_ Emmi?
. I Stubborn and WaIIaoc Shot-er,
't
.1 _
The auxiliary boat "Unknown" is in
communion for the season.
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Martin Spuhr‘s launch In hauled out
Ion John Cole's float for an overhaul.
nu.
Russell Finch. who has been quite
III. In getting along as nicely as can
be expected. , “‘
Eugene Wedtl, who has been very
ill of pleura-pneumonia, is genius
along nicely.
Mr. slid Mrs. Leo Davis and son Les
llo have returned {ruin a. visit to At-
lantic City.
Townsend Eldridge and daughter. 0!
Morris Cove, were visitors In town you
terday on business.
There will be a rellnrsal of the cho
ms at the close of the prayer meeting
tomorrow night at the Advent Chl'lst‘
ian Church.
u
The Ladies‘ Auxiliary of Christ
Chapel will meet w‘lth Mrs. Youllgs. in
East avennc_ tonight. A largo at.
tendance is desired.
“Monte" SOpcr. .l‘r.~ foil Into the
harbor recently front the sloop "laud
ly.” He was hauled out of the water
by other men on the craft.
Captain Charles H. Rider and wife.
who have been visiting here. are to
leave today for Port,Jefforson. whom
they ‘will visit Oliver Davis for a time.
The construction boat "Suburban“
is now at work between .lohn Cole's
houso and the drnwbridgc anti several
launches have been hauled out of the
way. John Cole’s' float has also upon
moved. .
D. W. Albin' and A. B. Albin. who
were rescued from Cockcuoo island in
a half-starved conditltm yesterday by
Chris Larsen, Jr.. and Lars Barker,
were sufficiently recovered yesterday
afternoon to return to their homes in
Gcorgtowu. H. W. Brown, who rc-
sides on the bridge. who was also it
member of the party. is at. ills home
today, but mighty stiff and lame from
the exposure.
Tile barges Hurry W. licrwintl and
Alida. which hurl been fastened to tho
Ferris whttrf south of the bridge this
morning obstructed the channel for
over an hour. The barges Wcrc let
go from the wharf and swung around,
the rising tide holding them last
against the bridge as if they wore it
floodgatc. The. steamer Addie V. was
called and soon had the barges out of
their bad position. ..
Prof. Homer (.‘iurk' bus roturncd
from a business trip to New York
where he has interviewed smile of the
Standard Oil people regarding apply-i
in}: his varnish to the interior of oil
burroh~ liti i: to conduct stilllt' «”0
peritunnts iii the Wilson‘s rond stu-
tioll and if satisfactory ultly l‘t‘HllIi ill
a hr cybusincss for thc Vacuum Var-
nish onlphny. He has also been in
consultation with tho Clyde line of
steamers in regard to u bottom point
which he has invented which he is to
try on the stoulilcrs when they are.
hauled out.
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Rev. James W. Davis loaves tomor-
row morning for Waterbury from
where he will visit his daughter in
Bristol and thonop to Plainvillo ar-
riving thcrc Thursday night to preach
in the new Advent Church which is to
be. dedicated. He will remain at
Plainvillc on lt‘ridtly to attend the Loy-
al Workers and Sunday School con~
vention of the Advent churches of tho
state. He. will deliver one of the ad—
dresses. Probably there. will be quite
a delegation from East Norwnlk in at-
tclidancc at the convention. I Miss An.
na Nickerson. of Qtlintnrd avenue.
South Norwalk, is to be the reporting
dclcgate.
..I,..R WAYTON.
_._.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel. in
Rownyton. are Frederick Lockw'oOd,
Elwoodsrc-dway and Charles Petty.
Order. lent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
Mrs. Josephine Crow. of Craw ave-
nue. left. town yesterday for Green-
porl, L. l.
John Oborlaudor. Iiiunagor of the
Dal-ion Launch Works, received a car
load of cedar. yesterday.
Mrs. Robert itnytuthul. ‘oi’ Itiver
utrcot. is confined to her homo with
a severe nttltck of in grlppc.
Charles It. Petty. of Raymond nircct,
launched his boat? yet-sterility. and cv-
crything is now ready for a soaacn‘s
fishing. '
m.
Mrs. Emma i-lawiey and Molly Scars.
of Liberty. N. Y., who have been
spending a few days with George Rall-
mond. of Raymond blroet, have gone
to Stamford. -'
u...
Agent Jones, of the Rowayton Rally
road Station. accompanied by his Wife
and child. in spending a two Weeks'
vacation with friends and relatives in
New York state. flaggiigcmnaior F‘.
in. Lockwood is acting till agent. and
John Coffin is his assistant. .
