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‘ the memorial gun, the punt (or which
Cumin Abrupt Decker In repairing
A, ‘ The curb at. Theodore Olsen‘s, prop?
. «his being repaired. ’
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A child of Mr. and Mrs. John Finch
to ill with scarlet lever.
Frank Octet-bane has purchased it
tine boot from Mr. Crew.
W
. Wallace Pointer in nple to be out ai-
ter an attack or 903“?“ fewer.
ll‘rnnk Cortney, who was taken sick
inbt week, Is now very low at his home,
In Third street.
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Jules and Ella Garrison. ibo vaude—
viiiiere, are at their home in Winfield
street for a short visit.
The Lndies’ Aid Sapiety of the Meth-
odlnt Church Will hold it meeting this
afternoon at the church.
‘Mrs. William Lyle and son. of Greg-
oryBoulevnrd. are spending a few
daYs in Ridgeti’old with relatives.
Captain Fred Rowland will com-
mand the steamer Active, which has
been chartered by Frank Lockwood.
The oyster steamers F. C. and A. E.
Rowland came in this morning for the
first time since before the river was
frozen up.
The Ladies’ Auxiliary. of Christ
Chapel will meet ,with Mrs. itcid, on
the Boulevard. tomorrow. it is hoped
there will be it good attendance.
A daughter was born Saturday to
Mr. and Mrs. Evorett i’urdy, of Sea-
,view avenue. Mother und child are
doing nicely. The event mukos i-lcn-
ry Purdy, of Stamford, a grandpa.
Contractor Leslie Gamble has just
finished a floating stairway, built for
the Tuttle Manufacturing Company.
The stairway is so nrrnngcd that at
any time of the tide u pcrson landing,
from a. boot Ill tho scow on which the
stairway is built will be able to roach
the wharf level,
Rev. .lumcs W, lluvis wont to Don-
bury yestcrdny to uttond n coni'ortvnco
of the Fairiicld (Bounty Sunday School
Asset-lotion. hold in the Dnubury "Ad-
vent Church. An address wus dclivor~
ed by Mr. Davis, his ubjoci bc‘mg “Bi‘
ble Touching; tho Ncccusily for For—
mation of Christian Character.“
Sevcrnl Southport pcoplo attended
the two lecture iziven Inst ovoniug by
Prof. Edward H. Ilumburt, of East
Norwnlk, at tho lecture room of tho
lt‘airliold Memorial library. when he
spoke on "Idfo Prcpnrution in the
Modern School.“ Idis loctnrc was voi‘y
interesting and wow largely nttondod.
Wood's Emulsion is met
—~Bridgcport ’I‘clcgi'ndenion. I
Notict-ii hut'ti Iicr‘ti :il‘lil out by Minn
.lcunio iinvis. szccrctnry or lllt‘ Loynl,
“'ut‘ltt‘i‘n‘ nntl Sundry School .»\.<.~'.lv<‘lai~l
lion. that tho nnnunl convontion ut'
the association will be hold on Friddy.
April 21.nt l‘luinvillc, Conn. 'l‘hc ncwl
church in lli‘dl community will bc tlctl
icuted with titling ccrcmoniol at that.
time. Rcv. James W. Davis will prouch
a sermon in the church on Thursday
night. Miss Annn Nickornon bus In-cn
uppoinlcd rcportinl,r doll-unto. Quito
n 'numbcr of pots-om; urc plnnuiny, to
attend from ['11th Norwnik.
Muriin Spnbr yt-stcrduy pint-oil his
launch in commission and this morn-
llig sini'lml tho cnu'iuc- up. A! tirsi
ll klckcd nndi buckctl n liillo, but tin.
ully it coinmcncod to run nici‘ly. Mr.
Spnhr then started for n Ilitlo still
down the rivor. lio mudc the mistake
of thinking liint tho bout stool-cit "ship
fashion." and on tho launch was going
in the direction of tho stonmcr Lizzie
H. in the Radcl slip hc Ibrcw the
wheel hnrd ovor to pm'l, Tho- crnft
wont to port and for a moment or two
he did some remarkablo nmrinc mun-
cuvrcn in the narrow slip. Finally ho
straightened ntnitcrs out and u'cnt
down the harbor for a null.
