Captain obtain Doc , has Ids alone
to commission for the summer.
' I
III-um
Miss will... is. ShJo‘hn‘l‘eturncd _,
yummy from a? Visit, ”Now sol-n,
‘ nah—p“ . . l ‘
Frank Holly: " Milan’s position I
with dense 'Ayers.‘ it. his carpenter
shop. .. .
The South Norwa‘llt'll'lsh clumped .
has been painted and put iii-commis-
slon. ‘ 5 ‘i ‘ . '
Mrs. Jennie Conover and son Frank.
of New York, spent Sunday with .Mrs.
John Cole.
Frank H. Osterhaus has purchased
a launch and is having ltrebnllt at
Jesse Ayrcs'. / - - ‘*
William Miliikcn, . of Bridgeport,
and Miss Marion Lines, of the same
city, were visitors here yesterday,
Eugene Webb, who has been ill of
pneumonia. is now able to be up and
around his home in Winfield street.
The flounder fishing is at its height
now and some large ‘catchos of good
sized fish were reported yesterday.
Contractor John W. Banks has com.
plated and shipped the last of the fix-
tures for Hubert E. Plerce's drug
store in New Canaan. ,
Several East Norwalk young men
attended the ball game between the
Siamiords and the Edgewoods ycstcr—
day and report a this contest.
Preparations are being made at tho
Advent Christian Church for the con-
vention of ministers to be held there
Wednesday with special services ill
the evening.
“Prayer for Missions and Mission-
aries“ was the subject of tilt.- mccting
of tho. Epwortb League yesterday at.
ternoon at the East Avenue Methodist.
Church. Albert (jeib acted as leader
and the attendance was large.
Gilbert E. Bogart. is having his
launch altered iil many ways at Jesse
A'yrcs‘ carpenter shop. The (Tiller-
board has been taken out, and the
boat is to have a counter stern and
now combings. Sbe‘ will be several
feet longer when finished.
Rev, William P. Ferguson, of Ton~
nesec. preached last eveningat the
East Avenue Methodist Church. Mr.
Ferguson is a brmher of N. Smith Fer-
guson. and is here for a visifi. lie is
known to quite a number of East Nor-
walk people and his sermon was high-
ly interesting and,_l,nstructive. '»
Silas Sherwood; president of the Ep-
wortb League. would like to see every
in the Sunday school room. A mont-
ing of great importance is promised.
it will be opened at 7:45 o‘clock.
sharp, on account of the Sunday schOOI
board meeting at N. S. Ferguson‘s.
Carl WICIte hadl'a, thrilling "upset
yesterday in his iark, the Scoot, He
was calling In the harbor within sight
of the Washington street bridge when
a knockdown struck the craft; He did
not luff in time and the boat capsized.
He was prepared and climbed to the
windward, stepping on the center-
board. Captain Victor W. Ferris sent
a boat from his sloop. and rescued t e
adventurous Carl from a dip in the
ratherc hilly waters of the harbor.
Samuel Holly. of Vim Zantlt street.
was a surprised man, Saturday night“.
when he entered his ‘parlor and found
a gathering of a number of his friends
awaiting his arrival. He did .not sus-
pect that there was a surprise party
in the house until he walked uncon-
cerncdly into he ,parlor, where his
llnhiddcn guests were seated. The
evening was spent in music. games
and dancing and eVeryone enjoyed the
occasion to tho outlast. It is rarely
that a joii'Ier crowd of people get to-
gether than thosegwho surprised Mr.
Holly.
W-
A surprise party was given to Miss
Gertrude Mandall 'at : her home in
Pleasant avenue, Baturday evening.
The guests present were Hilda A. Gus-
tafaon. Adolph Schneider, Maude Bia-
sell. Tracy Clark. Gussie Byxbce. Lc-
roy Morrison. lrcne Lockwood, Dana
Bis-soil, llazcl Byxbcc, Oscar Kilns.
iv‘rank Scofleld. Harry Morrison. Ruth
(illibcrt. idiioil Lindgrcn, Chandler
Lambert, Margcrio Shay. .lcnliic I‘lld-
ridgc, Lillie 'I‘obey, Tillie Schneider.
