APRIL 6. 2995.}.
cusnoEEHiuvns
ii. W. Chambers having purchased
the Bridge Pharmacy. is having it re-
stocked with new and fresh needs.
You can rely that every article purch—
ased here will be a preparation of mer-
N- Try thy 'i‘ttlcutn Powder. smooth-
or, whiter and nicer than any other
Tnlcum made. You will say so once
you us it. We a can. Imperial Bay
Rum, full pint bottles. I300. Witch
Ital Cream a toilet luxury, for chap“
pod hands and lips and excellent to
' use after shaving, 26c a bottle. Chlor-
ide Lime Moth Cnmphor. Gum Cam»
Dhor and other disinfectants used so
much at this season of the year.
H. w. CHAMBERS. Pharmacist.
Miner D. Randall is ill at his home
in Seaview aVenue,
Frederick Saunders
front his recent. illness.
is improving
Rudolph Luulischcr. of Bridgeport,
was a visitor here yesterday.
Eugene Webb is quite ill of,pleurlsy
at his home in Winfield street.
'l‘he Ratlel Oyster Company contln~
ties to open a few oysters daily.
Carl Wicke has placed his lark, tho
Scoot, in commission for the season.
John 17‘. Gilbert, Jr.. has taken a
position at Silvermlnc, where he is
learning the arts of an ugriculturtst.
The floodgaten have been taken off
the Benedict mill pond and at low wat—
er the mud flats are completely bare.
James P. Gilbert. at Fort Point
street. has returned from a visit to
his mother, Mrs. .thn It‘. (illlicrt. of
Ridgetleld. ‘
Mortimer S. Hosted writes to his
father, E. S. Hosted, from Canton.
China. iltut he ls rapidly gaining in
health and strength after tt recent ill-
ness.
Rev. Charles it). Benedict was in
town yesterday on his way to the
conference at \‘l’utei'bury. Ht.‘ Went to
Waterbury on an early trnln this
morning.
Principal Edward H. (lumbar-t, of
the East Norwalk schools. will give
a lecture in Memorial inorttry, Fair-
iield, Saturday afternoon. ills subject
will be “Life Preparation in the Mod
ern School."
it is proposed to consolidate the
East Norwulk Fli‘c Police and the
Mayflovtcr Hook and Ladder Company.
anti thus save the cxpcnsc til‘ consturcl—
tug separate quitrtt l'> tor the companies
in the new truck housr.
’l‘hc l‘ttstimc Athletic t‘ltib's stctintl
team was to have pluyttl the King—
sions last night, :It the rooms. but tlicl
members of the former team did not»
show up. A scrub team was asscmbI-I
ctl. which was ltctiIt’ll by tho score ol‘i
iii to t).
The Automatic ’l‘ool (‘ompany
been reorganized Ii. It.
has withdrawn front the concern. anti
E, N. Sipuperlcy, oi Westporl. and
Robert Silcox. of South Norwalk‘ have
assumed partnership with C. it. Jim-
men-ion.
The Radcl steamer llroudnuught. has
been rented to the Baxter Wrecking
Company. and will take the place of
the two small launches which have
been engaged in the work under the
charge of Chris Larsen and Frank Fox.
The, launches are too small for good
- work in the Sound and Captain 'I‘im-
mons came here yesterday and secured
the Dreadnought. A crew will be so-
curetl today and the steamer will start
tollitil‘l‘ow. Silo will work till (‘llllt‘ll'
tlcr‘s i‘oint. Greenwich and ('upluiu‘s
island. looking for lost barges.
ROWAYTON.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, in
Roweyton, are Frederick Lockwood,
Elwood Broadway and Charles Petty.
Orders sent to any of the abOVe will
receive prompt attention.
(lonatable Edward .I. laillil'igflil, tho
llowuylon llverymuu. has had several
of his horse-s clipped.
’l‘he iirnt of ’i‘raendly tutti Schcnk
are making largo shipmcnts of cut
IIUWI‘l'N to New York daily.
The Railroad C(ll'illilllly is installing
a itcw boiler and larger pumps at the
ituwnyton Pumping Station.
William Moran. the village black-
smith. has installed a horse clipping
machine in his carriage repository.
The usual happy hour prayer service
will be held tonight in the llowayton
Baptist Church. All are invited to
attend.
