‘ with a. Bovore cold at her home on
.
'rc
" Grmnport,
is entertaining her mother, Mrs. shone,
Mr. and Mrn. wut’mwo‘um upcui
mutability in New york.
Oscar Canfleld has moved from bu.
Ion Place to Newtown avenue, Nor»
walk.
Miss Catherone DiiCl‘ouii is laid up
the bridge.
.Mrs. D. Burr Bunch. of Betta Place,
for a few days.-
A lino collie dog owned by Dr. F.
B. Baker hnd Its log broken on the
bridge this morning by being run uret-
by Devine‘u milk wagon.
{The regular weekly social service
at the Advent Christian Church will
be led this evening by Rev. James W.
Davis.’
A on... meeting of tho omcuu Board
will be held utter the mayor mooting
tonight at the East Avcnuo Method-
ist Church, it in important that. all
should attend. '
The East Avenue Methodist. Sunday
school is preparing for a big cutertttin-
ment to be given on Wednesday. April
26. The affair will be in Charge of
Mrs. Enoch Bowen, which tissureec its
success.
Formal nnnounccmcnt has been
made of the wedding of James H. Wil-
bur, of North Adams, Mum. and Mrs.
Annie Wood, of 67 Van Znnt street. at
Grace Episcopal Church. White Plains.
last Thursday. They have been on
laying a bridal trip up the Hudson
river.
The L. U. Whist Club mot Tucsdai’
with Mrs. Lewis W. St. .Iohn, of St.
John avenue, and passed u very enjoy-
able afternoon. ’l‘ho prizcs worn, won
by Mrs. William Moot‘t‘. first: Mrs.
Keir-hum, second. and Miss Elizabeth
Wilson, consolation. The host. moot-
ing of the club will llt‘ hold at. the
homo of Mrs. Wilson Ii. St. .iohn.
Roy. Iddwurd Cunningham has re-
turhcd from the Methodist Now York
East. Conl‘crcucc at, \Villt‘l'iilll'y. and
will load the prayer mcctiug at. the
church this owning. ’i‘bvrt,» will be
a. Iurgp ntttmduuco doubtloss to wol—
coluo Mr. (Junninubtun who in to con-
tinuc in this hold of work wherc be
has boon so signuily successful and bus
cuticurctl himnclf in tho bcurts of poo-
pIo of the community of :III crowds and
sects and who bus so thoroughly or-
gultizod his pastorate :tud uidod in
bringing it up to its prompt high
slundnrd of oilit'lcnt'y.
Inst Norwuik'wus womb-ring Inst
rlandcr.‘ at tho tattoo ' works.
ln‘ In... tulmu .t Inc ztro bouillon.
Mortimer (mum) in making omen.
sivo liilitl‘rtt'x‘l‘llt‘lliii nil bin Mulp mroot.
proptuty. moving llib‘ burn back to u
now foundation In tho rcnr. and thoro-
by mulling room for scevurl good build-
ding sites on the street,
At. the meeting of the Auxiliary
Committee of How t‘o.. No. l, of lio-
wayton, the past wook. it won dooided
to hold“ a fair nnd onlortninmom. in
May. The chairman. Mrs. C. H. (lul-
dcr will appoint tho vnriouu com~
milleoofl ‘ ’
DARI'EN AND NOROTON.
Agents for N13 Evening Sentinel. In
Dhrlen. are Thaddeuo Bell, Arthur
Slaueon. and Wallace Sharer. Orders
tent to any Of the “We will receive
prompt attention.
Mru. J. E. Ballard has returned from
Stamford.
Miss Eleanor Stevens has returned
to Durien.
Miss Freda Sillimnn was in Stom-
t’ord. Monday.
Jacob 13. Raymond, of Rownyion. was
in town yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Chancellor has moved to Frank
Borden's house, East. Main stroot.
Mrs. Ccrrltt E. Smith was a visitor
in South Norwalk. yesterday.
Mlt‘vs Mary Warner is spending
week at her home in Wothorstlold.
{I
Charles Lloyd. of South Norwulk.
was in town yesterday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartford Smith worn
visitors in South Norwnik, yesterday.
'I‘ho caretaker of tho oxtcnsive duck
farm opposite Wee Burn links, moved
in Monday.
Mrs. E. E. Bruggorhof roturncd to
her summer homo in Noroton, after u
winlcr in Yonkers, N. Y.