William Gilbert. Jennie Tobey, Leslie
Sherwood. .loyfnl gnves were played
and refreshments served, whuh ended
the evening's pleasures.
. t
Weekly Calendar of East avenue
Methodist Episcopal church: Monday.
8 p, m., meeting of Sunday School
Board at N; S. Ferguson, 5 Benedict
street: Monday 8 p. m., business meet-
ing of the Epworth League, in Sun-
day School room; Tuesday. 7:45. p.
m., class meeting led by James L'Hoin.
medicu; Wednesday..2 p. m.. Ladies‘
Aid: Wednesday 8 p. m., jOilicitll
Board meeting. at the parsonage:
Wednesday, 8 p. m., entertainment by
the Epworth League. in Sunday School
room; Thursday...7:45 p. m., prayer
meeting; Thursday.”,3:45 p. m., Junior
Maxim Thursday.il p;‘in., brief meet»
ing of probationers; Friday 7:46 p. in"
Junior Band. meeting,led by Harry
Croasett.
STOP THAT COLD.
or It may result in pneumonia. dim-é,
alllnn llailn is breaking up colds pillow
ever tried, almost without exception.
10': 25, 60c and $1.00 bottlesr‘l‘lle CM‘
for Baxter: and Plaisted’s.
warms
ls nlhooih and iirm.
it gives propulsion tubcé that
neat. rounds retire.
No an ’is ‘ ’d‘ to enter the"
tube when fill n5 ' »
. Jill°lhidldi§i or a:
r l y w t to to
all gamed hp. . cg
The rich, pink. ,. creamy paste
atiueezca out easily, and gives that
d ilcatc. cleanlysenaatlon so much
chlrediby ” Dainty Women."
At I‘m: dronin- air by malls-usual price.
JENNINGS COMPANY.
LAIORA‘I'OIY. uncut-oar. N. v.
' . aim: mutt/inf... [chloroform i] iriv'rrn‘.
....... I WILTE‘: :xm-W—‘z
"sealants"?
, ~—-—- _ fondly hope for the granting ‘of a
Agents for Thaivcnlng Sentinel, In charter to the town and the establish-
Rowayton. are Frcdarick Lockwood. ing of a municipal plant here. ‘
Elwood Broadway and Charles Petty.
order. not to anyof the above will
receive prompt attention.
—___..
Miss Jennie Rowland. of Highland
avenue, entertained Miss Florence
Main street. entertained friends from
Stamford over Sunday.
...—-.*
from Stamford ovor Sunday.
William Murphy. of Highland avo—
nno, left. town Saturday for West Cald-
WQII. where he will reside Ill the fll- Asgurance That 8 per Cent: Dividends
Illi‘e.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morlwcathcr
secured a. position as assistant In the
prompt attention.
ter.
W
__.._._.————
,—Garden seed and seed potatoes at
Street’s Cash Grocery.‘
__......
lmproyements to the old blacksmith
shop in Main street, converting the
structure into a dwelling.
A number of Barton young men vis-
ilcd Rotou Point and Bt'IIC island. you
tel-day, and took iloto of the numerous
lil‘lpl'ovonlcnt a.
has born in Darion lilopast few days.
having come cast. to attend the funeral
There is talk of having a baseball
team in Barton the coming season, but
as yet no move has been made toward
getting one. lt Is possible Eagle
Hook and Ladder Company will on
ganize a professional .team.
Stamford yesterd yafternoon to wit.
neon the all go. 0 between. the Edge-
here will lie-interested in the an-
nouncementthptmi dancing pavilion I ,
_.,jthe ball dilution“.~
toabe erected at
in the West!!!)
lPostmaster‘ Slit; I) ld.’ of Noroton.
reason for his re‘ nation was .i‘IIll-
amenltniiwilb, [an owiior of the
Including. Mr. "till i), ,no founda—
tion ill fact. if out to IllliIvIIIl-i
relations with - ,.
.'
tectly friendly.
is because its
much indoors.
Anni. for the Evening Sentinel, In
Weatpcrt. are 8. Diuiovannl and Wm.
I. Nnh. Ords ”limb. pith». of the
above ‘wlll you! Vt; pro pulpit attention.