Edward Vincent, of Main street. is
sawing large quantities of wood the
Colonel Raymond Mill, on lluytnond
street. ’
The t'cccnt hard showers have m
moved every particle of from. from
the ground. and already a number of
people have commenced to make their
gardens.
Mrs. F. E. lANikatti has returned
home from 8t. Luke‘s Hospital. New
York. where she underwent a serious
operation for her arms. Her litany
friend» hope for her Bpt‘t’il)‘ recovery.
The bank in from. of the. property of
fire. Nettie Raymond. on the West
hide. in being cut down, and the bar-
t
. .
ltus‘ fi‘lt'llllil l’o~ iii! (“iv
Robertson ! l l
l
. . ‘ “5%; ( t
tan selectmen are placing the part.
on the Farm Road. making units it
noticeable improvement.
Contractor Salvator Chariot has
twenty men at work making and stud
ing the new baseball diamond ul lio-
lnn Point. Home of the material for
the grand stand is expected any day
now.
Jr. Arthur (tutor, at River street, is
doing a rushing business this spring
in poultry. stock. His specially in
Rhode Island Reds, White Wyandottes,
Barred Plymouth Rocks and Black
Minorchas are in great demand.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. in
Dorian. Ire Thaddeus Bell, Arthur
Shawn. and Wallace Sharer. Orders
sent to any or the abOVs will receive
prompt attention.
ilr. lierril Smith ('iiliw up yesterday
from New York.
Miss Edna Howell. of New York, is
visiting friends here.
Captain Frank D. Layton. of South
Not-walk. was in town yesterday on
business.
James C. Jones, a well-known rel-ti-
dent of Noroton Heights, died on
Tuesday. Funeral 'services will he
oton.
o‘clock.
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
Station Agent Stephen R. Hoyt. and
Baggage. Master William H. Wiilmott,
.lr.. are now engaged In disputing the
ownership of a handsome pen and ink
sketch of the, baggage master which
was recently sent through the mail.
Judge Willmotl claims that it. is Mr.
lloyi and Hoyt claims that it is a pic-
lure of lheJudge. It will probably be
framed and hung up in the station.
Stephen Merritt, an old soldier. be-
came helplessly intoxicated. last
night. and Policeman Nevins had to
take him to the lockup. This IIIOI‘H-
lug Merritt was given a Jail sentence
of 30 days—dint sentence was severe.
because of previous tumbles from
grace—4nd execution was suspcntitui
on condition that. Merrill. cuter Fitch's
Soldiers‘ Home. The matter of pluc-
ing illm in the Home was referred to
Probationary Officer Ross.—~Slumlortl
Advocate.
An unknown tramp was killed by a
freight train on the west-bound track
of the New York. New Haven anti
Hartford Railroad. early" Tuesday
morning. ’I‘Wo men were logcthor
and both tried to board the moving
train. Only one was succtwsi’ul, ilic
unfortunate victim missing his hold
on the side of the car, and falling un~
tier the merciless wheels. His bod)‘
was literally ground to pieces. The
body was lttkt-u to the depot. lit-chcn
which and the freight itottsw the ac
cidont tit-curred. dud Itlcdlcttl Examin-
er Sherrlll. of Stamford. was summon-
t-d. lie gut-c a verdict ol‘ accidental
death and the rcmains were buried.
'l‘li.- boom of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Austin in llurit-n was the scene of a
small tire ’l‘ucsday cvcnlng. Miss Sici-
la Austin was to cntcrtaiu tt few
nintz. and tile lire
occurred just before their arrival. The
lamps in the parlor hati bccn lighted.
and in some manner the lace curtains
blow over them and were set on tire.
When Mrs. Austin discovered the tire.
it was pretty well advanced. She
called Mr. Austin and Edward Austin.
and with fire extinguishers they were
able. to put the blaze out, but only ni-
lor quite a stubborn tight. The cur-
tains and the. shade were burned; also
a portion of the woodwork. while. the
ceiling and the carpet were badly tinni-
aged.
