JOIIII: Tbofiplou‘ ll pipe" m
launch in emlmhfdr the season.
Thom mull la bola: attended from
Cove “Net to Bedside Place.
Min 'Dllber. of Van Zandt street,
but had a new roof placed on her
hWDQ. I sh . i
Mi“ .Adl Thomplii a. who has been
V and» here has returned to
her home in Orange, N. J.
Law“ St. John has placed his launcll
in tho.,»water ready for the season’s
sport. .‘ . . .
Charles R. Baker has returned to
Brecht“, after spending Sunday with
relatlv here.
MI'I.‘ Mary J. ‘Wii'marlli,i of . Hawkins
avenuehlast Norwuik, who has been
aerionolytill, in slightly improved.
The Pastime Athletic Club will hold
an entertainment and exhibition in
their gymnasium in the near future.
Curtis lilins has purchased an eigh-
teen and a half foot launch inflrldgc-
DOri. and has brought the craft here.
A ap'ecial Fast. Day service will bo-
beld on Fridaynlghi. at the East AVc~
nue Methodist Church.‘ <
The iloat of the South Norwallt
launch Club has been put in place lul‘
the season. '
Attorney Leo Davis, Mrs, Davis and
theirson Léalie,“have returned hmnc
from I week's recreation trip at Atlan-
tic City. New Jersey.
The regular weekly clans meeting
willbe held tonight at the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church. James ljllom—
medial! will act as leader.
Harry Libbey lb moving from Pros-
pect-street, East Norwalk, to the va-
cant rooms in William J. 'lf‘wiss‘ house,
in Second avenue.
William P. Beers has the contract
for the foundhtion and mason work
of the new house to be erected for
Winfield Hartford. in Winfield street.
Miss Mary Nash. teacher at the
Fitch school. has as et been unable
to resume herti‘dutles atdho school
owing to therewita of being thrown
from her carriage, :iatli week.
The Sunday school oi! the East Arc—
nne Methodist Episcopal Church will
hold a rehearsal of the Easter music
tomorrow evening at 8 o‘clock; at the
home of the director, H. J. Hipson.
The Juanita Club met at the homc
0! E, E. Keoler. last night. and the
members enjoyed a very pleasant timc.
Plans are being made for outdoor
sports this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Raymond, oi
Cove street, who have been married
iiity~one years today, remember that
on their wedding day in New Canaan
it was necessary to shovel the snow
drifts away to reach the carriage,
A meeting of the East Norwalk Fire
Department was held last night at the
truck house of Mayflower Hook and
Ladder Company on Vnn Zandl sin-ct
and mailer pertaining to the proposed
new truck house were discusser. No
delinile action was taken however. and
another meeting will be held soon.
Work will be commenced today on
ibc new summer house to he crusted
on Smith’s island for John J. Walsh.
John .1. (Yavnnngh and olhcrs. 'i‘lic
launch Itillit‘kt‘lliliiili"il. set out for that
island. yesterday morning. with a
number of workmen on board. but tho.
sea was too heavy and they put back
to shore.
A surprise party was given last
night on Miss Ethel Bell, 36 (‘ovc
street at her home. A number of her
friends wen» present, and the evening
was spent in lIlili-lll' and games. after
which refreshments were served.
After midnight. the guests departed,
wishing many happy returns of the
tiny. ,
Recently while. Charles Wright and
Fred Brundngc were ducking they had
a sad mishap. they saw a few old
squaws flying by. and they both tired
at. the same time and the recoil of the
guns threw them backwards upon
the. gunwale "of the duckboat and the
bout. upset and they went splashing
into the cold water, and the lads came
home sorry but wiser duckhuntcrs.
, it is a trifle early for bathing as
yet and the water is not quitc as warm
as is generally desired by those who
love a dip in the brine, bill the start
has been made and the bathing may
now be said to be oilicially open. Suns
day Sylvester Elzea took a voluntary
swim in the. Sound at Westport. He
was out walking with some compliments
and the matter came up in the form
of a dare. Elzea took the swim, but
did not stay long in the water.