Mrs. 0. Hi“ Month“, is entertaining
relatives from New Jersey at her home
at the Farms. ‘
, visiting rein lves nfllrooklyn. has re.
turned home. ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘
deuce at the Forum and property hold-
era are collie alert. ‘ ' ‘
l
The music offered at the grunge
meeting Wednesday night was one of
,. the best. prograillmcs that has been
Mrs. Eelser. of Rye, New York, vis. heard there this season and the direc- ,
itcd friends in this place, last week. Wells» Mrs- P- R- WOW. received dc-
served compliments for the selections.
officer of Ti it ‘ 2 l ,
Baldwin, of New Haven, over Sunday. A. S. sHurlbrultlLyv‘c’hlgchsmhgeit‘rykmcfil,
Taylor. J. H. Bennett, l)‘. B. Bradley.
Charles Hoffman has resumed his .n-.. M. Gilli“. s. A. Purdy, N. Gault.
work as night engineer at the. pump- Willis Jones. w. Rogers, Frank Stur-
ms station. ges: clerk. Merritt Gauli: trcasuror.
D. a. Brail' . . ., .
Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Vir‘icent, of “may. I cy, h F R Hubbcll or
OUTLOOK FOR CONSOLIDATED.
my. by HM. barrio. The Bodley Club has expended millions of dollars out of
books from Philadelphia arrived dur- earnings upon the property which any
igg the .past week and are ready for other road in the country w0uid bnvc
circulation. charged to the construction account.
DARIEN AND NOROTON. of earnings to betterments continues.
..__.__ 4 All we are desirous of showing for the
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. in stock is 8 per cent. dividends. All
Darlen. are Thaddeuc Bell, Arm“, stockholders want is their 8 per cent.
Siauaon, and Wallace Sharer. Orders dividends and this they will continue
sent to any of thg above will receive to receive in good and lean years.
have been increased through the pur.
William J. Fleming, John Brunlmcr chase 0‘ GIGCIHC roads, bill as a matter
and Charles Adams were among the of fact our entire outlay for electric:
visitors to South Norwalk, yesterday. roads considerable more than pays its
.— way. notwithstanding the high prices
The state recaived last Week 312.225 Paid for control of some of the fly“-
from‘ the government. being in aid of toms in the terminal cities. but which
the Soldiers' Home [or the mat (war, were necessary IO round out our Sys-
tom.
It is understood that Charles Fish way COWPWY $00k, WI‘ICI‘ we hold I“
and issue Bouton are'to enter horses our ”95'3“”. WI“ be income bearing
in the race for fifty bags of cats on when our electric railway system is
Memorial Day. , properly put together for economical
. operation. Sump consideration must.
be given to the benefit of the steam
lines will rcccivfe‘ through the opera-
tion of the street railways as part of
Miss Emma Sutcllffe recently made the New ”“9“ system. '
the finest piecegpf railroad property in
the world. my If. should bc. serving IIIt‘
E . most. populous manufacturing district ' i
In tho 'Ilnltgg‘fitatcs. and tho prom-ill Winn“...
.. syntdm doesn‘t liccd a .t, .. ,. _
guardian In".i')rptectlng tho interests of '
the road. approved that wiion ho mu
._.._.__..._- _._.. . curcd animal of the Now \‘ftrlrk.l (in
. , ' . mrio an ostsru and c or! vc y
Mr. Clock. 0’ MOUM'SWFH'M" Ohio. blocked hn attempt. on this part of‘ibc
road of til
anthracite-coal roads to make the poo.
pio of New England, through the New I I _______
31:02,? brother. the late George W. Haven. payl greater tribute to the coal 3 ' 9".070". ‘
___.__...... ‘ , I. «Alabama John stun
roads."
PAROCHIAL PUPILD“ MUBICALE.
hardly ntandei‘i’lglroom.h Irons; ImIOi‘t;
. . tho appoint loui' t 6 parents ant
woods 3" ,thefitamford team. People friends of the children had gathered
.to enjoy the rare treat that was in
at?" for them. ;for such la truly was.
‘ I. from the
ladies and. , , ,
calves m‘ost‘crsuditiabi' 'f 3‘1“: shozetl'
eexce‘en, tr page. or tent: or.