All the natives. be they ever so sanc-
timonious. are awaiting with ill-dis-
guised pleasure the outcome of a
horse l'Iit'ti which Is to take place next
Wednesday afternoon. For some
time. John ilttggcrty, the proprietor of
the Tucker House, has held the opin-
ion titut he has n horscwhlch can go
just a little faster than a horse which
happens to inhabit tiny: stable of Pat-
rick Spoilmnn, the genial untl strung
armed blacksmith at iliug's End. The
matter had been discussed at length
between the. two gentlemen. and
strange to say Spt-lltnan had the same
idea about his horse. There was only
one way to settle the matter and a
race was planned. The race will be
for $100, which will make it. quite in-
teresting. The course will be from
Schrader's lo the center of the town.
Quite a number of bets have been
made on the outcome of the race.‘
wanna—Er.
Agents for thg Evening Sentinel. in
Weetport. are 8. Digiovannl and Wm.
E. Nash. Orders sent to cithsr or the
above will receive prompt attention.
”J.—
A. B. .lollff has returned home
from a visit. to Asbury Park, N. J.
l
liens trolley fare. and less time he-
twoen here and Bridgeport in the cry
ttow.
Mrs. Royal w. Raymond and son,
are visiting ut the home of F. M. Roy-
mood.
Repairs are being made. to the boil.
or room of the Ketnper factory. dum-
aged by fire Monday morning.
There is work on the roads here,-
about; for the selectmon and they are
not its active in the matter as many
beiievo they should be. Time was
when we could bruit about I)!!!“ roads,
but It must be concealed that for the
post, I'll) years at least. they how: not
all been up to the standard.
There-will be an effort. to establish
uses-s. ”Ma—M . . .. 4m: -
. . if m
., , m . m
«intact-aspirate. The toned and
w Summits. The Sat-supra
it that his!» rich. ml blood;
In.
hold at the Presbyterian Church, Nor!
I‘m for appendicitis today.
. t *i
Hi
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m ‘ 4w "HAW- _
NM. “'ALKi .EVENI
. m... .Wtwd‘w-
a river navigable at all times and
institutional: as are here the one our.
prise of many visitors is that there.
has not. been yachting interest enough
before to have established a club that
would rank with the best on this shore
of the sound.
..-......._._._..
'l‘rinily church was crowded 'l‘uos-
tltty afternoon when the funeral ser-
vices of ”10 late Dr. boron '1‘. Bay
were held. it further evidence of tho
esteem in which he was held. There
were representatives from several bod-
ies, towu and fraternal, at the services
that everywhere a feeling of deep re-
gret was evident at his death.
4—...—
NEW CANAAN.
Thomas Jones spoilt Sunday in New
York and Rye.
“Great Sachem Hlsley visited Points
Tribe of Red‘Men. last evening.
Joint 'I‘. Number is seriously III at
his home itt Seminary street, with
dropsy.
Edward Rutledge has been quite ill
for several days with neuralgia o! the
sloutttcli,
Miss Mao Seeley, of New York. In
spending the. week at her home in
South avenue.
The two~ycar~old (laughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Burchttrd is seriously
ill with pneumonia.
Mrs, John and 'l‘h01nus Coleman. of
Boutonvillc, N, Y., visited with relu-
tlves in town this week.
Mrs. George McKrentirick anti son
Eddie. of New Haven. are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. (irogory, in Mlllporl.
Station Agent lrving has moved his
furniture from South Not'walk to tho
Uruckcr place in Summer street.
Mrs. Evelyn Reynolds. ot’ Railroad
avenue~ is visiting for several days
with relatives in lielbcl anti Norwalk.
Mr. llorton is completing improve-
ments to his residence. corner of
Railroad avenue and Park street. by
building a large veranda.
'l‘hc Misses Ilnytou. daughters of«
the late (‘huries ilnylou. will givr- up
housekeeping and board with Mrs.
William itodlmcr. in Locust uvt-ntte.
Levi llrush and family will move
from tho cottage they are occupying
in East avenue. to the house corner ot’
Railroad avenue and (trove street.
which John Wood recently purchasmi.
The New Cannons will play a pick
ed little from the village on (loud iv‘ri-
day. On Decoration “113’ (which will
open the *t‘llfillll for the. lot-ill touml.
(ill) have Nt‘l‘lil't—‘ti titt‘ \‘ait: all 'l‘titi’iit‘
lt’lllll,
The suit of \V. A. Stnallhorn K- ("0.
\‘s. George ttntl I‘llcunor i’itikcl. for ii
debt of $42.66. came up before .lus~.
ticc Stillman. Monday morning.
tlrtn attuchmi a horse. show-cases and
candy Jars belonging to the i’lt-kels.