Rev. A. J. Smith, the new pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal Church.
preached a Palm Sunday sermon yes-
terday morning, his first sermon in
his pastorate. lie was heard by a large
audience. Mr, Smith took for the text
of his sermon the passage of John
19:”. “Paruelvo ow “ye‘ have prevail-
ed nothing? Bo old ‘the world is
gone liter bin12"';~"'iiha'prelvchervclto
pinned that lukewarm were spoken
by the chemical)! Jeans on! the orig-
inaljalmflundny, the day of his tri-
umphal‘ entrance into Jerusalem over
the way when the people had spread
palm branches on the ground for a oars
potc'lndirldinxnponra colt on which
never ,man out before. Those words
were the comment of the Pharisees
when they saw the multitudes escort-
lu Jesus intothe city. but the presch-
' or said that they hsdbecoma proohccy
whichwu now help fulfilled. in the
would of the gospel of Jssdruntil
today it has 500,000,000 followers. He
told how the Christian religion but
triumphed over the ancient Greek and
Roman religions which were flourish-
in; udflIl'Iu-llafl shut which now
ivlingie follower in alMlie
. ”‘1’ "
M ' world. 'ffl’he enemies afoul-Intrusive
lied nothing." said the preacher. _
Cindi! wants Jesus. Tilda
power on. earth by whlélt
mull be, saved." At the conclusion
" W$ Mr. Rmtih Wall irritated
’ .o‘i" dimple of his new pair
iii an internist ,. reception. at the
lie preached to a large. canary
. , .uvenln and with auxint
3 Week. graver mes.
_ A NQVVELJINTR 1“ UGTION.
' ‘ ' " . W in ‘ .
and. Howard Co.
Price.
The Dr. Howard Company have. on»
tered into an arrangement with 'llax’
tor'a Drug more. by which a. special
introductory offer will be made of 25
cents on the 50 cent also of their oclo-
hrated specific for the cure of consti-
potion and dyspepsia.
This medicine is a new discovery
for the cure of all diseases of the
alomach and bowels. it .not only
givemqulole relief; It makes perms
bent cured. . . ..
So remarkably successful has Dr.
Howard's specific been in curing con-
utipation. dyspepuia and all forms of
liver trouble, that Mr. Baxter will
return the price paid in every case
whore it does not‘slve relief.
, J WT.”— ‘
nllxt Thursday evening. He has not
yet made his home in this city. but
expects to move here and take up his
msidencc in the parsonage adjpining
the church some time during the pres
out woek.-Danbury News.
‘THE 7TH oaaoa's suapmse.
The 7th came so gayly forward
With vict'ry in their eyes.
But. when'they met the Si. trade,
,Tllerc was it big surprise.
.—
They thought it would be easy
To beat int-«we were wise!
Unexpectedly they met. defeat,
And, Oh! what a. surprise!
or course the still is sorry
To heat such noble men, .
But they won and did it squarely.
By the score of 12 to 10.
S. N. S.
Marvin Grammar School, East Nor-
wnik, Conn. 1
ROWAYTON.
Agents for The Evening-Sentinel, in
Rowayton. are Frederick LockwoOd,
Elwood Broadway, and Charles Potty.
orders sent to anyof the above will
receive prompt attention.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin ’i‘homes and
daughter. Wilma. of Jamica, L. i., are
visiting Mrs. Mary ’i‘nomea.
The Merry Twelve Whist Club will
meet this afternoon with Miss to.
Louise Stevens, of Rowayton.
Charles Morris has the contract for
the foundation of Mortimer C. Ogdcn‘s
new house in Rowayton avenue, and
will probably commence work in a
short time.
B. Arthur Griffin is having his barn
in Rowayton avenue repainted by Har-
vcy Minor, Mr. Griffin has filled in and
graded the lot on which the black-
smith sliop clouds and greatly improv-
ed the property.
A largo quantity of lumber for the
new quarters of Rownylon Hose Com-
pany has arrived at lhc foundation of
the building. and (‘onirnclor Nathan
Pinch will start work in a few days
on tho supcrst ructure.
The usual prayer meeting will be
bold in the Mcilmdlst Episcopal
Jl‘hurch. Thursday night, when the
{Si‘l'i'll‘u will be lmi by llll‘ ncu' pastor.
ill: y. l). W. lyliillv. loi'lncl‘iy 0i (Xin-
, llilll « .
' Mr. and Mrs. John Shcrninn‘ Hoyt
wont, to New York on Saturday to at-
tend the wcdtlingpi‘ Mrs. Hoyt’s’uncic.
James Slokcs. or New York, and Miss
Florence Brooks Chaliieid, of Brook-
lyn. The wedding took place ill 4
o'clock Saturday afternoon at the rosl~
deuce of the bride's sister, Mrs. John
Van Burch Thayer, of Monroe Plano,
Brooklyn. Dr. NewoJl Dwight Hints
and ihc bishop of New York ofliciniinu.