' asynthst “ “WW I“ we“ theta *A most. museum.- feature of the en-
t iortainmcnt was the rondlction of two
night‘liiind dictum». i‘fiitmml." mid “Oval"
Hill and little." tho forlncrby Mipaoa ,
Madeline ’gntli'. l-i‘olon llorlloy. Miro
‘ Po crow
" ier yMi ,o.A,a
....... _ _'Bl.ll'nlt. Vera llanloll’ and” Madtillnc
.mg’_
0 null too ‘
l
wss'rroaf:
w
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Miss Emil Jennings. who has been
, t
”nib——
Suspicious characters are in cvi -
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p
There was a. representation from "$55“ Dust'dépoalt'ln‘llrlml SEQ—é“
hcrc attended the anniversary at 3m:- M
G'relengeld Country club Thursday
ngit.
Now opponents to the Water. 00.
nun—m.—
Foilowlng are the recently elected
Will be Maintained—Street
“This policy of liberal charges out
“It is true that out fixed chargcs
I believe that the Consolidated Raii~
- flight “ .
LILWJ’
Edited» ‘Bri’giitfsiil',
.N Ilaming,“,$caniy" and to
_ Bull-ache and Pain in
3.9: Rheumatism. Gout and 5d“
: » w Kidnrya; Stops Gettingup'
filiihgin Children.-
so ccurs‘n Box
Show
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13331“ "Emcmc co cmca
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3-2.: 9a,
TRADE MARK
“3:7”
732:; °"_' Oauumc WITHOUT 1""
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first:
DR. Gasser/l.
”Nucleus souls???
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
Platner dc Bradley, Prop.
CIAL AT SUPT. FOOTE‘S.
At the annual meeting of Christ, All teachers, members of the Board
church, tho following officers were 01’ 5"“0‘” “Slim-“r ““1 ”WI" ““19“"
Richard Kissinsmf New York. about Chick’d: Wardens. G. A. Darrow, w.
Sunday with his parents 0f “it“ S. Adams, Lloyd Nash, Charles Fable,
direct. ‘l‘. C. Stearns, .1. li‘. Gorilanl. .l. S. 9' ”I“ “0m“ “I S‘”'°““‘“"““‘"‘ \Vil
‘ ' Jones. M. A. Williams. E. H. Perry, it.
hummer George W- Raymond. 0i K. Gault; s. w. Sherwood. clerk; H.
Raymond HU‘WI. entertained friends A. Williams. treasurer; cemetery com.
illiticc. Charles Fable.
in’ the town of Norwalk. are cordially
invited to attcnd a social in bu bold
Illllll L‘. I“t)i)lt‘, and
South
IIlIS iWi‘liIlig, til it tl'i‘Itll'It.
will spunk of big rocoili, trip abroad
and oibors will onlcrtain. There will
bt‘ a busincsg minding also and mom
.__._... bol's arc. rcqucaioll to make suggos
tious regarding tho lilanzlgvulcnl of tilt
'l‘own
Railway Purchases. W‘”““*‘"“"""’
A Boston dispatch reports an official
and son Douglas, 01’ NOI‘Wfllk. spent of the Consolidated road discussing
Sillldfil’ Willi Ml‘- 11110 MFS- 11‘8- PEIIY. IIIP outlook for the company in coil-
of Raymond street. . noction with its largo expenditures.
‘" for illiprorcmcnts and the purchase oi‘
Wilbur Lockwood. of Rowayton. has strcct rui]way3_
“It disturbs my temper." he said.
office OI Adams EXDI‘GSS COHIDMI)’. in “to read so frequently that the New
South Norwalk. whore Frank Lock- Havon road so frequently run its 8 per
wood, of this place. is also employed. cent dividends, and that with the pol-
icy of expansion as now being followed
The RoWayton Pumping Station is with the increased in fixed charges. cs-
bcing enlarged. having a twelve foot pccialiy ill connection with the ac-
addition Put on Ii. After the mason quisition of electric lines. it is ques-
wm-k.is completed longer pumps and tioncd if the 8 per cent. rate can bc
boilers will be installed. lllainlnincd. This is nonscnsc, The
M New Haven was never before ill such
The following books imvt- boon splendid physical condition and its
mcmiwr of in. League present at the inddod the last Witt‘ll to the Rim-nylon earnings on the whole wort.- ucvcr bei-
business “Keying tonight. u, 1,... hold 1 Free Library: Ailllvny Tom-r, by tcr than at tho printout iilno. possibly
' llIIIllt'Iltl Willis: litm‘nrd iloilo in excepting the mouth of February.