Miss Mary McClellan roiurnod Mon
day to hor school in Pittsflcld, Muse.
from a visit to hor home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clutrlrs Wobhor. now
of Stamford, nrc tho proud parents of
it little daughter, a sister for Mini
.iruco.
Mrs. Arthur Whitnoy nud MISS bind
oliuo Whilnvy nrrivcd Sutnrduy from
Stamford for it Visit with Mrs. flour)
Whitney. ‘ ‘ '
Tho l‘hditls‘ Aid Socloly of tilt‘ Mt‘llt
odisi, Episcopal (‘burt-b mot 'I‘ucndu)
ni’lornoou with Mrs. John lil'llllllllt’l‘
Muin strot-t.
Mr. and Mrs. 'I‘bcodoro Davenport
buvo I‘t'lill‘llt'tl from tho South for tbt
night as to tho runsc of n iuruo num-
ber of Sl‘ili‘i'lliillz purtics who wct'o
scouring tbs» bitzhwnys. Irrwttys mu 5
ilt‘lli;t'.‘~ nod to ()III 1.1' lb:. wuy Width»
in IlI‘Iillly. ’l ht‘ro uoru bulb in till",
l'iZIL't‘“, no ‘.l on l‘tII‘M i mi. :12. ‘l t... in».
(‘j.l':\“.i ttud 7".il'tiiill;.', puliiw: ob t-ml.
'I‘boy rommcnoml nt Norwulh nnd
srourotl Ibo country. What it was
all about poopb- wondt-rcd. Finally
its was disrovvrrd that tho scorch was
being tiit'cctod by n Norwulk firm,
and tho ohjcct of thoscnrcb was three
borsrs with-b bud cscnpvd. 'l‘bo thrco
unimuls wore brought. to Norwnlk sov-
tu‘nl duyn ago in n curiond oi' txrocu
borsou from Ohio bought. by the con-
t'orii. 'l‘lll'oo of tbcm worn u'ttntcd by
Ilridgt‘port parties and “’t‘i‘t‘ lit-lug tuit-
on to that city win-n thvy look fright
at on uutomobilo und boltod. 'i‘ho
mun who was with them was unable
to catch ibom and o. gonortti scorch
was Instilutod. It won foul-rd that
the animals would mm-t with some
burnt if ullowod to womb-r about nnd
every attempt wns mudo to lot-mo
them. One wnu found on tho Greg-
ory Boulcvnrd into last night uud the
others have ulnco boon ltit‘iiit‘tl.
ROWAYTON.
Agents for The‘Evening Sentinel. in
Rowayton. are Frederick Lockwood.
Elw°od Broadway and Charles Petty.
Orders tent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
David Albrocht. of Ruymoud street,
spent yostcrduy In Now York city.
MI'I-l. AIbt-ri Davin nud t‘umlli'. or
Brooknidc. have moved wost.
~—
ltldwurd Vincent. of Itowuylou ovo-
nuo to unwind large uunutitivu of cord
wood in tho Colonel Ruymond tutti.
Elwood Broadway, of t'rm-k‘ott
strm-t, is out Ihbt uprimr with u now
:tutmuobllt- born on bin blow-In.
Htcpbcu I’rlnt‘o, oi Rnilroud uvcuuo.
hm». disptmod of bin Villllilillt' potutor
dog to purllt'n‘ in Norwnllt.
Mru. Sill'littt,'i‘ t'. Iiortou. or Itowny~
ton, wuu tho guont of MIIIH Albion
lbtyumnd. Noroion. Monday.
liurvry Minor. of tho Wont
who i'tlt'uplly took it poultiou
'l'litltilltlt intrlimt” Milli roulgnmi.
Hide.
Willi
William Youngn has moved from
thin plum to Fluid Norwnlk. whom he
Intends to rcuide In the futurn.
Jame M. Wiumou. of Burton. he:
returned from Greenwich. and In now
Mal-ting in the oonntruotton of n turtle
stable at Tokeneko.
NM. William .I. Grow roturnod to
flownyum the past week trom her vim
It with MT; Itilthrien Fordhnm. of
Hurry Oberiunder, non or John on.
ejrs
twirl. ,t'i.
summer. and trio with Mr. and Mrs
Rambo. East Main strobt.