The house was- decorated with ferns
lillil palms. The bride. stood under a
bank of roscs. Louis Slade. of New
York, was host umn'. assisted by his
cousin, Dr. Orrin S. Wighlman. The
bride: entered upon the arm of her fur
ther. Henry W. Chaiiieid. She was
gowncd in white satin. trimmed with
while applique with vcli of the same
material. Her only jewels were a dis;
mond necklace. the gift of the bride
groom, a diamond petulant. and n sup-
phiro ring, given by Mr. anti Mrs. Ar-
thns C. James, her personal friends
and cousins of the bridegroom. The
wedding was a very quiet one. Mr.
Stokes and his bride will sail shortly
for an extended trip through Europe.
On their return to New York in the
autumn Mr. and Mrs. {stokes may
spend a short time in Brookvalc.
(.‘onn.. the country residence of 'the
bride, before coming to the New York
residence. 68 Park avmue, for the with
tor. The guests were: Mr. James ra»
ham Stokes. the Rev. Anson P. St es,
Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman Iloyt.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert. Hunter. Mica
ilclcn Stokes. Mr. Thomas Stokes. Mr.
W. It}. i). Stokes. Miss Olivia E. ii.
Stokes. Minn Carolina. Stokes, Mrs. A.
(l. Phelps, Mr. H. B. Stokes. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter W. Stokes. Mr. and Mrs.
w. C. Stokes. Mr. and Mrs. Willis D.
James, Mrs. W. E. Dodxo. tho Rev. .1).
Stuart Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
w. Dodge. Mrs. Gmrgo 33. Dodge.
Miss Catharina A. 0. Dodge. Mills
Grace H. Dodge. General «and Mrs.
Charles (1., D0008. Mr. and in. Cleve-
land ll. llodgo,,Mr.nand Mrs. Kilian
Van Rottweiler. . Mn. Kilian, J. W.
Stephens. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs, I. N. Phoip.
Stokes. lite MIueszBlokev. the Nissan
Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. Anson Phelps
Stokes. Baroness Haikett. Mr. Harold
P. Stokes and MiuMildnodE Stokes.
DARIEN AND NORO’I‘ON.
34m 1 . .
Agantu fonth‘oglygnln itintlnol. in
Dorian. are modem in l, Arthur
Olav-on. and Wallace Clinic. .Ordan
dunno any of the above will receive
prompt attention. , . y,
.. . W.
., V. R. Pooleywu in South Norwalk
Vestibular Oll'blilhelI-n 3‘ ~ *
. [Selectmen summer and Pooley and
William Plomi ("event to.“thIdluwn.
Holiday. .. u w > ,
There, will be serviceall‘riday night
Attire Coagulation! church. in ob-
servance of that Dav
. ,ta’d Wllilgfad
mu an , mortal-bis
Makes .a jam...
aroma: South No . it, a
visiting Mrs. Hartford. 3mm}...
the Dorian Free Library was held ljilt
evening at. the library rooms. it‘ll
the, plan of the committee toaelec a
number of new . , .
The town is hangover the a ry
that a cock light was held in town gal.
urdiiy night and there seems to be
some ground for the rumor but local
sports are keeping the matwr very
close and none of the details have
been allowed to leak o t as yet. .
Darlcn sporting blood; a at its he gill.
now since tho race between "Pasy"
Spellman and “Jack" Ilaggcrty wlth
‘iheir trotting steeds. Now almost ev-
ery other rcaidentof the town it. italic
in‘g “horse,",attd,,rtt least one third oi.
we residents are. owners of horses
which can do wonders. Those r (ling
men. however, have appeared toafiavc
cold feet when it comes to puttin tip
the money and it is now believed 1thai
lhis diiilculiy has been overcotllti. A
gcucrnl race is to be held on Decora.
lion Day for a prize of fifty build of
out»; ot'which 35 bags wlli,go.to the
winner and 15 bugs to second place.
There will probably be a dozen or
morerntrluu and a. very interesting
r’ncc meet is assured if present plans
are curried through. .
John M. Fadden and James l-lcillop,
grey haired citizens of New illnven.
each of whom confesses to neat-Islt rev.
only years. were before Judgty Dow
in the New Haven city court yesterday
morning charged with assauliin each
other. The two prisoners s owed
lunch evidence of the conflict. Both
were battered and bruised and looked
us it they hadlbeen put tbrou it n
threshing machine‘. The ilght”occur-
red at Faddcn's home, 78 Bristol
street. lieslop was visiting bin and
comes from the Soldiera' Home ‘t Nor?
olon. The two men got. into it our
cussion over religion and the argument
ended In a tight. _Each claimed the
other attacked him. Fadden was so
weak from loss of blood when taken
to the police station last night that he
fainted and both men had to-bo cared
for by a police surgeon. Judge Dow
imposed a line of $5 in each case.
wasrpoxr.