lloinc. by .Iilf‘OIl Abbott; Frances Wniv which was a pom railroad month all
denux. by ltcbcccn. Harding Davis; aver lilo country. The Now Hawn
Blossom Hosts and lnscct Guides. by continues to spend millions upon its‘
William ll. Gibson; Pride and Prcjlr property, as it has in the past. ten
dice, by Jane Austen: The Wooina years. with a view to increasing the
O’l, by ‘ rs, Alexander: Grcifenstcin, Efficiency of operation and benefiting
by EtM’ICrawford: Sentimental Tom the pilbiic. In the past. ten years it
IIIIVC you MJUII It?
Crocker,
tom... 1»... till. Ii’ytiiiililuii.
. IT
\l'ritos Itself.
Buy
You will like
$2.50.$3.50.$4."30.
Fully Guaranteed.
Manufactured by
8, i'. i‘ruiitl I'nl Iililllliiiiil
79 Nassau St.
'Ih'tiliii’ordPliarmitu
So, Nurwnik. Conn.
'i' ‘e L ii iii
than $1.25 per Gallon
A FULL LINE OF PERRY BROS.
VARNISHE‘B IS ALSO CAR-
RIED IN STOCK AT
THIS STORE.
Charles E. Dow,
_ HARDWARE.
.11! WAIHINGTON OTRIIT.
mmewmwe
IIS ALWAYS THE SAME.
THAT CAKE (IN THE SAME KIND
WILL ALWAYS BE DONE JUST
alclir. _~_‘
Bythe Wa
IT’S THE BEST TIME lN THE YEAR
TO PIPE YOUR HOUSE.
Estimates theerfuliy Given
’Phonc 6|.
ewwmmm
II Grant’s 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.
Insomnia:
' Enoowusurs PRINOIPALLY.
Lira ALso.‘ ‘
on't put off until tomorrow tilt
duty of today. .
Office, United Bank Building,
-, South Nomalk, Conn.
hone 363mb.
W 3 pkg. Pancake Flour ..........., 2601i
I? 7.; eSh F1811 a pixel. H-O oatmeal “mm-nil”
, . . .. w... , iii
. . 'IIIIII. H...t.~s::..:::',i,ig.;gggit: A. STUL
Aciuallu Costs Less. ' I I
noa'm mvsa AND costume ~ -~ .
{Ham 3311.0“ RIVER snap. , '4 COTTAGE AVENUE *
m...cos"::::::::::::::::..... iii EAST NORWALK CONN. ,
EELS ma; 8 lbs. for 250 -__,W._._,._,,_,..,;_ M_w,,._..
snows ...... ...........12can
BLUEFISII .......... .
AND riddles BLAME: '..
. .. 30c per qt. Any diseased condition of the
_di§§ Throat. Nose and Ear.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND (”“5“ scientifically treated and cured by the
Old Salvation Army Building.
5‘“ End °f w"“'"9‘°“ 3“" Md” given consultation and examination
CAPT. CHARLES oucnoss, Prop. free. by a specialist who has been con- .
South Norwalk.
Blcucie
out of the attic; look it over.
if it isn't 3 NATIONAL “swap" 1
it for one; or let us tune it up .-
to run “something like a NA- I
TRY OUR FAVORITE CAKE ON 22
lT—lF iT saxss lN, sav 40 MIN-
ores. You cut ALWAYS BAKE ,;
Bargains in Tirol.
,- or PAN) IN 40 MINUTES,\AND IT .. Don’t target the Guaranteed -
; H.R.BULKLEV, ;
3 “-315 “Ht Iconic-IICI‘I'IOIOIII; 25¢ "‘
2 pk". Graph Nu” outrun-Hun- 353‘”
3 pk“ guflln“ ,IIpIu-rl‘c‘ooldsng and
3 pkg: Raisins .........‘.......... 25o '
v
. , . r
Throat. Nose or Ear successfully and ,
latest and most improved methods and
remedies. Now installed at 66 South
Main street, and any calling will be
nected with the New York Hospital.