Mi'. lillfi .li‘fi. 'ldll'liir.“ ill, \Villsttll
illi\ . totur'trd from t‘uir trip Io tItt‘
\‘t't-H. lll'l out I. .-- my.
Lllt‘i thmtrr bonit- III iioII nvouuo.
:‘i’. ill ill,
Nov. 1‘. ll. Millcr bus boon in uttond-
unco tho post wouk at tho M. it}. run
fox-once. n Wntorbury. ills pulpit in
Il‘utritu was supplied by Roy. O'BI’lt‘I.
last Sunday.
Curtis huvo boon rccolvcd by Durion
friends for Illt‘ wcddlui: of Miss Limit
Clark and ti. It‘rod ltorltwcll. whirl
will tnko plow in Stamford. April 25.
iii St. Andrew‘s Church,
Miss Agnes Ituymond t'Ollillillt-H it
improvo and spout it day tho pus:
\vvok with hcr fritdui, Miss Wort-cum
of Stamford Misu \Vnrrt-n 'r is t-utm
toiuing u fricnd from England.
Mrs. t.‘l;.'do t‘. Horton. .II‘.. of lirot-k
\‘li‘lo. (hutttdu. bun l't't‘l‘lilly boon t-ujoy
lug mimic-sugar north-s. Shc wrltm
to her homo In Noroton tbut tho snow
ban uII gout: and spring, is opcuiug.
Lust Sunday ovoniug at tho Motho
dint (lluu‘oh u duct Will-i given by Mrn
Boujnmin St. .Iobtt uud bur dnuizhtor
Minn .Icusio SI. .iohu. It won vrri
finoly rondcrod, and um: untitled "I.
Won Spokcu for tho thtur."
-~
Misti Edith Slnltuon llt‘it'tl ilH organ
in at. tho M. 1'). Church last Sunday.
giving t'xcvllrul utitiufnt'tiou. 'I'lu
mombcrs of tho Mothodiut choir art
now liowurd Slum-ton. t'burlos It
Fitch. Minn Mnboi Fitch. Minn Nollie
Poznan, Mrn. iloujuntin St. John. Woo
Icy Wood.
Mrn. Nancy Waterbury dlmi tho
tom of April ill. bur homo in Rock
woll'n illduc. Hiw won tilt yt‘m‘u of ugo
'l‘ho rum-rill Will Iulw pluml It‘t'lduy.
from Iwr Iulo I'I'hllll‘ill’l‘. llm‘ltwoit't
Rlduo. Mru. thtm'hury who u «but-v oi
Mru. ('Inru ’I‘rlutrnm of llurivu ttud IIo
I‘iitit‘ Avrry.
Mr. uud Mrs. AItrod Morvbouso. Sit.
RN! to California. und I‘H‘J'lllly Visited
Willluui HIrm-t‘u Hittitll'fi, Mro. (burn
Float. uud Millii HIN'OI. Mr, uud Mrs.
chilly Wilurr tho charming novolty oi
ouliu Itly hvdtzou nbotuuicd. 'I‘Jtey Iiitltl
visited Mr. and Mrn. Theodora More
hound at their homo in lion Francluco.
Mary Wi’lch, or (ilnuvilir, near Port
(Shooter. hull certainly been having a
glorious lug. Sim urrivod In Ilurlou
last. Friday or Suturdny, and but; con-
numod enough spirituous and intoxicat-
ing liquors to flout it. hnttlonhlu. on
Sunday rho discarded hotel life and
look up her abode in the Womb: or by
tho trident! the road, wherovor night
overtook bur. 8hr- wandcrod about
Norman in tho vicinity at tho Boldloret'
Homo uud some of the old soldiers
kept. her plantmtity nttppttml with lid
anything: Ask your mama,
minutipurmuu, ncit‘iltluu‘v. Will“
u do!!!” 39?
a,
left“.
town today for Clovolhnd. Ohio. whom’
the greater part. of the» time.
Morobouuo «punt. thr- wlutor in tho Io- ‘
‘lisounle old” I)“ "
, . t rnr
‘ a most in n’ stain of sinnetwtlion
he
bond was reported to Constanta Hun»
ford Smith. that stalwart; guardian of
tho low, and no link been on her trail
ovcr since. It was u very difficult
thing to trail anyone by the empty
hull pint bottles discarded. but he iln~
ally nucoeeded and locntad Mary lying=
by the rouduido, her nose looking like
u epruy of cardinal flower amid the
greening grune. Mary was placed In
the lockup, where nhe was fed with‘
bromides and allowed to sober up. A
ticket, was than purchased and take
was placed on the train for Glonvlllc.
wnsrponr.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. In
Westport, are 8. Dlglovnnnl and Wm.
