Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 15, 1905 · page 7

 

 

'. G. W. (lorhnm.

 

 

Minn Kath inn DHIII‘IIBB In not so
well today, nouralaiohoving not in.

”W. «
Mrs. Emmn’Aahbrook is movies
from Strawberry Hill to Fitch street.

 

The regular Sunday nervicea will be
held as uaualltomorrow at the East
A'ih'nuo ‘ Moment; Church.

The 0. N. C. baseball team will
Play the Nationalshon the Taylcir ave-
nue Hounds, South Norwnlk. today.

 

Emerson nyrpu led the meeting ot‘
the Junior Band last night. it was
largely attended.

Mrs. Michael 1). Drew Is visiting
friends in. Yonkers and Newark tor
a few. dayo.

i .
Edward J, Simona, of Winfield street,

in II! at his; home with congestio . ot
the lungs. ll.

M—

 

 

G. lioward King, who sustained a
bad lllll recontly, is now able to be.
out and about a. little each day.

it. in reported that. the boys who
play ball out the lot in Third ntreet.
will be denied this privilege lit the
future.

 

The Crescent Baseball Club is look.
ing for games, and will play any good
team. Games with Bridgeport teams
are desired.

 

The Eighth grade of the Marvin
school baseball team, deluded the
Seventh grade at baseball yesterday,
by a score of 12 to IO.

Howard Taylor injured his right
itland yesterday," willie playing ball,
and will be unable to work for neveral
days. The injured member I.“ badly
swollen.

 

’Coptain Verity. with the steamer
Addie V.. took the schtmni-r 'l‘ay to
the wharf oi‘ lillbbeli. Hall and Ran—
dall. ill Norwulk. The Toy l5; from
New Brunswick laden with lumber.

Frank Cai‘il'cy, oi" 'I‘llird street. is
quite ill at his home today with llll(‘ll«
mania and loop; trouble. He will prob.
ably be taken to the Not-walk Hospi-

'l‘he subject. of the meeting of the
Epwortll League of the lanai. Awnin-
Mothodist Church tolllorrow will be
“Gloril‘ying (loll ill ()ur iii-rl'mtiolls.”
The meeting will be under the leader-
ship of Harry Reynolds.

Rolleri ll. Wood. sexton of Trinity
Church. South Norwalk. war. one ol’
the part y of delegation of Douglas Ii‘ow-
lor Post, (I. A. ll.. Who Went ll) Slain-
l'ord to attend the anniversary ol‘ the
surrender of Ilnlwral Robert l4‘.. Lon.
held by Minor Post. i}. A. it, in that
city. on ’I‘Ilurlalay evolliillz

A dim poimntiz' i; a! work :l,"1llil.
Lani war it will be iovai. o flail
oral \.lil‘inb'.o“tlw;.;.~‘ lviglo illllrlliliil on
“tho farms.“ Recently a. fine to); tor-
rier dog owned by Miss Viola llyxlu-e.
was poisoned. IIIII either got all mer-
done of the poison or not enough. The
animal is ill a t'air way to l‘(‘t'()\'l‘i‘.

For the eollvi-lliellve of friend. of
The Sentinel In East Ntii'u'nli., a letter
box has been plared ill from of \\'il-
liilm R. t'lilin'rt‘s store on lln- \Vilfill-
lllfilon street bridge. into this, box
may be dropped items of llo\\‘>‘ for
publication. They will In- IUlIi‘L'll'll
daily. An lill evidenm- oi‘ lzood t‘aiih
o! the writer. lllrso items mhould be
signed.

ROWAYTON.

Agents for The Evening Sentinel. In
Rowayton, are Frederick Lockwood,
Elwood Broadway and Charles Petty.
Orders cent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.

 

 

 

George Wright. the actor. is} at inn
summer cottage for the nouson,

Ira ii. Kiggius. of the \Vi‘n‘l Hidu:
who roeenily st‘t‘lll‘t‘d a llilh’lliull. ban
resigned.