' «be»
Mrs. (lhnries'li. Lassen. whose hun-
liahd was seriously injured by
oldont to the Adams Express
pagy'u truck in South Norwalk. early
. ye terdoy morning. is a «laughter of
do ,n Brundage or thlii'vilico. Mrs. his“
I :ihaa been ill hero . for several
w a. out. has two young children.
humanly two months old. and a grout
debt of sympathy IIitti been expressed
7 . for the family alum the accident. *'
at no-
éoml to
“in:
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Annot- low in; lz‘vcuing Sentinel, in
Darien, are, Tiiaortedn Bell, Arthur
Orders
cent to any of the above will receive
prompt attention.
Water Bristol, of New Haven. has
been visiting hero’Tor a day or two
on business.
Automobile scorching has commelr
cod now that the roads will permit of
it, and soioral cases have been ob-
served by the authorities of into. it
is believed that some action will be
taken by the proper authorities this
year to prevent lilo breaking of the
law.
It is understood that the date set for
the big horse race among the towns~
people. is Good Friday, bill. it is ltot
bolicvod that they can get the entries
in time for it. Memorial Day has
been suggested as a better time, and
in all probability that is the date which
will be selected unless the sporting
blood cools before that time.
. . ,
rSeed lmialoeslund sced onions at
Street's Cash Grocery.
Captain George D. Spencer. recently
of the Soldiers‘ Home. at Noroton. died
early yesterday morning in tho hospb
tal for insane soldiers. at: Middletowu.
where he had been for about it week.
Ho was sovclity-sovon years of age.
Captain Spencer enlisted in 1802 as
first lieutenant ill 00. 1.. Sixth New
York ilcnvy Artillery, and was dis-
charged ill 1861. He. was a member of"
Moore-White post. of Danbury, at the
ltimc ol‘ the death. and the post will
icoutluct the funeral services. Captain
‘ Spencer rcsidotl In Dallbury until about
it year ago. when he. wont to the Sold-
lcrs' Home. Recently his mind in»
(‘Ilmt‘ seriously affected and he. was r05
moved to Middletown, where he died.
The first intimatioh that his family
had of his serious condition was when
a telegram was received stating that
he could not live many hours longer.
[to is survchd by grandchildren and
a daugiher-in-law. Mrs. Charles Spen-
cer. widow of her son who died about
two years ago. The. body will be ink.
on to Danbury and the funeral services
will be held at Mrs. Spencer‘s homo,
ti Batos'l’luce, Danbury. Thursday of-
tcrnomi ill 2 o'clock. The interment
will be in Wooster Cemetery.
WESTPORT.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel, in
Westport, are s. Digiovannl and Wm.
E. Nash. Orders sent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
Doric Chapter. 0. ll. 8.. met ill Mas-
onic hull. inst night.
The sclcctlucu arc energetically put-
ting the roads in sham».
. ..._ _-... w...
.l, l.. r‘illtlw, who has been spending
tsouiu IIIHQ in Florida returned home
Saturday.
i or. it v: u-truz-ln-l' .., in ttu- unto-
Il‘IUI'IIIt' c'um: amt. 'I‘iil . IllilIflt‘rt Hill in.
“.t‘ul IllllIlIlt‘l‘ of lllltitlt‘ t‘cliith- owners
about smell,
There is little building activity here
at the present time bill if all lilt‘ prom.
iscs tire fulfilled there will be it boom
before the summer culls.
Mrs. 'l‘. (‘ Stcnl'li was among the
nululwr from this section that attend-
Hi the session of UII' ii. A. ll., ill
\‘l’ushington. l). C. lust wuck.
There is an increase ill the registra-
lloil ill«Hil\\'lI‘ilIi'll Illll during the past
Wt't‘k, but tho cold wctitllor will lt'lltI
to hot-p people away if it is to be pro‘
longed
u
Nouulhnt the lntcrcstcd parties have.
settled nil differences relative to u
soldiers" monument hero with the aid
of the Legislature, It ought to be about
time for tilt-m to settle ”10 water and
library questions.
Again the subject of u towtl hill] is
lit-inn discussed and on It,‘ more the ma-
jority favor a building lot town oiilct-t-t.
'I‘Ill‘ town is spending money on rou-
tuls with inadcunntc accommodations
that would more. than cover any ill-
tt-rcst on the cost of a. town building
and the belief is general that West-
port should haven lownIliuilding.