E. Nash. Orders sent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
The Boy's; Aid Club of (ihr at church
is to meet in the guild vomit, ‘hursduy.
I“. 1.. Tommy, of thrron, Pd, has
been on u business trip here.
Harry Shorwuod and wife are visit-
ing friontlu in New Jersey.
Ming Loulno North has returned from
a visit. with friends in Hartford.
Minn Hattie Darrow ban boon onion
mining Miss Ruth Ballard, of Barton.
Dr. Howard Taylor and wife left. for
thcir home in New York. Monday of-
ter a brief visit her with friends.
Thcro is to ho a special union SO!"
vict- in Christ. church to-nigbt. Rev.
James Goodwin, of Hartford. will
preach. _
Rev, it]. P. Ilounshury in the new
pastor of the Methodist church hero.
and the members believe that. an ex-
cellent choice has been made.
Following is tho programme offered
at the meeting of the grunge tlast
night: “Good and Bad Farming in
Wristptlrl and How to improve the
Bad." (”loot-go Fttircbild; roudlugu by
Mrs. I). ll. Bradioy. .ir., and lrvlutr.
Siouc; "Forming In the Wont." E. N.
Sippcrioy; "(hit-rout Evonts," Hurry
it‘nirchiid; roritution. Clinton Banks.
The music. who under tho direction of
Miss Christobvl Sippovioy.
CRANBURY. ‘1
Mrs. F. F. Clark is ill '
Miss Katio Littougcr spout, Sunday
with Miss Frances (irogory.
Mrs. Albert \Volluitz spent. Monday
with Mrs. Roostol. in Norwuik.
.__....._......T__._.
Mrs. Russell spout ’i‘ucsduy in Now
York.
Mrs. (imrgo ilouym in visiting her
motbor in Perth Amboy. New .Iorscy.
Mrs. .Iamcs Iidtiory, ot‘ Norwulk.
visitrd nt. Churloa Buttory's. Monday.
'l‘. E. Gregory spout ,chuosduy in
lb'idgoport.
Miss Millio Cook, of Now York, Vls»
itod hcr purcms bore on Sunday.
Mrs. A. Iluttory. of Norwnik. spout
n‘riduy with bur mothot‘, Mrs. Mt“
Nougblou. , -
Mrs. Katie Bonnt‘r, Mrs. Lillie lion-
nor nml Miss Monro. of Norwnlk. spout
Sunday at David 'l‘inkler'u.
Mr. and Mrs. it‘rod Fruity. of Nov-
wnlk, \\'t'l‘t‘ guests at Mrs. Uronk‘s,
Sunday.
Minn Hazel Sims, of Bridgeport.
visited her aunt, Mrs. D. A. Fillmv, Inst
wtwk.
licslcr Gregory. of Brooklyn. spent
Sunday with his father, William (trog-
ory.
Wonk Shot-wood. of Bridgeport, and
SIIu'u Sherwood. of Eunt Norwnlk.
spout Sunday with their futbor, W. ll.
Sherwood.
'I‘ho poopio who purchased ' Ibo
Snuudors' pince Inst. your huvo Itud it
ropniutod nud moved tholr goods here
last. work from Long island.
WESTON.
Miss Elln Fonton in tho Kilt-Wit ,or
Ml‘ii. Wililnm iluzon In ltcddlug.
Merwin iinnkn nod fumlly tit-o mov-
lug thin work to Bothol.
Nnthnn Perry lliitl purvbanod u now
driving horse.
Minn Holon Bililku mul HINU‘I' limit
Imvo lit-on upondiuu n work in iiridgo-
purl.
Norilvld (lrullm! will hold Its rcgultlr
mul-uioulhly hunting on il‘riduy «vo-
nlug.
Mala tirut'e i'IuIt. of Now lluvon, Illlli
vinitod with her urnndi‘nthrr. F.
Nichols.