 

Mr. mid Mrs. iluniur. of New York.

have been visiting Mr. and hire. .1. S.
lioyl. oi Contentment. inland.
Harry Oberlandor has now: lo

TillilOll. lndiaua, to take a poallion III
a large automobile lilanumctory.
............_.-

Alex Raymond. of River hll‘l‘l‘l. Ililii
recently pul'ohulmd a now lltll'h‘t' which
in nuld to be built young and apeedy.

'I‘lh» whbd rIuIl of tho Wool Shiv
oi the litier me! at Mina l-lilnlv ltny~
lnoutl'a. on the liarleu Itoud. .imor
day.

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.Iohu (lino-lander. lnilnagor oi lio-
Iniunrh Worlta. llilli rrvelvuti a load of
utipplloa Iroln I’nlnlvr lirotln-ia. I‘on-
Cob, Conn.

Florence llnymoud. teacher at
(lmenlield ilill. arrived home yonlcr-
day to lilil'llll her limiter vacation at
the home of her |iIlI‘l.'llIli.

Rowuyton Illnpthu Iihllreh, Frank (.1.
Brown. pllrltol'~-~Sorvluen nt loziil and
7:30 1). Inn-“Morning normml whit-oi.
"The All Conquering Mun"; topic. of
evening Mormon. j'i‘ile Significant-n of
Palm Sunday." Solo by l‘lnviil Albrecht
It morning oerVioe. AI. evanlnu m-
uice. comet note "The Palms." by
Sunday school. 12:
Junior (3. lib. I; Benior (3. PI. mill.
Tuesday evening at 8. collage prayer
matting at home of Mrs. finmllel
White. Wedncnduy. at I: p. in. Ladlon'
.Ald met-In. HIM)? hour N’I’Vli'n on
"’I‘huminy eventual at ran.

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W qwm

,DARIEN nun nonoro

Anemia IDr ti... Evening Sentinel. in
Arthur
Qrdero

 

Dariun, :2 rt: Tim ddoue

prompt attention.

 

Norwalk. yesterday.

Stanton, and Wallace Snorer.
not to any of the above will receive

uni-u -

 

Bell,

W

James I’ooiey was a viuitor in South

W

Herman Hooter is expected here in

a short time for the summer.

Mm

The hold; one; at work organizing a
ball team for play during the coating

Bummer.

M.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarenre (Troloot,mi‘
South Nm‘wuik, were visitors in town

yonterday,

 

 

The frame. is up for one of Joseph
l-lindley'u new houses and part or the

aiding in on.

 

yeatorduy.

--...

William Brown. the South Norwalk
hat. manufacturer, was a visitor hero

 

The committee on incorporationn hail
resolution
incorporating the iJuricu Water and

reported ad vorsell' 0“

Iligilt Company.

the

wm—q «-

~Soed potatoes and garden needs,
of all kinds. Street's Cash Grocery.

Mrs. Cornelia Wilmoi. of Norman.
and Mrs. George Smith, oi‘ Stamford,
are visiting at. the oditor'r“. homo on

 

l-tiairoad avenue. New Canaan.

 

Aid Society
Church.

oi"

The funeral of lilo late Mrs. Nani-y
“Merino-y was held yesterday al‘ti‘r»
till o’rlock from her real
The services were. largely at-
Tilo inierlllellt Will-i lll Spring

noon at 2:
denee.
tended.
Urove Colllotot'y.

A collar and cuff suite. is Ill progress
this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Noxon for the benefit of the ldillll'is'
tho Congregational

.__..........___...