GEORGETOWN.
ltllmcr li‘illow has started a baker
l‘titltt‘.
Mrs. Mary Hales hits been pulling at
nvw roof on her house.
.Iltt'l I'rrry is living with John III't‘W—
stci‘. iii Little lloslon IIIHII'II'I.
The Aaron Osborne plucc is offered
for nttlt‘.
Ml... (iot‘htint, (It New vIn-lt city, In
visiting Miss ltldun ilcnnott.
li‘rnnk O‘Neill intends to erect it
new house. near the Keclc’r’ farm.
1‘. i‘orcln, thc lulritcr._has sold his
horso to Banner Cttrisoii. I '
’Mr. llammeli. '6! New York city.
has leased the Horace Fryer piano for
tho coming stallion " '
. I,»
Michael Connery, who has boon stay-
Ing in hitch did" for the past few
weeks, rcturii . “ time last week.
. Eh _, .
“Maud North“'I“ :IIIIIRII beéit‘very ill
r the punt. mqn‘h”.I, Shit. its somewhat
improved at the pcebcnttfifln
‘Wiv . t
‘Ewent Brothers, of Milford. were in
town lain Wonk. abbbtltttingror tim-
bcr hind. .
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Rev, A. t}, on
conference 1
e will run
"lgbiied from ,
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untin born as tho pastor of the M.
Church for the ensuing your.
tloodrow‘h horse fall down in the
road hour it Ii. Miller's resilience, lust
I‘“l‘ItlIt_V morning and was so Wcuk it
could not not. tip. The horse was kill-
ad and taken away,
~Scrofuia. salt rheunl. terysipeltts
and other distressing eruptive diseases
yicld quickly and permanently to the
cleansing, purifying power of Burdock
Blood Bitters.
First SelbclntanIDevine Makes
Serious Accusations
(Continucd‘fro'm Sixth Page).
fittings mentioned above could be used
on a new drnw span later so tilt-‘only
loss to the town would be. the cost of
installing on the present bridge, which
is a comparatively small part of the
total cost.
With this machinery the bridge
could he opened in 30 to 45 seconds and
closed in the same tlnic. The control-
ler box would be placed against one
of the main posts of the. bridge near
the center out] under the truss so it
would not take any of the clear side.
wulk space.
The motor could be. wound to use the
strict rnilwny current if you preferred
and could make satisfactory ill‘l‘i‘iilgt.“
nit-nts with them. but we thought you
could probably make, better terms with
the light plant.
We regret the delay in getting this
price to you. but we wurc unable to got
the electrical prices until this morn
ing.
()ur Mr. Roebuck will call on you
Saturday of this week to talk the mnt~
tor ot‘er with you further.
Yours truly
WALTER R. MARBEN,
Vice-President.
1.000 Yard; of Crushed Stone.
Upon motion of Mr. Hill‘IIJiIII, tho
scicctmcn wcrc empowered to pur-
chase 1.000 yards of Cl'iiSIlv'I
stone to be distributed on the
town highways. In bringing up
the nucstlon. Selectman Bovine said
that the Connecticut avenue turnpike.
Newtown avenue and Van Znndt street
are thoroughfares which particularly
need the stone. Connecticut avenue is
gettingr Ill bud sultan froth the City
of Norwuik line Westward as far as
”10 'l‘olford routl cxlotltlu. Lack Of
care at the. proper time was assigned
as tho cunsc. M r, licvine said he was
not. in favor of casting stone in mild-
Ilolt-s lull tho streets he mentioned
lit-0d repairing. lir. James (1. Gregory
gave IIIS views on the reason for the
Tcli'ord road netting iii its “present
shape. The trouble was due. in his
belief, to the top of the road being
allowed to become gullicd through no-
glet‘l. '
.lolln McMahon said that Illt‘l‘o In
more trafllc on the Connecticut, :tvo
llllt' turnpike lllilll oven on West am“
one.
Nothing for the Tree Warden.
The last. subject. ill the rail road:
"To fix lilo amount of ('(Illliit‘IiHiIilt'lil
for the tree warden. Smut-body asked.
"Who is he tmd what are his duties."
No one dolgnod to itiiswor and when a
moment Illlt-r, .tttorucy liurlhutt lnrldo .
a motion to adioutn This was to-
(.‘I‘I'H'ti with approbation and the moot-
lug came to a close.
WANT CONNECTICUT MAN FOR
PRESIDENT.