‘
I.
can
hire. 1.. It. Hoyt hnn returnoti Immr.
uftnr unending the winter In Bridge-
)rt. '
pt
Mr, and Mrs. M. 'i‘. Donnoily. of New
York, viaitod their bummer homo hero
midweek,
m
('lliurleis Rowinnd, who hm; been arr-
lously ill with pneumonia. ill iuiprow
lug.
Minn Holohn Hill, of New Haven.
btn; visited her aunt, Mrs. Mabel illicit~
Mm Annie Bailout. to visiting in
Waterbury.
Charla Meeker, of New Hutton. and
,duuxh‘ r. 'Mrn, Bronson. of Chicago.
havo' piled friends in town this week.
hm. firouson will return to Ghioago on
murmur. '
'I‘w,,,1'lim,~ Inntonwormmw. mum tho
' "no , mutant tittgrttt iii.
, «liver v Rev. J. b annuity
;' communal Church. tut.
j morning trad months. Irr-
g L m
. I W ,
one appropriate to, the any,
N w cknnnu.
dlhoodoro I'lurtine of Now Ym'k, vioit.
ml with his puronlu In East nvouuo,
Sunday nod Monday.
i
The Capt. Purdy Itomstond. South
Main istroct. in receiving a coat of
paint.
Mr. ttnd Mrs. (L howls Ilnvba worn
the guests of relatives in Itidneileld,
Sunday.
W
W...— mun—r
’l‘bo now fixtures for It. .i. I’lrown'n
intuit. murkct. bnvo urrlvetl, itlltl uro
being iuntullod.
I-larry ibirthtcm nod Illdwnrd Whil-
her. of Norwulk worn gutmtn .ot’ AI“
thur Snitliu in Ituiiroud uvcuuo, Sun—
titty.
l
......—.. v“...
(i. '(i. White's. grocery store is ho
lug rcnovntod, and now present,“ a
more cheerful upptutrnucc upon outer.
ing.
'l‘ho funeral of Eli Brown was bold
'l‘uouduy afternoon from his late roul-
donco. Rov, it. if. Noido, I). 1),, 0m.
(fluted.
L Harvey (loops bun rontod the room
over (liibort i’v Lot'kwoml’n nnu‘kot
where he will conduct a litti‘llt'b‘s bill-ii‘
nous.
Edward Pnuloy. who has boon cm-
p‘loyod'by W. S. Raymond. hurt it po-
sition with tho Yule til. ’I‘owno Mtg. (‘30.,
and will begin work Monday.
int: disnblrd. Monday night, on tho
motor our, is was uocossut'v to run a
steam truth on tlm hrnuch for scvcrui
trips 'l‘ucsday morning.
Postmaster Iloyt and family. Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Whooicr and Mrs.
.Inmon Sliiimuu nttcntlotl tho funeral of
Mr. Edgar Show. in nodding. Monday.
Ned Fairly out! D. R. Morritt‘. wont
to New York, 'l‘nosdhy. nud l‘HIil‘ill‘ti
homo in Mr. it‘oirty’u nutmnobllo,
which Ito purchasvd of Agcnt, Mt‘l‘i‘lli.
Owing to thr- runuing gonr becom—
'I‘ho boron brimming to Mr. l‘ickol.
who iol‘t town owing bills, nnd which
Wm; ailm'bmi by outV of “tho ('I‘l‘liilllrF.
was sold ul Ibo signpost, ‘I‘ucsdny at
auction. It brought $10.3“, being pur-
chased by it‘. 1.. Wood.
Chariot; li‘rmwr, nu omplnyoo ut
'Iloyi‘s nursm'y, th'nuu‘ tl\‘t‘l'l()lltlt'tl
with “llro wutor,” Suturduy owning
and thought bo nwnt-d cwrytbiuu in
sight. Ilo wutr pittt't‘d In tho loch-up
nt'lcr u tussic, uml wits rcmttiut‘d thorn
until Monthly, to sobvr up. Hl‘ was
brought llt‘ltli't* .Iustit-o Stillman. und
linod $2 and rosin. :mttutntiun to bimbo,
()lliccr Mi‘l‘l'lll ost-oriod him to llrninv-
port, as Ilt‘ wot; nnnblv to pity up.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAv‘s LAKE
SUPERIOR BRANCH.