While old I’ncio Nod, who lll’lh little
wool on. the top of his bond, iillil not
much cycs for to our, wns walking
along the uhoro rond, this morning.
humming an old lriuh nir, oil of
a nuddcn be found himself up uuninst
n ultovol picknxo. crowbnr. sprawling
across the sidewalk. nnd pooling HUIIIL‘
of the bark of lilo own little.
cinculutlng. "ily Jimmy Noddy."
or comcthinlt like it, while u Iookcr
on not counting his pipe, waiting for
the bin hold to fill up. or noun-thing
of llllll kind. 'I‘hln hits buppcncd nov-
crul llmon before and WP should think
the old mun wuu um-d to it by this How.
nownv'ron.
Agent. for The Evening Sentinel. in
Rowayton. are Frederick Loekwomi,
Elwood Broadway and Charm Pail?-
Ordm lent to any of the above will
receive prompt. attention.
(Moran A. Wright in occupying Mrti.
Jourphiuc (fruw‘n coltugo for thc nou-
run.
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Slovene und lluuhmnn are rcpulnt~
In; the interior of the ruuirlcucn of
Captain Louie Raymond. In Rowaytotr
Ivonne.
Mr». Edward R. Wood and Mrs. To-
bey. at Middle-town, who hnvoboen
It Hot. Springs. Virginia. are expected
to return to (lootenmient friend, this
Null.
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Herboi‘t ,irelnnd. head clerk for
Need Brothers, has finished repainting
A chcnnv neon
liver oil proparcd as a food”.
not a food like bread or meat,
but more like 'cream; in fact,
it is the cream of cod liver
oil. At the same time it is a
blood-maker. a nerve tonic
and .-..a\ flesh-builder. But
principally it its feed {or tired
and weak digestions, for all
who are fat-starved and thin.
It is pleasant to take; children
like it and ask for more.
We'll send you a sample, free
SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pearl Streei. New York
one of the leading merchants of the
place.
The To Kola Sewing Class will hold
a sociable at the home of Miss Jennie
Rowlnnd, Highland avenue, Friday
evening. A pleasant program has
been arranged and u very enjoyable
evening is anticipated.
Theron G. Lockwood, who has been
undergoing treatment in the Norwnlk
Hospital, returned to his home here
today. Mr. Lockwood’s health re»
mains about the some, but he was ac
lonesome in the hospital he decided
to return home.
Rev. George E. Bishop. who lill.‘
just been assigned to the pastorate of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, has
been stationed for two years at the
First Church. New Rochelle. lie is :1
young man and has just received t’ul'.
connection in the conference. He Is
said to be an interesting prenchcr and
it hard worker, and will doubtless be
grccicd with large congregations next
Sunday. Rev. A, L, Hubbard has
gone to Cannon.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. In
Darlen, are Thaddeus Bell, Arthur
Slauson, and Wallace Sharer. Orders
sent to any of the above will receive
prompt attention.
lcorge W. Lush, of Glonbrook. a
member of the well-known llco Intel)
advcrlising concern, and on nil~ronnd
good follow, has purchased at small
farm in [)arion, nnd is about. to take
up residence there.
Contractor Edgar T. Halos is hav-
ing Willinm Mnibcr build tw0 six
room cottages on tho llcckcr roud.
Norolon Heights. which he .proposes
to root lo summer residents. (inc
Itouuo is contpiclcd. and tho olhci‘ will
be in About. o month.
Roy, (icorgc I). Freeman, the now
pastor of the Darien Methodist Epis-
copul Church, lulu boon locutod {or
home yours at ilic Russell i’lncc
Clutrcb. llrookiyn. Ho has an inter.
csiing family, and is no cuthuslnslic
prom-Inn: He will be heard Sunday
for the first. (lino hcrc.
William Fairbanks. who bud his
rcsitlcncc ticsiroycd by Iirv Inst winlcr.
is,tn:tklng prcpurntions lo robuild on
the canto silo, ni. lilo corncr of Mnln
sircct and Leroy uvcuuo. Mr. Foil"
bunks Is now engaged in curling ibc
lumber from Hutch. Iinilcy & Coin-
puny's yard. In South Norwalk.
The residence of the late Cburlcs
Hoyt, at Ox Itldgc, lull-l boon sold to
New York pnrtlcu, who come up Stin-
day In a large itulmuobilc. nnd onjoycd
a picnic in the house and grounds.