Postal clerks employed iii the ritii~
way mull service lit-id u meeting in
New Haven, Suturdny. III the interest
of cit-cling n Counm‘iicut mun prost-
dcut of IIltt First Division lluilwny
Mail Ht‘l'vit't‘ for the ensuing year.
There are 850 clerks in the division
and the men intuit-d by the Conu‘ctb
cut members urt- F. P. i‘llilon ant f‘.
E, MncGrcgor, ongcw Haven and S.
it, ..cith, of south Norwutit. massa-
chusctts has. had the presidency for
seven yours and ’I‘. J. Amos, of 1.00-
lninslcr, Mass, Is it candidate to suc-
ceed Arthur llpham. of Lynn. Mass.
the present president.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
MAYFLOWER ll. & l.. CO. BliNlcit‘l'l‘.
Ono of the most notable cngngo
nlcnts nlado by Manager Hoyt. at his
popular home of amusement. 'thls sou-
tton, will be the advent of the greatest
of all Hebrew impersonators. Sam
'l‘horuc. in tho four nct comedy drama,
The i’t-tltllcr, which will be here for an
cugngemcnt of one night. only. Thurs-
day, April 20. under the auspices t|‘.'
lilo Mayflower Hook and ladder Cont
puny. of East. Norwnlk. The play
will be presented under thc manage
mom of Sullivan, Harris and Woods.
A THOUSAND DOLLARS'IWORTH
OF GOOD.
"I have boon afflicted with ‘kiducy
and bladder trouble for years. passing
gravel anti stands with excruciating
pain." ways A. H. Thomas. it wcll~
known cont operator of buffalo, 0. “I
got no relief from motlicillo until I in»
can taking F'oloy'it Kidney .(iuro. then
tho result. was surprising. Afow don.
cit startod tho brick-duct-llko substance
and now i luivo no pain across my kid'
ncys and i feel like a new man. it. halt
done me $100 worth of good." Foley’s
Kidney Cure will cure evry form of
kidney or badtlbr disease. Sold at
Piaistcd's Drug Stomp ' "1
WILLIE MOELLIR INJURED. ‘
Willlo Moellcr of Washington
street. while in‘ Weatport Sunday
watching the work on the new rail-
rond bridge thorn. met with it very
painful accident. He fell front oncof
thel ubutiuentu and sustained a severe.
scalp wound and cuts on the forehead.
tin wait stunned for n time, but. came
to his home unaided. Dr. ll. 0. Sharer
closed the wound with six stitches.
-w—M. bun—l
FRIIGHTFUL :SUFFIRINGS RE-
IVID ..
L. a ‘
' Buffering frightfuily from the, viru-
I‘ont poisons of undigested food/40. t3.
Grnyttou. of Lula. iMqu. took fir.
King‘s New III“! Pills. "With thrift-rp-
tilt." he writes, "that I was on ‘ .
ii stomach and bowel disorders II
way to their tonic. laxative orcpcrtl .
“rout l" l
_.
“Wyeth“ ‘
poun-
“"“‘ ‘ i‘r'
» 5 fit cob:-
title at if. H. Baxter's Drug Store, 30%;; ..
IHIOH accompanime-
, . ii , art! of
iSlAMEORD”
- . t _ ..A "k
Look well. Cook \vcli. ~ Burn
well.‘ Last well. You can
have the tint urutc tho, duplex
or the triangular grain; each
has its advantages and its pur-
lisulls.
FOr sale by
. HORACE R. NASH.
South Norwalk Conn.
Corner West and Main Streets.
«99»ch
THE RIGHT NAME IS DEWITT.
DoWltt‘s Witt-h IIllZCI Salvo cools,
soothes and hoaiu cuts. burns, bolls.
bruises, piles and itii‘sltin discasos.
K. E. Ziciit‘l‘ftltlfit‘, Adolph. \V. th..
says. “My little daughter had white
swelling so bad that place aiter piece
of bone. worked out of her log. [)0-
Wltt.‘s Witch Hazel Stlh'c cured her."
in tho world Beware! of counter-felts.
I
0
Sold by (Hilton! l’ilttl'lllncy.
HOYT’S THEATRIE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
”THURSDAY. APRIL 20TH. ;I.
BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT.
Introducing the Hebrew Deiineator,
SAM THORNE
‘I t I in .‘ , .
THE PEDDLER.
BY HAL REID.
Under the Aucptcca of the Mayflower
Hook and Ladder 00., of
East Norwatk.
SEE—Tho Peddler.
The Children of the Ghetto.
The Great Cooper Union Scene.
The Stirring DiSposseas Scene.