Agent. for the Evening Sentinel. in
Weatpori. are 8. Digiovanni and Wm.
E. Nash. Orders tent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
l’ntl'ick Olllcs has entered the em—
ploy of thc Traction Company.
Mrs, M. Kettle, of New Yor ,: is the
gucst'ol’ Mrs. Joscph G. Hydt.
Stanley Willardsen. of lloboken. N.
.l., is visiting friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Leonard (lault. who has been
seriously ill for some time is rcported
convnlcscing. 1
Aspctuck Lodgc. K. of i’.. iii to meet
tonighl and conicl‘ the first. dogrev
upon one candidntc.
Wilbur Sturges. who has bccn the
victim oi‘ pneumonia, is so for rt-cov-
crud (is in llt‘. chip to an about lmvn
Rcllcarsnls of PInill'UI‘c continue, but
only that tho tolcni only kcl p in touch
with tho work. The Oilt‘l‘il is rcudy
for prcwninliou.
l-‘oliowini,r ili‘l‘ ihc n--wi,v “lociwi nf~
drum of Viullunl lg‘uuino (To;
lilli fort-men. Martin Burke and W.
Vanankcrburg; ilnnncinl set-rotary.
Frank Brady: recording secretary,
John Lawrence: trcitsurcr. James
Burke: president, John (.‘nrpcnti-r.
- SOUTH WILTON.
M rs. Lewis Elblllfl' has been on the
sick list. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Si. George. of
Norwalk, visited friends dupe today.
Clinton B. llull has rcttlrncd home
after a visit with relatives in Ridgo
llold.
The many friends of Mrs, Martha
Burr will regret to learn of, her scr-
lous illness. .
Miss Lillian Merrill spent. Sunday
with her cousins, the Misses Sl. George.
in Norwalk.
Lieutenant. Jay Adlnrd. of New
York city, has been the intent of his
uncle. James H. Adlard.
George longs has returned to his
home hero all .r spending the winter in
Georgetown with his sister. Mrs. Bert
Brown. '
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds, ot
Cranbury. have been visit ng Mrs-Roy-
.nolds‘ mother. Mrs. Stu Weed. who
is again quito iii.
Miss Josephine Morehousc has gone
to Shippan Point to visit her sister,
Mm. James H. ,Hunford, Who is spend-
ing several weeks, there;
old one which bushes“ in a danger-
ous condition for apron time. ,, , ",
«Tho recent purchuilerd f the pretty
summer homer-i of Cour t? Bombs and
They add two more to i c list. of, New
York families making t‘ elr homes in
this vicinity. ~‘ .
NEW CANZIA—N.
Madame, l’apaaianlz and daughter
are making a ten day's visit in Wash.
lnzton.
Special services will be held in the
Congregational Church each evening
this week. , - , , _ _
Arthur; 812an and trim Everett and
Mr». Evelyn Reynolds Malt friends in
Springtime. Sunday. . 1
The quarterly meeting at the execu-
ilve? committee of th imbralry Asso-
ciation Will be held. o-ni‘ht. ‘
Mills Edith .Varian 1 t Bayonne, N.
J...is.ihar¢uoat of ill and Mrs. Wil-
liam Pottertln South lawma- ‘
Mrs. William novel and‘ can Ever-
ett. of New,York, are lhO malted! Mr.
and Mrs: w: B. stun ll» shit cyclical:
Rev. P. J. O'Leary. of at. Mpfllifl’
choral. will leave sodomy for
Hartford! where he lill’ attend. the
3";ng hi the oils t the. Cathedral,
‘ ,..'1 ,, 1. _» ‘
um . , . . .
"l‘hc home of Jolt Ill1lioii. who!»
employed“ comm ‘ub $1.7m Alli.
Watemwmi, Fri“ macaw, it
fill and it sold all watts, were!
-Mu . I 1' it! V D
a
“the w
”atom; at
turfifiulhy
Wit, . ii"
A uiecting at the book committee‘oi ‘
Assist - ,
A new bridge is being built over ihb’,
river near the station to replace thel‘
Orcon Ballerina": mo ing. in ttuiay. .