The nutomobilo was run into tho or-
chard. whore an attempt was made by
the chauffeur in turn tho machinc
about. The tires sunk into the. soil
enrth. nnd Ilicrc mm It delay of ilboul
a half an hour before they could be
oxiriculcd. 'l‘ho housohold cfioclu of
Mr. Hoyt, will be sold at nucilon on
the liiih insl., by Auctioneer E. T.
Butcc.
' WESTPORT.
Agent. for the Evening Sentinel. In
Weetport, Ire 8. Diglovannl and Wm.
E. Null. Order: sent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
0, B. Smith visited relnllvon in East
Norwnlk, Sunday.
ituprovoiucntu nro bclnu made to tho
Iiccru‘ proprriy on Muiu slrcol.
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i-llunlcy I~‘Illmv in on n luminous trip
to Hartford. ‘
Minn IIcut'lmuWNIuit-rthpcnt Sunduy
with i'i’lonrlu in mm Noi'wnlk.
d“. C. Sumborn. of Coin-urn. N. ll.
Imp been a. visitor in towu.
Minn neutrino Bolts. of Biuglinmion.
N. Y., has been viuitiur; bore.
W...
Mien Vivian Touuol bun returned
home from a visit with friundu iu
Btrattord.
Rev. James tioodwin, of Hurttord
will preach at the. union uoi'vicc in
Christ church tonight.
0. O. Osiris had returned to llnylon.
Ohio, after a woek'u ntliy here on bus-
ineu connected with the Computing
out:
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hire. Nell R. Mitchell rend u very
m [lithium by Oharieu u. Guider.
gov-than it. .
Intereutins cover on “Gypcy Land,"
a v
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tit why have it grav, and thus
1135;“ NILE“.
ooh arkand‘rit‘
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Rev. Eltord 'i‘. Lounebury. the new
poster of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, in Wectp‘ort, has been located
in the King street perish. Port Ghen-
ter. and Rev. C. S. Dykemun, who goes
to the Suugetuok Church. comes from
Stepuey. Both, are able ‘rermonizors
and will doubtless be well liked hero.
HER FIRST Hosanna RETURNED.
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The Remarkable Cue of in Mining
EesexMIn.
ESSEX, April 12.—~i’eopie In Essex
are talking of the return to town oi
(lune. Hyatt. who left here twelve
yours ago, who was thought to be
dead. and who‘re widQW. alter a proper
interval, married again. Some of the
pooplo are talking of Enoch Arden.
but the comparison does not hold
good for in this case lilo, second bus
band hilt-l left town and has taken two
of hits four children with him, whllc
Hynti bus Inkon his place.
About tlltocn years ago Mr. and Mrs.
l-lyntt come to Essex from the villugc
of Hamburg, the couple having been
married several years before that, and
ilyutt opened it bukcuhop in the vil~
Inge. He did not prosper for some
reason and one morning Hyatt was
missing.
Mrs. Hyatt heard nothing of him
and, after six years had elapsed, uhr
married George Rand. an Essex mun.
Four children were born to tht
Hands, and Mrs. Rand. who is now a
woman of 40, was in no win . prepared
for the return of her lire husband.
who dropped in to supper Saturday
night. ‘
Neither have the townspeople been
told what Mr. Rand thought about it.
and their euriottnity on this point is
likely to romniu unsatisfied for some
little as it. Is known that Mr. Rand, be
big of It peacetime turn of mind, ha:
left town with his two older children.
it may be thitt his. and Mr Hyntt's
wiio. knows where he has gone but
she has not admitted the fact. as yet.
Hyatt settled down [it home as though
he had been absent only twelve hours
lnstcnd of twelve years.
RHSSIANS GETTING BOLDER.
Papers Which, Express Views Too
Freely are Confiscated.
ST. l’ld'l‘ldltSBURG, April 12, I‘lzltl
p. tu.-~'l‘lio rndicnl position tokcn by
the Pun-Russian Congrcss of Attor-
cuys, which has bccn meeting hero in
its dcnuncintion of tho bureaucracy
and its dcmaud for n constitution and
the similar stand taken at n meeting
of collogc proi‘cssoru havc crcntctl n
grout scnuntion. All the ct‘l’oris of tho
got't'srnmont to prcvont tho nicciings
bcliig hold by prohibiting lhc dolognlcr
from assembling in public were tinny"
oiling. The newspaper: were then
l‘orbiddon to mention the meeting. and
for disobodicnco in rol‘crring to thc
zittorncyu' meeting this morning‘s is-
sue of tho Son of tho li‘nihcrlnnd wuss
cotif’ist‘ntcd. 'l‘bo llusu also boldly
resolutions tuloptotl by tho pt'ofosnorn.