The Thrilling Scene in China-
- town.
Prion ".‘ . . .» ........ 20c, 500, 75c. $1.00
scan on SaloTuecday, April ,I7th.
Exchange Tickets can be secured
from members of the company.
5 FOX.
THE LADIES' TAILOR,
PERFECT <FIT GUARANTEED.
llogs to announce. to the ladies that
he is rcady for the spring. All kinds
of clothes made to order at reasona-
blo prices. if you wish to be suited.
then call tt't my store. There's no
risk. You'll surely ho suited ill my
piece. Cleaning and repairing neat.
ly done. All kinds of Rondy-lo-chr
Clothes. We. also have a. largo as-
sortment of Ladies' Waists from 25t-
up to $4.00. We have some nice
Skirts from $3.00 up to $7.00. Covert
Cloth (Touts from $5.50 tip to $9.40.
“'0 have other small articles which
we cannot mention. Alterations
l‘reo and porfcct fit guaranteed. We
also give llllnt Stumps. Call at my
storo bcl’orc going t‘ISt‘HVhCl'C.
31 MAIN 8T., NORWALK, CONN.
._..._.... --_-_M__;£
Elam SELLS
INSURANCE.
ENDOWMENTB PRINCIPALLY.
tnlfa; ALao.
on't put off until
duty of today.
Office, United Bank Building.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 363—5.
tomorrow the
i For
PAINTS.
Willi Pupils.
Interior DoooratiOno ahd chu' Paint-
ing, ‘60 to the
llorulk Hardware tit.
34 MAIN mm,
I I nonWALK.
”-
Decorating: Dd“pnrtmcnt in Charge of
EEO. niI‘flAPFORD.
~ of Ni’wIYork
‘_ I Our “nullity to
HIGH CLASS WORK.
Estate Work Clinic.
. .fl :»
.s-rucco titular.
'PARQUET FLOORS.
and W
'GRILLIWOIRK.
W
"F?“W'W'Il. . I .I
Wiceuittcmm
it is the most wonderful healing strive. ‘ '
when your lawn will hood looking af-
ter and
A VICTORY BALL BEARING LAWN
MOWER
will keep it down better than any oth-
or. it has four blades with a double
st-ocl ratchet to drivo them. And the
adjustment is perfect. Call and look
thorn over. .
chartefi. 06w,
HARDWARE.
111 WASHINGTON ITRIIT.
. Phone 143-0.
MW&WWH4~
Hot Water
AT ALL HOURS
5..It
, GAS
“ I
l . t
ENTIRELY INDEPENDENT or
GAS RANGE on COAL RANGE,
WHEN you HAVE ENOUGH. TURN
OFF THEYsAs AND STOP THE ex-
PENSE. . f; . I,
’Phono 6|.
*MMWMM
~ ' 9
Grant 5 Restaurant
88 North Main Street, South Not-walk.
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. BANKSW'"
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR JOB-
BING, BUILDING OF NEW AND RE-
MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.
IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS BY
MAIL. PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
”RESIDENCE-
7' MAIN ITREET. NORWALK.
THI
BIIY NATIONAL BANK
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ORGANIZED” 188:.
.WITH
Capital . 5100.00000
«surplus.
310000000
N0! Profits. 360.000.00
IolIoito account. of Individual» man.
tincture", merchant. and corporation-
upon favorable tonal.
IDWIN H. HATHIWOONi rm..-
JDHN H. KNAPP. VIM-PM
JAOOI fl. LAY'I’ON. MI".
‘ “nitric-fin . V-
flit“. .515:th Jana ".0?"
o n . on ymr
Jocllh R. main lama,“ Grumman
cnrlottan Mam J. WIIIIO. Marvin
, . ""IrI'Itnm'fl' . .
W
autumnal
turn all:
{Wing ‘
sou soon. to...»
9'. ._
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’ “t-lif’tlii'f “‘7’"?
4’ 4:7
WATER HEATERS '
$7.00 $9.70 $14.00 ‘
Btillll. intuition. ‘
“"‘-~°m-~.—v-1~ .
ACTION FOR DIVORCE...
. An implication for divorce wait
filed in tho superior court, civil aitlti.
yesterday. by Lizzie JIL. wit‘o of James
I“IiZL’,‘(‘I'ilItI. liolll are. residents oi
Bridgeport. They wore married in
October, 1904. Thu plaintiff was Liz.
zic M. ()rodenbcrg. Silo alleges intolc
crublc cruelty. ., -
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FOR THE EASTER HOLIDAYS WE
HAVE LAID IN A LARGE AND
VARIED STOCK OF
Perfumery
from the beat manufacturer: only,
'such as Colgate,
Palmer, Wright.
