attempt to
secure a legislative appropriation of
$211,000 for the installation of an clcc-
tric lighting and powcr plant and the
erection of female dormitories for tht1
wives of soldiers. ’i‘hcy claim that
there is much need of both the pro-
posed improvements.
Unusual activity is manifested in
building operations in Darlcn and vi-
cinity. Among the 13 new houses to
be erected this spring, are two by
Joseph Hindlcy and one by Theodorc
W. Austen. for George ilclst's occu-
pancy. ii. Sands has contracts for
three houses to be erected in River-
Sitit‘ Mr. Sclieck will also tcbuild a
house c1e1t11d by him last year, and
butncd last wintc1,bcsldcsu fine rosi-
dcncc for a man of White Plains, and
be has submitted plans for anothcr in
Pclham.
WESTPORT.
The property occupied by the Harry
Aiii'll faintly has been sold to Richard
Everett.
Mrs.‘.loscpl1(luycr has returned
homc from a visit with rclativcs I11
Weston.
me
There. was a reception to Mr. anti
Mrs. Levi Holmes. at the Methodist
church. ‘tisl night.
Mrs. L. It. Hoyt will takc posses-
sion 11f hcr summer cottagc about tl111
first of 1111.111 month.
Mrs, ii. L. Tortuet continues iii and
her condition occasions 11011111 anxiety
1 the part of rciativcs and friends.
Mrs. Thomas 'l‘i‘cadwoll has return-
ed to hcr home at Lyons Plains uI‘Icr
a visit licrc with Mrs. 11). N. Sippcrlcy.
Miss iiatti.1 latngenbcrg Is the latest
victim of smulc1 fcver hero. and thcrc
are fears of another epidemic. of thc
drcad disease in town.
Reports frotn 11111 sick room of Cy-
Rus Mcad were 11f a morc favorable
character ycetcrduy. and thcre Is hopc
that he will r:ctovei. although 1111 Is
not yet out 11f danger.
Quite. a 11.1p1'cs11ntntion from hcro
will go to Stratford Tuesday night to
attend thc rcntlcring of tho cantata
"Gallia" I11 be given at thc Methodist
church there. Matty in this town are
not alone interested in tht1 pastor of
that chutch, but also In that cicvcr
young singer, l~ia1ry Btown, who Is to
be among the soloists.
There is an awakening in tht.1 Farms
section anti help Is busy at all of the
shore cottages getting them In readi-
ness fox the coming season it I11 the
general belief that the cottagera will
be on hand earlier this year. The
severity of the winter, In cities as well
an town has a tendency to make the
cltyltcs long for balmy chhyts and the
country. We ourselves are overanx-
Ions to walco me the “balmy zephyra."
TIMELY AND VALUABLE sneeze
7.10113 I
Many people. especially women who
lead closely confined domestic lives,
suffer from what in general terms Is
called "nervousness. " Among all forms
of treatment none has even approached
In success the intelligent use of Dr.
David Kennedy 11 Favorite Remedy, of
Readout, N Y. which promotes an
any and natural action of the digest-
ive organs and Imports tone to the
pinning to have I dance In connection
‘ya— “lamina—1.... ..... .
“118 your boy plenty
’ 1'Itrcucth, finishing power are Mutts! 111m dsr.
“the we wit y doctorI Io clan, or or
Wfl‘tiiili‘l cutter-endsi he‘cluze It Igmlg ,
DOI‘VOUD system.
of staying power?
tier AyerlI SIrIIuIriIlI
. wth .
, dimmers-1
.1 lions. ‘
‘ Florence Ill. Jennings, of Norwalk:
* 1 In 11111 1113qu ;
me be undo oil when It Isknow‘n
that. the clues passed with very high
average the feat of the mtiowtng due--
The grade is In charge of Miss
Room 1.. Center.
From what are the following ex
tracts taken? Who are the authoril?
(a) “'i‘helr'a not to make reply,
Their's not to reason why,
’l‘helr’s but to do and die.
(D) From tearful trip the victor ship.
Comes In with object. wan."
to) “Then here' a boom boyhood,
It's gold and Its gray!
The stars of its winter.
The dews of Its May!"
“A nation of .the people, by the
~Deople, for the people shalt not. per
lsh from the earth."