LONDON. April I1;.~«~'l‘bo slot-kindli-
ovs of tho ”i'hlm ’I‘runk Rnllroud ..r
Cunndu. at lill‘ll ;-I‘llil'flllllllili lllt‘t'lllV.
today under the pr.-.sidvnvy of Sir
(‘bhrll-n Rivors ‘.\:Ison Eililliill‘il Ibo
l‘l‘l'll‘l‘l of tho di~muz~ till .1. u In’tvt‘
Slil‘t‘l'il by tho cliztitumu. ’l‘hc stut.»
mourn mndo \voro m \i'ili or gt‘iit'itll in.
it‘l‘t'Sl, vxr-cpt tho nnuouttt'mumu tbnl
lb t'utmttutrlion of tho Inigo Supt-riot
Ili‘liili b will rommom-v in .quc uud tin-
buiidim: of tho l‘l'tlll‘io brunch in
July Sir t‘lltii‘ltu: t'tlilfll'llililiilt‘ii iii"
sttu'kholdt'rs on tho liuuuciul ussot-iu
lion of tho Itothschildrs with tho
liruml'l‘runk ltnilroud In ronntwilou
with tho flotation of llil‘ I‘t‘Ct‘lIi (iruiul
’l‘t‘nuIi-I‘ut-illt- bonds.
RUSSIAN COMMITS SUICIDE.
S’i‘. l‘ill'l‘l'ZRSillflill, April ifl.-~~A pt»
t-ullur cusp of u pcnsunt who commit-
tml suit-ido in .Iopuuvst- t‘usbion in n:-
ported from Ynmysborn, nonr 'I‘sur-
sltotnSolu. 'I‘ltt- punsuut llt‘t‘ilillt‘ n
izi‘utli admirer of tho vulianoy of tho
.liIDiilii'Si‘, llo infortmvd his family that
ho \vns tirod of Ilfc. nud thnt llt' prn~
pound to imltntc tbolr mothod of smi-
citio nud ot'ldontly curriod out his in-
tontiouu.
FIELD eELLs
INSURANCE.
Euoowmems PRINCIPALLY.
LIFE ALso.
on‘t put off until tomorrow tht
duty of today.
Office. United Bank Building,
South Norwaik, Conn.
Telephcno 353—45.
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For
PAINTS.
i.-
Intcrlor Decorations and Houu Paint-
Ing, Go to the
funk Hardware (lo.
34 MAIN “near.
nonwALK.
m
mounting Dapmmnt In Charge of
(“39. I. STAFFORD.
of New York
Jan—n-
Our apaelmy I.
HIGH CLASS WORK.
llama Work cnup.
c‘rucco RILItF.
PARQUET moons.
Ind
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nutldcra' suppliu and
my: .3 7
(general Hardwnr’b
oriental V musical new ,0
Mobile
Cylinder or
In the bent on tho nutriwt, It wouru
longur and will not injuro your ('Ili‘illtl‘.
u—m
I .’ \ ,'
Dixon 5 Graphic
Axle Grease
for wagons. ruuwuyu and oil hindu of
t
gouriug run he found of this ntoro.
Charles E. Dow,
‘ HARDWARE.
.111 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 1434.
AT ALL Hours
GAS
WATER HEATERS
$7.50 $9.75 $14.00
ENTIRELM lNDEPENDENT OF
GAS RANGE OR COAL RANGE,
WHEN YOU HAVE ENOUGH. TURN
OFF THE GAS AND STOP THE EX.
PENSE.
itinli’liiigiingit
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.
owcrrwrrnw
Grant’s Restaurant
88 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
BEST PLACE lN TOWN TO GET
10 AND 15 CENT LUNCHES; REGU-
LAR DINNER, 25 CENTS; 2i MEALS
FOR $3.50.
F.S.BANKS
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ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR JOB-
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HOT W] 718.
AND 015
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thorn Iiillt‘ti, 10c 1b.: Flu Filth. lit!
, II)»: li'rcsb llcrring, 5c lb.; Libo Pick-
ortel. in: In; Idols, 120 1b.; German
Corp, tic 1b.; lluvk Shad, 100 1b.; Roe
Shad, '12.; lb.; Stcuk ooh, 12c 1b.; inu-
ibul‘, Jill 1b.; (,lroon Smolt, 120 it). All
other kinds of duh, at. rcnnonablo pric-
Cu. ' - _
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
am End of Washington “sum Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES oucnoss. Prop.