Young and Rickrcckcr.
Styles and prices to suit any taste
and any pocketbook.
‘ The leitfuss Pharmacy.
SOLE AGENTS.
8 NO. MAIN 8'11. 80- NORWALK.
”WWW... “ML—L...— ....- ... w... M
Fruit tutti tilleap
Largo Bluefish .............. ..lOc lb.
Small Billed ............... .....12o lb.
Flntl'lsh ................. .......70 lb.
Steak Cod ................ ....120 lb.
ltoo Shad .. .................. ..140 lb.
Buck Shad .. .......... .. .....‘]2c lb.
Westport Smelt .. ........... ...12c lb.
Haddock .......... . ...... ....7c lb
barge Native eels 12:. lb.
ALL OTHER KINDS Oli‘ SEA FOOD
A'l‘ REASONABLE PRICES.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
“ MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End Of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, Prop.
Blcucle
out of the attic; look it over.
If it isn’t 3 NATIONAL “swap"
it for one; or let us tune It up
to run "something like a NA.
TIONAL."
Bargains in Tlrem.
Don't forget the Guaranteed
Gas Mantle.
H.R. BULKLEY,
52 80. MAIN ST.
1'47- 2904
PLUMBING AND arm:
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING. .
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVEIB AND RAMOS...
SLATE AND TIN ROOFINI.
Cu and Steam Fitt|n|.
0n Fixtures. Metal Getting,
Have you seen our otock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL once-r. nonwaut.
Ila" Paper bill.
Selecting Wall Paper is largely a
Ito
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.
l
. , . .
Cloth“ Window Shades, with fringe,
26c. .White and Brass Curtain Poles,
10c. “ ' ‘ ‘
I
Painter's supplies, Crockery, Glass-
ware, oto. , I .,I. ,
Painting and Paper Hanging.
l. H. letter.
37 wasnmorou sraaar,
South Norwalk. Conn.
unkin- Brood-Inn
all ‘ .
CAIWK . PACKINI
m In Mk.
COLD Allin “LIMA PLATINII-
lllti’it W Mic from.
RM no‘lupo' ”Mention ‘ chow Glam
in operation. .
I Imbluflmflwmnry and If
~ intensifier!”
3 cans Milk ...
3 puss. Currants ................
3'pkgs Raisins .
3 pkgs. Pancnito Ii‘lonr ..“.....
2 plugs. ll-O Oatmeal ...........‘
n. STULL
n4 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
throat. Nose and'Ear.
Any diseased condition of the
Throat. Nose or Ear successfully and
scientifically treated and cured by the
latest and most improved methods and.
remedies. Now installed at 66 South.
Main street, and any calling will be
given consultation and examination
free, by a specialist. who has been con-
nected with the New York Hospital.
WAoE WORKERS’ HOSP. “SOCIETY,
Branch, 66 So. Main st.
Treatment hours, 8—10, 1-4, 7-8. ‘.
HOTEL—VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE s'rrtatt‘r.
comfortable and unto-date hotel in the
city. Electricity and heat in event
room. Baths in connection. Port
fact sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Always comfortable ant!
quiet. ”‘ "a 'i
Merrill and Condit's winesh liquor.
and cigars. Best stocked bar in tho
city. W-M
T. J. SULLIVAN, Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL. —396~—3.
Use STANDARD FIXTURE'I
for your Bath Room. They an
clean, neat and durable.
Horace R. Nash,
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COR. N. MAIN AND WEST 8TB.
OO- NORWALK. CONN: ‘
Wall
Paper.
’ Our stockof new goods just "t!
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. ‘ You know
we do Rio work in the very but
macro “ I . «I OW Q“.
We have taken I goat! infill“
contracts for house painting and
will be glhd to submit figures” ind
your work. 0 «int-I“
We (by to carry in Itocit every.
thing you need for thii‘tfdéoratic
of your house incident out. ,,
'Gcnham. ‘
TILEPHONI tat-Ad. .
to Filter 31‘. a. ”only”.
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IOA'I' Trout... .4 ,
_ PATENTI ”obit
I coma MAIN or .
TM. nu, ma.
Zpkgs. Grape Nuts 20c.
Newly furnished throught'iut. Mon“;
is a little larger than ever before. ;
.
. Cafe carrying a full line of Actor- ~
“1mm: ‘ .
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