Owing to the fact that the latter par-
ties did not put in appearance. judg-
ment was given by default. The horsc
will be sold at. auction ncxt 'i‘ttcstiuy.
The, remainder of the goods will he
sold a week from that date. Attorney
.l. Elbert iirtnkerhol‘f represented W.
A. Sntuilhorn & Co.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
ROE STOCK COMPANY.
'l‘he Roe Stock Company. which
opened a week‘s engagement at the
Opera House last. night. proved itself
to it large audience to be one of the
best if not the best. companies playing
at popular prices that has ever appear-
ed in Danbury. The company is lilllli-
erons. it is capable individually and
it carries an immense amount or
st-cncry for a repertoire orgnnimtlou.
The play last night was “The Sign of
the Four." or “Sherlock liolmcs." The
version was much the some as that of
the {onions Conan Doyle story made
famous on the boards by William till-
Icttc anti a pleasing performance was
given. Campbell Stratton had the
name part and he gave a capable inter-
prctati‘on of it. A number of special-
ties Wot-o presented belwucn the acts
and all were. good. The act given by
Reed's Arcobatlc Bull 'l‘errlors is par-
ticularly clever. There are eight dolls
and they hays appeared over the Keith,
Proctor and other circuits of vomit»
vllle houses. The exhibition is a sur-
prising one of canine intelligence. The
others are Franklyn and Hiatt, charac-
ter change artists: Muster Kirby, the
dancing marvel. and Artie Kelly. n (am
by monologist.—~Danbury New.
The Roe' Stock Company is booked
for lioyt'a 'l‘heutrc all next week.
HAD To AWAKEN WATCHMEN.
Fire in Clothing Factory in New York
was Diceowrsd by Policeman.
NEW YORK. April 6.—~Whan lire
broke out in a big oix~story building
in Pike street. early today more than
a score of workmen employed in as
many clothing factories in the bull-
ding Wore asleep. The flames were
discovered by a passing policeman
and after he had sent in an alarm his
whole time for a few minutes was to
ken up in rousing the drowsy watch-
men and guiding them to fire escapee.
When the firemen arrived they made
quick Work of the blaze and the. dam-
age will not. exceed £1,000. insurance
rates on such buildings as the Pike
street factory are very high
street, flcwry structure are very high.
and as a result many of the manufac-
turers employ watchmen On their
own account to guard against. fire.
AMERICAN AOTHEGB ILL.
LONDON. April 0.~—Camille Clifford.
the American actress. was operated up-
, 'Sho had
been ill for some time. but continued
to appear in Charles lt‘rohman‘s pro.
i
NICINT AHNIVALI OP V
NEW
ductiou of "The Cstlch-ottho-Sesson."
at the Vaudeville Theatre. until. at»
tired to give up while playing last
tight. .
NIIILI.
YORK April crammed:
9
steamer Prinz Adllbfl't, from Ounce. _
and. ripples. .
a‘yadhtichtb hire tit summer. ‘Wit’lt .
'l‘htt '
. Inf—
SOur‘
Stdmach
Ne appetite. lou oi strength.
nervousness. headache. constipationK
bod truth. gin-rs! ability. sour ril-
Inn. and «turn of the stomach or.
all due to Indigestion. Katie! euros
Indigestion. This new discovery repre-
sents the natural lutou of dilution
II‘ they exist In a healthy stomach.
combined with the {mint known tents
wt "nominative properties. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure dose not only euro in-
Ilgeotien and dyspepsia. but this Iamoul
remedy cum all stomach troubles by
dean-lug. purifying. watching and
ttronflhenlng the mucous membranes
using the stomach.
Kodol
DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT
dives Intel to the lie! on
Mun: to flu Wool.
lattice . 81.00 Size holding an
mini In. which sells for 6w.
imam by I. 0. mm O 00., tillage.
FOR SALE BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
GERMAN MINISTER T
0 MOROCCO.
Privy Councillor Dr. Rosen Succeed:
Baron Von Mentzingen.