Rear Admiral Lowe. who is a resi-
oi' Xorotoll. lltlelldod‘ the
tire. of Minor i’onl. Grand Army of the
Repulliie. ill Siatlli‘ord. 'l‘hul'sday night,
Robinson. ol‘
Both oili-

dent

as did also llt'.

eers nladu interesting

The rigeonl horse race has seemed to
art as: a. stimulus on the sporting ln‘
.ctinrls' ol‘ the entire population and
Pill-
l'irk Snelinlall. the lower ill the. recent
lil'ilSll. still hollows that his horse i5
the hotter ol’ the two and Mr. Hugger
I; is wiliut: lo I'liI'i‘ him.
stands ready to put up the money for
it is also llll‘
and

tho nil' in full of talk L‘

the rare at any lime.
dorslood Illlli.

not

N. \V.
Fitch‘s liolne lol' Soldiers.

George
(loot-no Iiuyilloud have horn-on “‘llli’ll
they think aro \linllern. bill they have
yet made any deposits of money
on tho strength ol‘ their (-onvieliollu,

addresses.

 

if raves.

Knapp

WESTPORI.

 

Ant-mtg for the Evening Sentinel. in
Westpoit. an? ‘5. Digiovnnni and Wm.
Orders sent to either of the
Ploovc will receive prompt attention.

E. Nash.

Rev, llyhvnlan. Iormt-rly of Stopnoy.
llilH boon unsigned to the Sauuuturlt

Methodist ('Illll't'li.

The household eit’wis ill llii‘ Ill'eenn
Farms voilziul. oi‘ .lollil Ellwood are to

be sold at llllllllt‘ auction 'l‘uelalay.

Mills; ll't'llSilI'l'l'. .lolill

Following are llil‘ l'l't't‘lilll‘ l'li't‘li'il
()llli'i‘i's oi‘ t"olllpo lu‘nginr‘ I‘o.;
mull. Leopold Struck: assistant. Irving

.l. \l'ehlc.

There will be no appl'opiiiuliull for a
soldier‘s monument at Coulpo and the
decision of the legislature meets with
majority
been made. to
secure an appropriation for a mono-
ment ill the village, there would have

the. approval of the
here. Had the effort

bot-ll lllllilllllliilli—l act-ord.

gl't'lll

9.0.. #fi-....

II in said that about $ii,Ilnp has been
tux.
thanks to tile businesslike uleillods of
I‘ooloy. also that
“low oomplaintu \vvro heard from the
A majority are not. given
lei-ll
tax

collectvd on the lire
the collector M. ii.
lax puyl-ru."
to complaining about
tardy over mooring

ed Di‘chu the matter.

district

dues

 

NEW CANAAN.

Mias Edna Dayton in n Kiloul

 

friends in Olenbrook.

www-mw

Nolnou Id. Kinu hill-i put‘ohaaod from
George Ii. Stevens an indian uloiorey.

clc.

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William Henry in visiting bin and
John. who In foreman of II, it. Ilul'r'n

uurnery in Munrhealur.

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A. .I. Welmier hon moved from II. I‘_
In

Mmd'a I‘I'HIIII'III‘H. lilno
roomn in the Raymond

l ava-nur.
Block.

dullluoi Knrianalty moved into the.
Mead l'nilllltt- in illlrlin avenue. for-
morly occupied by Mra. Corrie. line-

(lmtl .

—~m Ma-

The New Commit will open the doll-
non on Detonation Day with the their
practice genie»

brook loam. some
will he played before.

, .4...» a...»

The magnum ‘ol’ ldhmly saw» a
company luthoir rooms in the tiny-
mond Block. Thurodny evening. much

monitor invited a Irlonii.

at heal Miller. an employer.- of
on Ruth. who ho- boun ill Im-
novo‘l'oi days. wuromovod to the Nola

mm hospital. ‘Widn it
, .. o _
1.. ll. Riliimw

the
o

elected

(filllll)

I ialggerl y

l"tli'li

nor
obligulloiln
when presented. but the lat-t lI-I that
the situation has been no Iioklluh for
yearn that none of the politicians dur-

of

tum-an

n.

volition. by in
hing. Dr. ii. ll. Koolor was elected
alternate.

m»-

Thu. n. n. Mood building, loot want.
9:) by national Kurianoky. in East are»

 

 

\ one. In being enlarged by a KOOIl-Fill~

ed addition. Dr. Iii. G. Cunningham
will take possession May 1. '

A farewell dinner was given‘to the
Bachelor's Club. in the parlors of the.
fire department, last. evening, by F. A.
Dickerman. the newadaaier. and cow
tectloner. Mr. Dickerman will enl-
bark on the non of matrimony noon.
and the oooanion was one or good feel-
lag and congratulations. The collation
was elaborate. After the repeat a
neuron of nuclei chat made the. hours
liliiin pleunantiy.