The notion of thcsc iniiuculinl bodies
scrvcd to cmphnsizo tbc growing out-
cry ugnlusi tho Bouligan commission,
witch Is procccding with its work
\villioul nuy ropremlnlutivcs of tilt“ two
pic thus furnishing Iln‘ iibcruls with
Justification for the charge lhnl tho
cxocnlnn of tho reforms outlined in
lhc intpcriul rcscripi is coinplcilcy in
tho bonds of‘ tho burtutucraoy, umtinst
which all clnsscs of society are light-
Inn.
The bishop of lelini Novgorod has
wriltcu n lottcr advising tho boycott
of the Moscow l'inzollc. which ho says
in stirring up wur bciwcon the lotion
nut and tho inlcliiuont ciuuscs.
’l‘ho conitnisuion which has boon
doaiiug with tho ncwspnpctz consort
ship under tho prcsidoncy ot‘ Privy
Councillor Kobcko bus dccidcd to abol-
ish tho censorship of special telegrams
to daily newspapers.
~~licbiuiz lllll'li?
siciuns hnvo tnilcd lo cure you, Try
Dunn’s ()Inltncni. No failure thcrc. 50
cents. tit any drug slorc,
POPULAR AM USEMENTB.
MAYFLOWER HOOK ANI) LADDER
BENEFIT.
Sullivan. ilurris & Weeds Inkc grout
plcusuro in offerinit their famous com.
edy drnmn, entitled “The l’oddlcr," by
Hill ltcid, ut Hoyt‘s ’l‘bcntrc. 'I‘bursduy,
April 20, under the nusptccn of the
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Company.
of East Norwolk. "’I‘ho I’cddler," a
aucccuu from the initial pcrformance.
prescntn a vivid picture at life In the
grunt East Side of New York. The
title role of Abrnhnm .lncobuou, 'i‘hc
Poddlcr. in enacted by Sam 'I‘horuo,
tho fli‘cntosl. of Hebrew dcllnoutors.
lotions have won him the highest.
DI’RIM’H of the prose untl tho cnlhnu-
lustlc nppluueo of the theatre gocrs.
’i‘I'IIIi ROAD TO FRISCO.
’I‘hc ltond to li‘l‘llil'u wnn tho bill III
lloyi‘u 'l'hoitirc. lnul night, nud It. won
wril prrnontcd to n impound HDIII'I‘~
cluiivo nudloncc. 'l'bc spcclulllcs Wnrc
of tho uuuul birth ortlcr. null wcrc vilt~
orouuly npplnudml. 'I‘Im tlogu perform
the moat wonderful fruits and this not
ulonc iu worth the price of ndmlnulon.
Tonight the compuny will present.
Valley Forge, tomorrow night. The
Two ()rpliami. Friday night A Warn-
ing to Women.
‘wwW
osnn‘woune PLANT auuueo.
”In
Together With a Ruldonoo, Lou of
420.000 and Incdnnce of ”3,000.
ROME. N. Y., April 12.-'I‘he Poll
Gear Works Compuuy’u four-story billi-
ding was destroyed this morning by
tire, of unknown origin. together with
u reuidence adjoining occupied by Mr,
anerii. H. K. Poll. The loan In
$20,000 and the lntmrnnce 313.com
Mr. unertl. Poll. I hitched by the
barking at 9.. mm , . g. which had
been“ sheltered‘fdr Sir limit. escaped
from their home with, dimouity. The
company nu been In “bullpen here
for. many yearn, .mnnuipoturtng spring
I‘li.
lieu
wasn't/Aurora omit poor.
_ . but D. .
‘l-fmlitifil'i‘t‘ll‘g‘bl, inrit ‘i rerun Wei.»
tartan-trill: baseball game tcbeduled
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w‘ with no; .
for intimacy we: postponed on no
Never mind if pby- '
whose artistic. nnd original inlcrpro-'
iillEl‘" 3W 1 SHINE. . ‘
not they nupmgz'mrutn the
Onee'l'esuvlns destroyedtwo Indian cities
«in a‘ few hours. The people new the smoke
from theyolohuo but failed to escape In time.