"The hours draw near,
Howe‘er delayed and late,
When at the Eternal Gate
We leave the words and works we
call our own,
And lift void halide alone.
(d)
(E)
For love to fill our nakedness of
soul
Brings to that Gate no toil;
(liftless we come to Him, who all
things gives,
And lives because he lives."
II.
Define:
Pailmpsest, dominant, hakobroil, sli-
houotte. stanchion-rows, rhythm, gun-
dalow, tome, pelltcle. plummet.
Ill.
Describe:
(111 Whittler's Birthplace .
(b) Ills parents, brothets, sisters.
uncle and aunt. -
11-1 Education.
1111 Occupations, (In winter).
(1:) Whitticr‘s Character.
iV.
Paraphraee:
"A solitude made more intense,‘
By dreary voiced elements,
The. shrieking of the mindless wind.
The moaning tree-tops swaying blind.
And on the glass the tinmeaning beat
Of ghostly finget tips of steel "
What is the historical value of
“Snowbound. "‘
The moral value?
VI.
Write a quotation from “SDOW'
bound'i of not less than ten lines.
Vii.
What have gave Whittier the idea of
writing "Snowbound?"
Vii.
Speak of Whitticr's writtlugs In gen-
eral.
. IX.
Relate the circumstances which led
to the writing of “The Charge of the
Light. Briduge."
x.
(a) On what occasion was
“Gettysburg Address“ delivered?
lb) What noted orator delivered an
address on the same occasion?
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SPECIAL SERVICES TOMORROW.
At the First Methodist church .to-
morrow the services both morning and
evening will give special emphasis to
the results of the evangelistic effort
now closing. In the morning the pas
tor 11Ili preach a sermon especially
adapted to those who have recently he-
gun the Christian life. All the proba-
tioners anti those who are expecting
to unite with the church on probation
next Sunday morning are especially
invited to be present. 'l‘hc theme
will be “The Call to the Christian
life." The Sunday school will 111ch
as usual and the Pastor's Bible Class
for men only will resume its sessions.
At the Young People's Prayer 111ch-
iug the leader will be William J. Cas-
11y. The pastor will be present at the
close and address the meeting. At
seven o‘clock 11 special Gospel Song
Service will be held. particularly In by
Service will be held. participated in
by all the people. and led in song by
a chorus of fifty voices, with special
music. by the choir. The Pastor will
deliver a short address on "Sopartr
tlon.‘ This will conclude for the pres
cut the Sunday evening ovangciieth
acrylics. .
BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES.
Services at the South Norwalk Bap-
tist. Church next Sunday will be of
special Interest. The morning prayer
111cctlng at 9:30 will be in charge of
tho Sons of Philip. and will in a men
sure. shape the thought of the day. At
10:30 the morning service and the pas-
tor will prcnch. the fourth sermon In
the amine 011 i’tuctlcai Christianity,
considering the topic Motive In Action.
or The Act Itself. Bible school at
the noon hour. New singing books
beautifully bound. will be used for the
first time. This book has had a phe~
noinenal sale and Is considered the
best book on the market for Sunday
school use. The new supplies for the
second quartpr will be given out.
Young people's meeting It it oclock
Evening service at 7 o'tlock. with l0
minutes serum: of song and praise.
The pastor will preach.
MEN’S CHRISTIAN INQUIRY CLUB.
Last Sunday Rev.’L. 1“. Berry, of
Stamford, addnessed the club 1111 the
subject. Sign of Discipleship. Tomor-
row John B. Lawrence IpeIkI In The
Recent Torrey Revlvals. This address
will be followed by the usual discus-
sion. All men are Invited to be pre-
seut‘and participate In these meetings
which Ire held every Sunday noon In
the South Norwaiit Congregational
Church, closing promptly at 1 o'clock.
The committee on program for the
quarter Apriidune 1906, have arrang-
ted an interesting list of contacts to
be presented to the club tomorrow for
final action In to “ligaments. print-
Iug. etc. ,
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IUROLAHI IN EAST HAMPTON.
IIIAS’I‘ HAMPTON. March its—Tho
railroad station and General store of
H 0 Clark. at this plate. Ind the
station It Cobalt. and Middle l-lId-
dam. 1m 1entered by burgIIt-s IIst
‘ night. who obtained only I ImIII
Imount oi booty in such plIcI.