 

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W

MISS LEE AT THE CAPITAL.

.m—

Sayo White House Story in an in-
vent-Ion.

hliaa' Lee. ol’ tilenhrook. anyn that a
story aonl out from Worthington in re»
ital-d to her vinit to the White House
moat have emanated from some one
with a powerful imagination.

“l have last returned from Washing-
ton.“ she said today. "after a blunt
delightful visit. I want to get a bill
through this session, which should
have. passed In the lust. Congress, and
to obtain a pardon for a friendioas
man. The hill has a most favorable
outlook, and the machinery for the
pardon ur the man in Atlanta has barn
put to motion. I made no more dis.
Iurbullee at. the White House than i
llttlko every Sunday In the Presbyter-
ian Church ill Stamford, nor won I ask-
ed by Mr. Barnes. nor any other pen
son to ‘loava it.’ 1 had a. letter from
a (.‘ougl‘esaman from Connecticut. and
simply wishtnl to state. to tho I’I't‘l-ll-
dent the fuel. that a favorable word
from him to Congress—«both commit-
Ii‘t‘S (House and Senate) being ready
for imlnodlalo action on the l)iil—~
would put it through without. delay.
and. as ho is the only one in the Unit-
ed States who can pardon the colored
mall, to ask him for execution of clem-
olleg'. I saw the deitigazmn ot‘ the.
National Board of Trade (about ion of
them) ill the wailing-room. and also
some Japanese who were waiting to
pay their ronpeetn to the President. A
few (Itllt’l‘ ladies and gellilollloll Were
in lilo room. and the President. seeing
an. waved his hand to the usher to
present on. As i had gone. to the. fixed
uiivo Mansion only on business. I was
loyal enough to Illt‘ President of the
United States not to take his time an
net-ensurily and withdrew from those
who wont ill.

”‘You missed your eltalleo.‘ said a
L‘II‘llllI‘Ill‘dll in lllo (‘apliol to me later.
'you should have gone in and then said
what you wished to say.‘

“I have never done a Ihing of that
kind in my life, and shall not bexin
now. Mr. lIIIi’lii‘s and i exehauged
nothing: llill, iho pleasanlent. wordn.
and ho asked lilo ‘io change my or-
raud,‘ tolling liit‘ i then might see lilo
Prohidi-IIL'

“"l‘o tariff.” I linked.

“Ii is true I once not a. hill through
I‘onaroas which at least loo men told
me i would novel- dtv—lwo (‘ouul'tws

men from (,‘onneeticul living amour.
thou: i-an-ii one of illi‘lil (‘olla‘i'l-uailall
Hill. I hollow. the bill I am now in

ierroted in will paaa‘Illln session. (i
am not an heir). and llll‘ poor man
who has Iii‘l'll in prison over sixteen
years. and is without doubt inuoeenl.
ray those who know the case. will he
pardoned. I have some statements to
make lo the pardon t-lerk ioduy. if I
can not the priaonvl' nl Ilhrlnimnn
lllllt‘. and told llllll I should try uualn
for his lollgiwinllml'for portion. and bi
replimi he hoped. its Mr. Roosevelt had
zood luck at election time. that I also
would have maid lurk in bin lwlloil‘.‘
I wrote him that ii the pardon wax
secured we would find work for him
ill Stamford. He expressed himself
as grateful.