“' r. D. Rouble of Mn. W. W. Lay-
'“igcvodaiou wu loi' oi Hilliard.
.I'curcd’by Kadol .
.on atom-oh ‘
‘ ' ' Iron
~0Ill'”?““
FOR SALE. 'BY
TH” CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
~ ~*
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‘POEDLAR’AMUSEMENTS. ,
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
THURSDAY, APRIL 20TH.
BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENTI,
introducing the Hebrew Deilneator,
SAM THORNE
THE PEDDLER.
av HAIL halo,
Under the Ausplces of‘the Mayflower
Hook and Ladder (20., of
. . ' East Norwaik.
SEE—The Paddler.
The Children of the Ghetto.
The Great Cooper Union Scene.
The Stirring Disposseas Scene.
The Thrilling Seen: in China~
town.
Prices ............ 25c. 50c. 75:. $1.00
82am on Sale Tuesday. April 17th.
Exchange Tickets can be secured
from members of the company.
HM.
5. FOX. ,
THE LADIES' TAILOR.
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
"oils in announce to tin: indies ihni
ho is really for the spring. All kinds
of clothes made to order at reasona-
blc prices. if you wish to be suited.
then call at my store. There's no
risk. You'll surely be united in my
placc. Cleaning and repairing neat
iy done. All kinds of iioady-toWear
Clothes. We also hhrc a large as-
sorlmcnt of Ladles' Wnlsts from 26c
up to $4.00. We have some nice
Skirts from $3.00 up to $7.00.
Covert
Cloth Goals from $550 up to $9.49.
We have other small articles which
we cannot mention. Alterations
free and perfect. iii. guarntuccd. We
also giro ilunt Stamps. (tall lit. my
store bolero going‘clsewhure.
(it MAIN 81”., NORWALK. CONN.
Eziétowsetts I V L
INSURANCE.
ENoowuzu'rs PRINCIPALLY.
LIFE ALSO.
on't put 011- until tomorrow the
duty of today. ,
Office. United Bank Building,
. South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 303-45.
“.1;
For
PAINTS.
Wail Papers,
Interior Desorption: and House Paint.
lug; In to the
lioirdi Hardruo 60.
H "M" .TN‘IT,
‘ NQRWALK.
nun——
Decorating Barnum-M in Charge of
EEO. It STAFFORD.
I ‘ of NW York '
. : iii-3h.»
out-Jump, lo
molt-“dubs woax.
trim titty-ll chirp.
.1‘ .1
.,
BulIdW bonus: all ,1 .1”
. m
.
,i 1
.r
r “it ‘9'
I tor and
,‘when your inwa will need looking at-
A VICTORY BALL BEARING LAWN
MOWER
will kcop it down better than 3in 0th»
or. it has four blades with a double
ntecl rntchot to drivo' them. And the
ndiuatment: is perfect. Call and look
, them over.
Charles-”E. Dow,
HARDWARE. .
.112 WASHINGTON ITRIIT.
Phone ills-I.
creme-remote
Hot Water
.AT’ALL HOURS
6X5
ENTIRELV
PENSE.
48-. n...
Then: 6..
awmmmm
Grant’s Restaurant
88 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
BEST PLACE lN TOWN TO GET
10 AND 15 CENT LUNCHES: REGU-
LAfi DINNER, 25 CENTS; 21 MEALS
FOR $3.50.
ALL HOME MADE BAKERY.
'iF‘.S."B‘AhKS *
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR JOB-
BING. BUILDING OF NEW AND HE-
MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.
iN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS BY
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
~REBlDENGE-r
7. MAIN DTREET. NOIWALK.
cu iiiii'lll BANK
boom ‘NonwitLK. coma
ORGANIZED 1882.
wrrn
Capital 3100.000. 00
lamina. 5100.00000
Nu Proms. 360.000.00
Comm manta of indium-in, mn-
nhaturm, mrohunu and muon-
upon tumble toms.
IDWIN u. NATHIWION. rm.
JOHN H nus". Vim
, mod: n. LAYTON. mm.
DID O‘I‘OIO.
Jam
hail" K N "WI
. on on
Judah I. Mar-sin 01mg! Grumman
Christian mm .1. Wall». Marvin
not H. Rom
w "w”...
FRANK n. in sou
momma.
‘ null.
nor in mu.
no on
rmm
. “lo
, average Womunla idea of .‘gmotioll’lfi
WATER HEATERS
momma $14.00;?
lNDEPENDENT OF 21
GAS RANGE on com. RANGE.