Where there in smoke there in tire and
where there are symptoms there is diction.
Hera Ire ill low it whim of one of the
most dengerouuo diseases. A feeling or
Iangour, a some otweultnmund weirdness,
droweizioau, iddiuousuntl mental illegally.
tort, A bu taste in the mouth—the old
“ c pet-y" taste. An ,omlueivo breath.
11 echo, neuralgia. hawthorn, a feeling
of dullness cud wright, in the atonutch,
nausea, dry and feverish skin. constipation,
rising of a nasty gas into the throat, tongue
tuned like the 111033 on 0 tree. irritability,
(linguist with food. I ll
eve on any a who a toms?
Either 11on or sometimes? “Yeoman soy.
"but! don't think they Ill-o dungorouu."
They are signs of dunger. They chow that
the'or‘uption is coming. ‘ .
Now whnt lieu nt tbo‘ bottom of all these
symptoms ? Indigestion. dyspepsia autiun
ovorlvorked liver. There in but. one help,
one remedy. Slow np,cnd for the min.
chief already done, tune up the digestive
organs and the livor with Cid-cum Solvent.
discovered bylhe well-known Dr. Kennedy.
Write to the Col-cum. 00., Kennedy ltow,
Kin ton, N. Y.. for a. free triul bottle and
the col booklet. Large bottle, $1.00.
For sale by Platner 3. Bradley,
South Norwalk.
Wm
WEALTHY MEXICAN DEAD.
ALIlUQ‘UERQiiE. N. it, April 12..-
Felipe Chaves, grnudson of h‘rnucisco
Xnvicr Charon. first uovcruor of Now
Mexico, under the Mexico regime, and
son of Jose, Chnvcu. onc of the curly
torritorial governors. is dond at his
home in Baton, a village south of? here,
aged 71 yours. Dcnih wus due to core-
brul hommorhuuo, (llutvcn was probnb»
ly the chlthlost Mexican citizen of
this tcrrllory, his fortune bolng culitn.
died at from ono to two million dollars.
His son. dose. at stockholder in New
York. conic. across the continent in
special trains. nrriving it til)" hours
too late to 800 his i‘nllier nlivt'i.
For
PAINTS.
Wall Papers,
Interior Decorations and House Paint.
Ing, Go to the
Nomad Hardware Go.
34 MAIN smear,
NORWALK.
Decorating Department in Charge of
GEO. II. STAFFORD.
of New York
N...—
Our Specialty Is
HIGH CLASS WORK.
Estate Work Cheap.
STUCCO RELIEF,
PARQUET FLOORS.
and
GRILL WORK.
Builders’ Supplies and
General Hardware
'PHONE, 371—2.
"retail; tenement;
HOYT’S THEATRE.
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WEEK APRIL 10.
Please: Everybody.
“The Roe Stock
Company.”
GREAT PLAYS AND SPECIALTIES.
Wednuday—At Valley Forge.
Thursday—The Two Orphan.
Friday-A Warning to Women.
Saturday—Jena Jamel.
Wedneeday—A- Mad Love.
Saturday Mathtee~WIfe In Name
Only.
EXTRA—Reed'l Aerobatic Bull Tor.
rIerI.
PRICEB:
Matinee ............ 10c. 20c
Evening ............ . 100, 206. 30c
MONDAY NIGHT LADIEO' NIGHT.
TICKETS, 15c. LIMITED To 200.
Seats on late Thursday. April 6.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
'ruuueoAv. APRIL 20m.
BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT,
introducing the Hebnw Delirium,
8AM THORNE
THE PElDDLER.
BY HAL R it),
Under, the Au: ten e the Mayflower
Hook an Ladder 00., of
Int Norwalk.
“Ea-The Paddler. .
The Children of the Ghetto.
Th. Om: Cooper Union Scene.
The Stirring Diepouon Scene.
The Thrilling Gentle In Obitu-
town. , '
Price: 250. 506,760. $1.00
neutron tile Tuesdaympril 11th.
from member. at ithe company.
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u u
.mlw-udet-I—Wl I «Wm-.WW. ,
DAVID AYMOND.
Fun ii motor
i5." Ifldmww‘
19 mt! MOW.“
my» mutilated < amt.