"I wan preaent at one of Hit" lilt’l‘l'
ingn oi" the Smool investigation. and
saw the. Senator from Utah. I also
heard Senator Milellell‘n lit-tonne in
tho Senate. and believe every word he
said in Into. i won Inont disgusted at
Iho sensational way It‘ll papers art-oi»
ed the public lilo following daywllot
Washington papers. however. i am
happy to any. i moi many old friends
in Waahlugton. and enjoyed lily may
inlnlonsoly. l was presented Willi u
Ill-hot to am the ground floor of the
Exocilllvtp Mansion; bill. did not. lllil‘
ii. Vinitorn at the Capitol from tho
Stains usually call upon their Senatorn
and (tollureaumeu. i sent my card in
all the (Iollnmllcnt delegation. except
the member from the Fourth Dian-let.
and uhould feel satiation to have them
on the Prohibition ticket. Ill u bioan.
anl 'eonvoraallon with (fongroauman
Ileury he said:

" ‘No one could ever Ihl'ow mini ui
lllo Prohibition pariy.’

"i wanted In any to Mr. Rom-volt
Iinll I eollld nuk him no favor on no
ennui of having mind for him: for
I worked lily very hold for Ilr. Swab

low: but that if ho would be our eun-
Iliiluio for the. I'reiihlenry. i uhould

work for him. The mutt time I vhdi
the iiinlriel of Columbia. I nhnil ordna-
I’M- a Prohibition Allianeo.‘5-~8lainlord
.ldvorulo, .Iilnuury 2m.

EMPEROR DENIES ECCLESIASTL
\CAL PETITION.

H'I‘. I’IO'I‘EIISIIURG. April “immut-
peror Nicholas has decided that tho
moment in lnopportuno to grant the
petition of, a group of influential eior.
itylllell tor a convocation of n zonal-oi
rounril to affect a reform of the on
olonlnutlcal ndmininiralion. 0h lilo
margin of the petition hill nluleliiy up»
pended a note no follow: ‘

“I find It llnponnibln In the armour
disturbed time» to undertake a lush of
linen magnitude requiring calm nonuni-
cration. lilollo‘winx the old enamel»
of the orthodox nmperorn. I intend.
boomer. so noon on there In a forum
hie moment. to out “not stills great
work. and autumn the wane“ or the

 

 
 

 

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tillultlll of quantum» of. faith and «o
rlonlnnthill Minn." - »

‘ i. ... .
TO PARTIALLY FARALLII. “THE.
CONCOLWATIO. *

Lillian Hill, at Hermite and album are

ll ’1’»

 

. an». Wm. ..

old Reunion church for it unnatural din-

Militia iflrflflllrol New I‘nnnau.

any ”in:

W. . ..W......m. . W..m~

Minimum wins commune on.
a.- earn . .

.
CHICAGO. April 15.~*Tllo University
0! Michigan has won the annual ooh
initiate debate» againnt [he University
of Chicago. thereby earning the title;
of champion 01‘ tho Control Debating
League. The duration wan, "Rt-350w.
ed. That the Preservation of tho (Jill-
nene Empire in for the Best Interests
of Civilization." Michigan had the
negative aide of the question.

 
 

availing?

.... m w. .w ,

POPULAanM

 

HOYT’S THEATRE.

WEEK APRIL 10.
Please: Everybody.

“The Roe Stock
Company.”

GREAT PLAYS AND SPECIALTIES.

Friday—A Warning to Women.

Saturday—Jesse James.

Saturday Matinee—Wile
Only.

EXTRA—Reed's Acrobatic Bull Tcr.
rIero.

In Name

PRICES:
Matinee ................ 106, 20c
Evening , ............... 10c, 20c, 30c

HOYT’S THEATRE.

ONE NIGHT ONLY,
THURSDAY, APRIL 20TH.
BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT,
Introducing the Hebrew Delineator,
SAM THORNE

THE PEDDLER.

BY HAL REID,

Under the Auspices of the Mayflower
Hook and Ladder 60., of

East Norwalk.
SEE—The Paddler.
The Children of the Ghetto.
The Great Cooper Union Scene.
The Stirring Dispossess Scene;
The Thrilling Scene in China.
town.
Prices ............ 25c, 50c. 75c, $1.00
Seats on Sale Tuesday. April 17th.
Exchange Tickets can be secured
from members of the company.