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"matriarch"...
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Di.’Davld Kennedy’s
New Medicine
It I lion”. 1110‘ Will to the Liver Int!
«flux: colic Ind Mitipltion. Dr. Devin
KquIdy mid of it. "Ont-can Iolveut. II tho outcome
got my long 01901101160 IIII’hyItclu me new
Indloonlldorltthe are-tut «biennium. of 111,111.,
Write to the OIMurI OompIny.lenuIdy Row.
Rondouml. 1',, for I I’m “mph pom... w“.
boitiol 01.00. Alldrussllilo
Remember: Only one D1.DIvId Kennedy ever lived
in 8011110111, 011on Newman. v. ., ““1 be w... you
got hiI m Ind Wt medicine, 0|“:an Solvent,
For the Kidneys,
Liver and Blood.
For IIII by Filip» A Bradley.
80th Norwuk.
CASII'RO REMAINS HOSTILE.
Against American and French later.
one in Venezuela.
PARIS. March 25. 1:011 p. 111.—-An of-
ficial despatch {tom Caracas, Vene-
zuela, says President. Castro, who was
absent. from the capital during the re-
cent supposed amcliorntion of the 1111-
uatlon, has returned to Caracas and
has manifested strong hostility against
American and it‘rcnch Interests. llis
attitude it. is added In particularly 11111.n-
acing against. the French Cable Com-
pany. It. Is premature to say what.
steps French will take, as the Informa-
tion has just been received and the of-
ficials have not yet. had an opportunity
to considerit. However, it Is likely
that their action will depend upon
President Castro putting his menaces
Into effect by overt acts against the
company or tht1 forfeiture of Its con-
cession. No orders for warships 1.11
be held In readiness have yet been is
sued or are contemplated for the pres-
cut, but. there seems to be agrowlng
Impression in official quarters that the
presence of a warship In Venezuelan
waters alight exercise a. salutary In-
tinence.
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY.
contains absolutely nothing Injunons
and for coughs. colds, croup and
whooping cough it has no equal. For
sale by Stillson-Powell Corporation.
Clifford Pharmacy. Picrce‘s Bridge
Pharmacy, Zeitfuse Pharmaty. ”
CLOSE ARRIVES iN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK March 21'..~llenry 0.
Close, who for six months fought
against extradition from Mexico, to
this city, where he was wanted to
answor to a charge of embezzlement,
was brought' bcrt1 today on the steam-
er Monterey from Vera Cruz. Progrcso
and Havana. llc was In custody 11f
two New York detectives, who had
been in Mexico some time waiting suc»
cessful termination of the extradition
proceedings.
Close formerly was employed by
Folmcr. Schrani and Com any. deal-
ers In photographer's supp lee In this
city. When he disappeared several
months ago his employers entered a
formal charge of embezzlement
against him, alleging that he had to.-
kcn scvoral thousand dollars. He was
traced to Mexico and arrested on th1.1
New York complaint.
TRAINMEN STILL IN NEW HAVEN.
Members of the Brotherhood of Rall-
way Trulntnen and the Order of Rall-
way Conductors of the Consolidated
road are still In New Haven clearing
11p matters pertaining to the arrange-
ment of labor questions with. the road
for the ensuing year. .
Wilts i"! ' '
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Selecting Wall Paper Is largely a
matter of taste. We have everything
In color, design and grade. We will
aid you in making selections that will
harmonize with your other interior
decorations.
TO ORDER.
Window shades Ind picture frames.
SPECIAL.
Cloth Window ShIdeI. with fringe.
251:. White and Brass Curtain Poles,
10c.
ware, etc.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
South seven. cm;
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Palmer's Supplies, Crockery, Glass-
L 111111111,
87 WASHING'EON STREET.
.111 anything 111111. Paint 1.111. rim-m.
her we only
L 8- M Paints
BERRY BROS. VARNIDHEO, GRIP-
PIN CRACK a 'CREVICE' FILLER; j
JAP-A-LAO, OILS AND DRUBHES.
Charles E. Dow,
‘ HARDWARI.
118 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 14“.