1
Exchange Ticket. elm be new“
‘l‘euth Normality
More ’ ,
Cylinder Oil
is lho bent on tho murkct.
longer and will not Injurc your ougiuo.
ll wcni‘s
Dixon's Graphite
Axle Grease
for wagons, rnnn'nys and nil kinds oi'
gearing can be found nl this utorc.
Charla: E. Dow,
HARDWARE.
.111 WASHINGTON OTREIT.
Phone 143...
AT ALL HOURS
GAS
WATER HEATERS
$7.00 $9.75 $14.00
ENTIRELY INDEPENDENT OF
GAS RANGE OR COAL RANGE,
OFF THE GAS AND STOP THE EX-
PENSE.
tint. i’ltlitttingtt.
'Phone 6!.
tweeter-emcee
Grant’s Restaurant
88 North Main Street, South Not-walk.
BEST PLACE m TOWN To her
10 AND 15 CENT LUNCHES: REGU.
LAR DINNER, 25 CENTS; 21 MEALS
FOR $3.50. . .
ALL HOME MADE BAKERY.
" W .6.“ 5 an its
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR JOB-
BING. BUILDING OF NEW AND BE-
MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.
IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS BY
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
—RE8IDENCE-
7' MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
Bill on BANK
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN-
OROANIZED 1882-
wn-H
Capital “00.00000
Surplus. $100,000.00
Nu Profits. 360,000.00
Collette mum: of IndIleu-II. man.
tincture", merchants and corporate”
upon “vomit. terms.
IOWIN H; MATHIWOON. Pru-
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Preo-
MOOI M. LAYTON. Bonnier.
WWWd'MWd {3
Hot Water
WHEN YOU HAVE ENOUGH. TURN W
OlRlOTORO.
John H. Knapp Henry Contour
Joel-II R. Marvin Ilmuel Grumman
Christian Om”. WemWIlEWWWWWW “on. one ”I“ um
FRESH THIS eEAsoN. 12c Ll.
Buck shad, ‘89 lb.
Flat Fish, . ea lb.
Steak Cod,‘ 120 lb.
Delaware Roe Shad, 100th.
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 DUOROSB, Prop.
South Norwalk. ,
u . . .
Juli-JAN.-
. Get That Bioticle,
out of the attic; look It over. II
n it isn't a NATIONAL “swap" ;.
It for one; or let us tune It up ..
to run “something like a NA- I
TIONAL.”
Bargains in Tires.
Don't forget the Guaranteed '
Gas Mantle. '
g ‘H.R.2§ULIKBLEY, if
. . . . . o . . . . .
,le.l I. ,I.I -:I.I.I I I.I:I: '|.I:I.-:I.I:l.
Surety Bonds
Of All Kinds.
Liberal Policy for Automobile. with.
out restriction to storage of Gasoline.
JACOB. M. U! Y TON
R. R. Ave" South Narwalk.
Telephone 364.
I47. . . 190
PLUMBING AND ITIAI
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGEI.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFIRI,
Ga: and Steam Fitting,
Fixturu, Metal Oelllnl, Ito.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES a: HOTCHKIIB
COMPANY.
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
tin Paper in;
Selecting Wall Paper I: largely a
matter of taste. We intro everything
in color, design and grade. We will
aid you in making selections that: will
harmonize with your other interior
decorations. .5 \.
TO ORDER. “”i
Window shades and picture frames.
8PECIAL.
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe,
25c. White and Brass Curtain Poles,
100- J J
Painter's Supplies, Crockery, Glass
were, etc. , i ,I 12.»:
Painting and Paper Hanging.
L. llllttliti’.
81 WASHINGTON STREET,
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EAST NORWALK, CONN:
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HOiEL VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE STREET. .
Newly furnished throughout. Moat
comfortable and up-to-date hotel in the
city. Electricity and heat In every
room. Baths in connection. Pet'-
fect sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Alwayi comfortable and
quiet. I
Cni’e carrying a full line of Action
Merrill and Condit's wines. liquor!
and cignrl. Best ptocked bar in thd
city.
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clean, neat and durable. l
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Horace R. Nash,
COR. N. MAIN AND WEST 8T3.
OO. NORWALK. CONN. l
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Our stock of new goods just l‘n
is a little larger than ever below,
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Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner. . | 1
We have taken a good man!
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures fol
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We try to carry in stock every:
thing you need for the decoratici
of your house inside or out. .
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