 

 

. 5 FOX... ..

THE LADIES' TAILOR.
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
Boga to annoonre to the. ladies that
he is ready for the wring. All kinds
of elotllt‘n made to order at l‘l‘tll-illllfl-
bio prleea. li‘ )illl wish to ho nultod.
Illi,‘Il call at lily «tore. ’I‘llere'n no
risk. You‘ll Sill’i 1:: be suited ill lily
place. Cleaning and repairing neat-
ly done. All kind\ of iloadydo-Wrar
Clothes. We aim have. a largo an
noriment of latdil-a‘ Wuhan from 25o
up to who. \Vu lule‘ some. nice
Skirts from $3.00 up in slot). Covert
Cloth (‘ouls front you up to liisiii.
We have other Sillilll‘pi'lliflt‘s which
we onunot mention; Alterations
free and perfect lit nouranleml. We
aim give llunt. Sianlpa. (‘aii at lily
nliii‘u before. going elsewhere.

31 MAIN 81"., NORWALK. CONN

 

We have received a shipment of
PALATABLE (tasteless)

God Liver Oil

with Matt and Hypophosphites.

dust at this season thorn in hardly
a nlodieino so valuable ill all allot-lions

if tho throat, chest and lungs. and for
building up the system ill general.

We sell this preparation, that is ful-
ly north sl. at the reduced price 0!

75¢ per bottle.

lilo leltfuss Pharmacy.
SOLE AGENTS.
I NO. MAIN 811. 80. NORWALK.

FIELD SELLS
INSURANCE.
ENDOWMENTS PRINCIPALLY.
LIFE ALBO.

on't put off until tomorrow in:
duty of today.
Office, United Bank Building.
South Norwolk, Conn.
Telephone (Ida—o.

 

For
PAINTS.

Wall Papers.

Interior Decorations and House Paint-
ing. (lo totho

llorrlll Hardware ”Go.

:4 MAIN “our,
, NORWALK.

a“.

manor-ting Department In elm-go of

0M. I- STAFFORD.
0' NOW York
Our Owllliy Io
HIGH CLASS WORK.
mm Work Cheap.

GRILL w’onittyrfi

liulldm' dough» and ,

 

 

 

when your lawn will and looking 111"
tor and “

A VICTORY BALL BEARING LAWN
MOWER

will keep it down hotter than any oth-
ei‘.. it hm; four binders with a doubio
alool ratchet to drive tilt-tn.
udjuntnleni. in porter-l. t‘ali alui look
”will over.

Charles—T. Dow,

HARDWARE.
.111 WASHINGTON CTREIT.
Phone 143—6.

meeeeweeewa

 

 

AT ALL HOURS

i l1 '\

" GAS
WATER HEATERS
$7.50 $9.75 $14.00

ENTIRELY INDEPENDENT 0F

GAS RANGE ’OR COAL RANGE.

- WHEN you HAVE ENOUGH. TURN

OFF THE GAS AND STOP THE EX-

PENSE.

Illilil’ililgminll.

’Phone 6|.
%%%WM+%MM

Grant 5 Restaurant .
88 North Main Street, South Norwaik.
BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO GET
10 AND 15 CENT LUNCHES; REGU~

LAR‘DINNER, 25 CENTS; 21 MEALS
FOR $3.50.

ALL HOME MADE BAKERY.

' ”F. S. BANKS”

Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor

ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR JOB-
BINO. BUILDING OF NEW AND RE-
MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.

IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS BY
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

—RE8IDENCB—
7| MAIN ITREET. NORWALK,

——-x

 

 

 

Bill lilllllll BANK

IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ORGANIZED 1882.

WITH
Capitol “00.00000
Surplus. “00.000.00

Not Profits. 360.000.00

“lollolu accounts of individual» mo
uranium-o, merchant. and corporation.
upon favor-bio term.

oowm Ii. MATHIWION, PHI.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vino-Pros
JACOB M. LAYTON. 0mm.
DIIIICTOM.
I. N. mailman John H. Li.” ,
John H. Knapp Romy um»
Ionian II. Marvin Ilmuoi Ill-untold»
Chrlotlnn sworn J. Wallace Marvin
Prod. H. Iowan.