WHEN You HAVE ENOUGH. TURN
are THE GAS AND STOP THE EX-
Dunn. R’ylllghilngio.
worm you an... ileum in
“on?” lie-awn“, yes;"hnt the
r
generally
‘commotlon.’ " .. Brooklyn
.llffl. , ' - »
i
MW”-.. W . L.“ _,,,. t.-. «M...— ...... ..... W
We have received a shipment of
PALATABLE (incision)
God Lil/er 0!]
with Mali and Hypophoaphltal-
Just at this season,» there is hardly
a medicine so valn'ablo in all afloctlonl
or the throat, chest and lungs. and tor
building up. the system in general.
We sell this preparation, that is ful-
‘ ly north ii. at the reduced price or
75s per bottle.
lllli leiifuss' Pharmacy.
. SOLE AGENTS.
8 NO. MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWALK.
-Ln.--..--.-...-..,-...-. EAST NORWALK'. norm.“
~ 7. .....,_.... LW. .. M. ..
Frag“ and Shea lhroal. Nose and far.
....._..
-———- 1% Anyt gleaned condition of the
.. p a . one or Earmeeasaiully and
15:13? my“ """"""" "' 'ilggwtiflcfllyttfaamd‘nfld cured by the
Flati'ish """" 7c lb. latest and mostilimprovedmethods and
ntoak' Cod """"""""""" 1'20 ib' remedies. Now Installed at 66 South .\
11013 shad """""""""" “c lb. Main street, and any calling will be
“Buck“ Shad """"""""""" 12c Ib' given consultation and .. examination
Wcslport 9.1.111? """""""" 120‘ ”1‘ free, by a specialist who has, been con-
Haddock ‘7c lb nected with. the New York‘Hospitai,
Large Native eels .............. 12c lb.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF SEA F001)
A’i‘ REASONABLE PRICES..
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Buildino._
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLEa DUGROSMProp.
South Nor-walk.
W
out of the attic; look it over. :1
li it isn’t a NATIONAL “swap" '
it for one; or let us tune it up .
to run “something like a NA- '
TlONAL.” .-
Bargain: In Tires.
Don’t forget the Guaranteed 5
Gas Mantle. ‘
H.1R.BULKLEY,
62 80.
. . . . .
IiI.-‘I. 'I.I:I.I'I I
PLUMBING AND ITIAH
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANOII.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFINI,
Gll and Steam Fittln',
ill Fixtures, Metal Calling, lie.
Have you «on our flock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKIBS
COMPANY.
17 WALL "any. nonwauc.
r.“ Paper Tali
Selecting Wall Paper is largely a
matter of taste. We have everything
in color, design and grade. .We will
aid you in making selections that will
harmonize with your other interior
decoration. , _
TO ORDER. ” “
Window shades and picture frames.
SPECIAL.
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe.
260. White and, Brass Curtain Poles,
10c. ‘
Painter. Supplies, Crockery. Class
warn, etc. , .
I'LL.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
i. H. Decker,
B7 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwdk. chm
Telephone
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3 cans Milk ... 250
Zpkgs. GrapeNuts 250
3 pkgs. Currants 250
.8 pkgs Raisins .Bflc
lipkzfi. Pantulito Flour .......... 25b
2 pkga. ILO Oatmeal .......... 250
I4 COTTAGE AVENUE.
WAGE woakeas' Halon-oomnv,
Branch, 66 So. Main‘et.
Treatment hours, 840, M, 7-8.
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE STREET.
Newly furnished throughout. Mon
comfortable and up-todate hotel in the
city. Electricity and heat in over-:1
room. Baths in connection. Pen
featsaanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Always comfortable and
quiet. . -r
will"
Cate carrying a full lin of Acton
Merrill and Condit's win I. liquor!
and cigars. Beat stocked bu“ in tho
city. . w
'r. J. SULLIVAN, Prop. .
TELEPHONE CALL, 89H.
Use STANDARD FIXTURE'i
for your Bath Room. They an
clean, neat and durable. r
Horace R. Nash.
con. N. MAIN AND West on.
so. NORWALK. CONN. .
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Paper.
Our stock of new goods just '1!
is a little larger than ever hcior. '.
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Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
which 1 l 31 at“
We have taken a 30 d mm!
contract- lor house 9 min: and
will be glad to lubtni figures for
your work. i .4
We try to carry in stock every:
thing you and for the decoratic
of your house inside or out. i)
Gorham,
TILIPHONI 1H
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