BERLIN. April dw’l‘ht- report of
the appointment of Why Councillor
ilr. lloscn. who until l‘t‘t't'lltly was spc
clul envoy ol‘ (icrmttuy at the court oi
King licltclik, nt‘ Abvsslula, as tier-
mun inlltlsicl‘ lo Mtu'rocco in succes-
sion to the deceased llttt'ntt volt Mont
zingcn. has ilt‘i'll t-tuliit'ittcd. ltr, llo
sch, llowcvcr, docs not know of his
appointment. llc is stuitt-wltcrc be
tween llcriin and King Mcwlik‘s
court, rclnruiug from his special this
stop.
Iil‘. Rose". who has tlccp scholarly
knowlcdco tit illlt'it'ltl. and modern Ut-
icutal languages. is reputed to know
more of lbw prwcut day tiricntnl clv
ilizutlions lbnn tiny intuit (lcrnutu. lit
is she personally i-ylltputhclic to (lr
lcuiuls and his l‘il‘)‘ and complete at
tptulntnncc with ill“ .‘trubic Ionizuc
and planners is l.'7\[I-'t‘lt"i to make him
personally llic tutu.Y inllurntial i‘ot‘cigu
in Morocco.
There is every indication that licr»
ntttny ticsigns to hold on lenat-ioltsly
to her policy towards Morocco,
TURKEY BUYS WAR MATERIAL.
t‘t)NS'I‘AN'i‘INilI‘iJfl. April I'L-“All
imperial trade just issued sanctions
the conclusiort ol‘ .1 loan in llcrmttny
in pay for war material. it is under-
stood that immediate orders will be
given to the Krupp (‘ompnny for ti?
batteries of field guns and three but-
tt-rlcg of illlccn-cenlilnctre howitzcrs
at an approximate cost of 87.600.000.
Au iratie similarly approving of a
French loan is expected to be issued
immediately.
PLAYS FOR NEW CANAAN.
U. 0. Ella, who is well—known in
Norwnik. has leased the New Canaan
Opera-house. tutti has engaged the
Trent Stock Company for the summer
scttson. it will play every Tuesdtiy
evening. At the performance of Stet-
son's Uncle Tom‘s Cabin 0.0.. which
hold down the boards Tuesday even-
ing, the. house was packctl to the doors.
PIRATING FOL1EY'S HONEY AND
Foley & (70.. Chicago. originated
Honey and TM as u throat. and lung
remedy. and on account of the great.
merit. and popularity of Foley's Honey
and 'l‘ur many lmllatious are offered
for the genuine, Ask for Foley’s Hon-
oy and TM and refuse any substitute
offered us no other preparation will
ulvo lilo saute satisfaction. It is mild-
ly laxative. It contains no opiates
aptl is saicst for children and delicate
persons. Sold at. Plaintcd‘s Drug
Store. "
BURGLARS VISIT LAKEVILLE
POST-OFFICE.
LAKEVIIJJG. April 6.~llttrglars
forced an entrance to lln- poslnofilco
horwiasl. night. but tiller blowingr op-
on the outer door of the safe. were.
" v . The . '
BRISTOL STEEL FISHING RODS
are the lightest and strongest Red on
the market.
A full line of Fishing Tackle of all
kinds can be found at this store.
Wm . ,
Charles E
HARDWARE. .
112 WASHINGTON ITIIEET.
Phone 148-0.
‘GAS‘STOVE‘S
On April Isl, I905
Regular Prices Will'be Re-
aimed
500-8 Range $I4.25
l2-I6-Ii Range $I2.75
We will take your order
NOW at IORMER PRIDE
.Qonnected when Desired
ltnli’ytllglllllgh
’Phone 6!.
ewe-remeeem
PAINTS,
Wall Papers,
AND HOUSE PAINTING.
TELEPHONE THE
Norwalk Hardware Company
34 MAIN STREET.
NORWALK.
Decorating Department In Charge of
GEORGE H. STAFFORD, of New York
Latest designs in Wall Papers. High
Grade Work. Up—to-date Ideas. Esti-
mates promptly furnished. Headquar-
ters for anything else you need in the
building line.
’PHONE, 371—2.
till initial BANK
IOUTH NORWALK. GONN-
OROANIZED 1381.
WITH
Capital “00.000.00
Surplus. “00.000.00
Nor Profits. 360.000.00
loilolts accounts of individuals, mn-
ufnotunre, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
IDWIN H. IATHIWION. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vise-Pro.