”Mu“... . . .. WMJ

 

 

 

. ”m...”

latitudinal

PLUMBING.
3mm
HOT WI 71R.
[ND 013
FITTING
Mr M I’M; W
and Zinc.

oak-«W

no tendinitis an».

 

 

Alill Illtl '

Hot Water

H e , Flesh achep

“.Clreon Blues. 10o lh.; Fla F1311. I30
1b.; Fresh [lei-ring, In: lb.; Lille Pick-
el‘oi. 121; 1b.; Bold, 12c 11).; German
Carp, 9o 1b.; Buck Shad, 10o 1b.; Roe
Shad, 12.: in; Steak Cod,12c 1b.; lilti-
lbilt, 1.4.: lb.; (ll-cell Smelt, 12¢; 1b.“.nll
other kinds or link at reasonable prio-
oa. I

THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER

MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Bulidlnfl.‘

East End of Washington Street Bridge

CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS. Prop.
South Norwalk.

 

out of the attic; look it over.
If it Isn't a NATIONAL “swap"
it for one; or let on tune It up
to run “something like in NA-
TIONAU“

Bargain: In Tirol.

Don't forget the Guaranteed
Ga; Mantle.

H.R. BULKLEY,

' 62 80. MAIN ST.

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Sufety U ”Bonito"
or All Kinds. .

Liberal Policy for Automobile: with.
out restriction to storage at Gasoline.

JACOB. M. LAYTON

R. R. Am. South Narwalk.
Telephone 86-1.
1-47. . 19°4-
PLUMBING AND ITlAll
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
CTOVES AND RANGEI,
ILATE AND TIN ROOFINI,
Gu and Steam Fitting,
0n Fixturoo, Metal Ceiling. Ito.
Have you seen our otock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKIIS
COMPANY,
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.

 

Selecting Willi Paper in largely a
matter or 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 and picture frames.

SPECIAL.

Cloth Window Shades. with fringe,
25c. White and Brass Curtain Poles,

10c.

Painter's Supplies, Crockery. Glass

ware, etc. I ,fl ..

Painting and Paper Hanging.

I. H. linker,

8'] WASHINGTON STREET.

South Norwalk. Conn.
Toiophono Connection.

 
 

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3 calls Milk ...................... 250
2 pkgn. Grape Nuts 25d

3 pitgs. Curranta "

3 pkgs Ruinine .
3 okga. Pancake Flour ..........

2 ohms. II-O Oatmeal

u cannon AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. noun.

 

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Any diseased condition of tho
Throat. None or Ear successfully and
scientifically treated and cured by the
latest and most improved methods and

Now installed at 66 South
Main street, and any calling will no

_ given consultation and examination

tree, by a specialist who had been con
nocted with the New York Hospital.

 

WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY,
Branch. 66 80. Main St.

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CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE STREET.

Newly furnished throughout. Moot
comfortable and untodate hotel In the
city. Electricity and heat in every
room. Baths in connection. Per-
fect sanitation. Rooms excellentiir‘
appointed. Alwayl comfortable and

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quiet. .

Cafe carrying a full line of Ackon
Merrill and Condit‘s wines.
and cigars.
city.

'1‘. 1. SULLIVAN, Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL, 396—3.

liquor!
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Use STANDARD FIXTURE'l
for your Bath Room. They arr
clean, neat and durable. .

Horace R. Nash.

COR. N. MAIN AND WEST 8T3.
IO. NORWALK. CONN. I

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Wall
Paper.

Our stock of. new goods just 'I
is a little larger than ever baton,

Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner. »

We have taken I good min)
contract; for house painting and
will be glad to submit figure: to:
your work. ,3

We try to carry In stock every
thing you need for the decoratic
of your house inside or'out.

Gorham.

TILIPHONI 1M
10 FIRST IT. I. NORWALN.

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