Change of Rater
GAS STOVES
On April Isl. I905 .
Regular Prices Will be Re-
sumed
500-3 Range $I4.25
IZ-Itili Range $|2.75
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Fresh and cheap
Shad,12c: Large and Small Blue-
fllh. 100: Steak Cod.120: WeakflIh,
10c: CiIcoeI, 100: Yellow Pike, 12:;
Plckerel,
Flakes. 7c.
1012; German Carp, 100:
Large Opened Round Clams and
Large Opened Small Clams, 301: per
WWWWH'I' ‘l
uert.
Goelings, 25c per dozen.
All other kinds of fresh sea food at
easonable prices.
THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS. Prop.
South Norwalk.
Surety Bonds ‘
or an Kinds.
Liberal Policy for AutomohIIeI with-
ut restriction to storage of Gasoline.
JACOB. M. LAYTON
R. R. Ave" South Norwalk.
Telephone 864.
We will take your order
NOW at IORMER PRICE
Connected when Desired
tut Blinding In
In FixturII, Mei-I
PLUMBING 'AND STEAK
HEATING
HOT WATER HEATING.
nor AIR HEATING.
DTOVES AND RANGES.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING,
OII and Steam Fitting,
Ceiling,
HIVI you seen our Ifook of
RICHMOND RANGES?
III.
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
11 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
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PAINTS.
Wall Papers.
AND HOUSE PAI ING.
TELEPHONE THE
Norwalk Hardware Company
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
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34 MAIN STREET,
NORWALK.
Decorating Department In Charge of
GEORGE H. STAFFORD, of New York
LIIIIt design In WIII PaperI. High
crude Work. Up—to—dete Ideas. Esti-
mIteI prompt? furnIIhed. Headquar-
ten for I11th 119 IIII you need In the
lbulldlng line.
'PHONE, 371—2.
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Surplus, “00.000110
am Proms. 560,000.00
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Instead of
4 Per Cent.
Money now drawing 4 per cent. can
be safely reinvested through this Com-
any at 6 per cosh—Increasing the In-
ome 25 per cent.
Description of methods and all do-
Ired Information on request,
Investments bear earnings trout
day received to day withdrawn.
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Surplus Ind ProfltI
.. 01,700,000
$100,000
Endorsed by the most conservative
authorities lipon Investments.
StItI SuperleIon of New York Ind
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 10 80, MAIN ST.
RIIIdInt Otrecton. ReIIdInt Manners.
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mum to Sultana-y III In.
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to run “something like INN. .. .
”‘ 3 DANS EARLY JUNE PEADI .
vusv In? castaway sur-
T‘R. .V. 30¢ he”!
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a 1.9. can BAKED IIANI, 10c: '
3 CANS. DINO: ’2“
a cane seer resinous, Z.‘ 25:
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EAST nonwam' coins.
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your property. whether It ll II 1111-1111.
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W. B. DIG'ARMO ‘ \i
to W111 Street. Not-Iain 00111:.
It will be at slimline it) you Ilsa
to see me If you Ire desirous of but
big any kind of property.
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110111. noon»;
cosuea RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE STREET. ‘
Newly furnished throughout. Malt
comfortable and up- todate hotel In tho
city Electricity and heat In every
room. Baths In connection. Pen
feet sanitation. Rooms exCeIlIntlyl
appointed. Always comfortable and
quiet. 1'
Cafe carrying a full line of Action
Merrill and Condit’s wines, liquor!
ahd cigars Best stocked but In thd
c ty.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Prop. ‘ i
TELEPHONE CALL, 800—3.: ‘1
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Use STANDARD FIXTURE'I
for your Bath Room. They aro' .
clean, neat and durable.
Horace R. Nash,
COR. N. MAIN AND WEST 079.1
, IO. NORWALK. CONN. J
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Paper.
Our stock 0! new goods just '1
. is a little larger than ever befor.’.
wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very besl
manner. .. .- It
We have taken a good man!
contracts for house painting Ind
will be glad to submit figures fol
your work. .. ..1...m. ..I
We try to carry in neck every-
thing you need for the decoratic :1 '
of your house inside or out. _, 1
E. E.
Gorham,
TELEPHONI ”H 11 "l
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10 FIRST IT. I. NORWALNI
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