JACOI M. LAY‘I’ON. Collier.
frightened away empty handed. I m a NEW"... U."
LIGHTNINO'DEBTROYB BARN. - H- n 0W" ohn - .
EAST KIbLiNom. April fir-Light. John N. Knapp Henry laymen
ning struck and'tiet fire to the born of amnii'flmm JuWnllif:o.omlmlwl:
C '. ltod'. ’1‘1.l .
“hacléagobowcre ear y it} ie can . Fred. H. .0“...
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LET). '“hr.
" 'Wt'n. m, .
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“no-m.
‘F. 5. BANKS
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
INTIMATE." GIVEN FOR JOI-
IING. IUILDINO OF NIW AND I‘-
MODILINO OF OLD ITRUOTUNII.
IN ON OU‘IWF‘I'OWN ONOINI IV
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTINDID 1'06
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fl IAIN "I'- NONWAIN.
"rm-castration
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‘ lilillllliilllll
”unsure.
now.
nor in mi.
turn on:
rmnvo ,‘
The Shed Im; COP”
' and Zinc. '
50 south Main Smut.
no»... on.
“an moi. m a
vaf, :1»
No SINEL
museums-rows :.
Change of Rates
Green B in Fish
FRESH THIS SEASON. 12 Ll: .
Buck Shad. 8c It).
Flat Fish, 6c lb.
Steak Cod, 12c lb.
Delaware Roe Shad, 10c lb.
All other kinds of Fresh Fish, at
reasonable prices.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROBS, Prop.‘
Get ha Bicucle
out of the attic: look It over. “
If It isn't a NATIONAL “swop” "
it fer one: or let us tune It up
to run “something like a NA- I:
TIONAL."
Bargains in TlreI.
Don't forget the Guaranteed I
On Mantle. .‘ '
H.R5.2gULKLEY,
. . .
graph-:-
Surety Bonds
Of Ill! Kinds.
Liberal Policy for Automobile: with-
out rsstrlctlon to storage of Gasoline.
JACOB. M. LAYTON
R. R. live" South Norwalk.
Telephone 86!.
“47. ' 1!“
PLUMBING 'AND STEAK
W
. EAST NORWALK,
’ HOTEL VICTORIA
‘ than saves;
lllltitthiicn yoti saw that. ho Wall
twins to propose. I suppose you press.
ed both hands to your heart. Katow-
’l‘ltttt. was impossible. My heart will!
in Hll' month at tile tittie.-~Boato
'i‘rttttsorlpt. ‘
Sorybbler~lt7s the mount rcmnwkte
lilo thing, about ya know, that. when
l‘m feeling the wor‘sl. i write me we
wy clevtthcst things. tlrouchw'l‘o
judge by your writings, thou, you must.
have a mighty good run o' general
houll h .mliult lmoro American.
W .
' When a. woman really wants to love
a man she. can make horselt believe his
'frlzzied hair is more wonderful than
the locks of Samson.
.. SPECIALS
'.. abdutJli‘N .lfll
15 STRICTLY FRESH EGGS. 25°
3 L88. MILK CRACKERS, 250
3 Cans Corn, i " 250
' 3 Cans Soup, . l 250
Pure Leaf Lard, . ' T . ' 11c L8.'
53. STULL
34 COTTAGE AVENUE.
CONN.
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE STREET.
Newly furnished throughout. Melt
comfortable and up-to-date hotel in the
city. Electricity and heat; in every
room. Baths in connectitm. Per-
iect sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Always comfortable and
quiet. . ' 4
Cafe carrying a full line of Acres-
Merrlil and Oondit's wines, liquor!
sad cigars. Beat stocked bu in th
c y. ’
T. J. SULLIVAN, Prop. "4
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HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
OTOVEB AND HANDED,
, ILATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and steam Flttlng.
Fixtures. Metal Ceiling.
Have you seen our stock of
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COMPANY.
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Selecting Wall Paper is largely a
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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. , - . a
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for your Bath Room.
clean, neat and durable.
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Window alludes and picture frames.
SPECIAL.
Cloth Window Shades, with fringe,~
25c. White and Brass Curtain Poles,
10c.
Painter's Supplies, Crockery, Glass-
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87 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone Connection.
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thing you need for the docontic I .
of your house inside or out.
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we do the work in the very best
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contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures to:
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