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I‘I'I‘n'l'uhzn
Get in lice
out of. the attic: look It over.
If it Isn't a NATIONAL "swap"
It for one: or let us tune It up
to run “something like :1 NA-
TIONAL."
Bargains In Tires.
Don't forget the Guaranteed
Gas Mantle. '
H.R. BULKLEY,
52 80. MAIN 8 .
ml,-
’ saws.“ Esme:
Of All Kinds.
Liberal Policy for Automobile: with-
out restriction to storage of Gasoline.
JACOB. M. LAYTON
,R. R. live" South Narwalk.
Telephone 35-1.
1'47. 19°4-
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
BTOVES AND RANGEI.
ILA'I'E AND TIN ROOFINI.
Ga- and Steam Flttlnl,
On Fixturen. Metal Collin.
Have you seen our flock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKIIS
COMPANY. .
t1 WALL eraser. NOHWALK.
Wall i’apét Tall.
Selecting Wall Paper is Inrgoty n
ltc.
mutter of taste. We have everything
In color, design and grade. We will
illtl you in making selections that will
harmonize with your other interior
decorations. . , .
TO ORDER.
Window shades and picture frames.
SPECIAL.
Cloth Window Shades, with fringe,
25c. White and Brass Curtain Poles,
luc. ,
Painter's supplies, Crockery, Glass-
ware, etc. , i . t Ill)? .5.
Painting and Paper Iiungiutg.
l. H. linker,
87 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwaik. Conn.
Telephone Connection.
INSTANT REltlEF 133$.”
‘ (m i. horn Throat. with BRAZILIAN
BA .M. no down 25". No opium.
(in) Infnlithlo cure for Aolltmu, Cn-
tnrr .nmnnhttlund nlol Cunnump-
“on. Min and .1.th rm mm. mm
$8.00 propnid. N. If. Jaw non lit 0",,
"VII“ , ‘Io. Ind.
Will. “I.
ulkltu alumna
an
«atom: mum
cum“ in m
done mo uwln purine.
New Indium! Mic llitm.
Have no lflpfllfl'. can chew mm
in operation. .
80mm to .IIIIIMW and My
rim in um Ind Nomi Ninth
in. We, «hum.
IRE (r. N. McKIBBIN
I
MFG CD.
mum-nu“
Fresh niche
; nomvrcroim
litroat. Nose and
Any dimmed condition of tho
Throat. None or Eur successfully and
m-ioutliicnlly fronted and ourud by lino. w
lutout. and moot improved methodn 0M
moraines. Now lnutuliod at £16 South
Main street, and any culling will but;
iiivcu consultation and examination
tron, by u upcotaiiot who has been not»
nectcd with the Now York Hospital.
WAGE wonkcns' Hosp. SOCIETY.
‘ Branch, 66 80. Main St.
Treatment bourn, 840, 1‘4. 7-8.
‘ singing
i I‘m“
15 STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, 250
3 LBS. MILK CRACKERS, 25d
' 3 Can: Corn. , , ‘7 " ‘250
3 Can: Soup, 25:;
. Pure Leaf Lard, 11c LB.
12:. STULL
n4 COTTAGE 'AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
m
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE STREET.
Newly furnished throughout. Mont
comfortable and uptodnte hotel in in.
city. Electricity and heat in every
room. Baths in connection. Per-
fect sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Alwayl comfortable and
quiet. , ‘ . ‘
Cute carrying a full line of Ackan
Merrill and Condit's wines, Hour)"
and cigars. Best stocked bar in on
city.
T. J. SULLIVAN. Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL, 395—3.
21;.
T51 .mdard
Use STANDARD FIXTURE'I
for your Bath Room. ' They on
clean, neat and durable.
Horace R. Nash,
COR. N. MAIN AND WEST 8T3.
IO. NORWALK. CONN. i
iPerilll
Paper.
Our stock of new goods just in
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 best
manner. a
We have taken a good man!
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures fol,
your work. t .W‘
We try to carry in stock every-
thing you need for the dccoratic *
of your house inside or out. .
E. E.
Gorham,
TILEPHONI “IF-I. . n
10 FIRST or. n. human
mi Jam“. in on n
AGENCIES. ,. '
ALL imunmcu um. WWI.
mourners .uolmnv. cum-
IDA? 'ncul’n. y
PATENTS amount».
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nun-u.“
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