WAGE WORKERS’ HOSP. SOCIETY,
Branch, 66 So. Main St.
‘: Treatment hours. S-lo. 1-4, 7-8. ‘.
couusn RAILROAD AVENUE A...
MONROE STREET.
Newly furnished throughout. Molt
comfortable and up-to-date hotel in tho
city. Electricity and heat in over!
room. Baths in connection. Perv
feet sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. AlwayI comfortable and
, quiet. . . - il'w't
Cafe carrying a full line of Actor:
Merrill and Condit’s wines, liquor!
and cigars. Best stocked bar in tin
city. t» .
T. y. SULLIVAN. Prop. ' ';
1'47. , 199
PLUMBING AND STEAK
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES,
ILATE AND TIN ROOFINI,
. Gas and steam Fitting,
fill - Fixtures.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKIII I
COMPANY; . '
11 WALL STREET. NORWAL
TELEPHONE CALL, 896—8.
u...no...salient..."
\ 7
its?» ex.
.'.1 \ val—I 5'6 Q'JTI
Calling. Ito. , . f ‘ Ill Thmmli
I ~r '
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F.5iBANKS
General Contractor
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
-—RE8IDENCE—-
7| MAIN STREET. NDRWALK.
in color, design and grade. .We will .
aid you In making selections that Will Horace R. "aSh’
harmonize with your other interior CORNER MAIN AND WEST 5,751
Carpenter. Builder and
- 10 cases.
Window shade: and picture frames. wall
Cloth Window Shades, with fringe, P
' . White and Brass Curtain Poles, ape I .
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR JOB-
BING. BUILDING OF NEW AND RE-
MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.
IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS BY
“Tile New Haven road as it whole, in
37?.
. CHICHIOT‘N'I INDLI
chm
.. W IIII IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIK
EN“ fiQYAQrmPIU-s acorn uoawunmown.
[a all his: I
swan:
.1” “ cm... 3100.000“
~ ....... Went... Surplus. $100,000.00
”I”. 10,0il01'ootlmnnlolv. Roll! In ”0‘ ”ion". ‘60, 000.00
U
(‘hlvhflfll CHM" I00.
Inn inn-n: PHIL? I'l
ORGANIZED 1|“.
WITH
W
Treat at the Catholic Gilli: House.
The "musicals," given bythe pupils ‘
» . of the Sisters of Mercy at the‘CathoIic “orwalk Hardware 00
A number oflbarlon people went. to all) rooms. Friday afternoon. was '
"Iargelymitended that there was
little tots to the young
”phonon acquitted them-
N Itcford and the at-
336le AIIcej‘ Miner“ "4 '
'l’heir execution was fixcfllv
shot! used to ’ occasion
is E. ’ "Btudo‘all,
big, no to the
. 34 MAIN eraser,
Our Specialty II
HIGH CLASS WORK.
. latdto,,Wol-k, qhaap. ,
svuoco‘nt-Llnr. =11... Shall 1...... Copper
PARQUETFLOORS. . .. .
’ a; pious.
upon favorable tonne.
an”
IDWIN H. NATHIWION. PM
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Proo-
John H. Knapp Henry Comer
I. H. Rmn.
out till lint
Decorating Department in Charge of PLUMHIW.
stun.
nor am no.
canon
rmnro
willie. '
,m. "1 gay “at
w sums-tr
rims.
./
,Paintiug and Paper Hanging.
L. H. ”Ether, martian takeni 13:13: ,
37 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone Connection.
. Colloid. accounts of Individual; man-
ufacturers, merchant. and carpet-titu-
M...“ > Mt?
’ r Only a few years ago iii was considt
If ’ r r 7 ercd good form to encase the sink in
d [1 Br ‘1 1 wood. thereby concealing the tram,
making it Inaccessibie and offering a.
place for the collection of filth and
vermin. . ,
if this condition exists in your house-
Selectlng Wall Paper in largely a hold. let us remedy the trouble by ln-'
stalling a snowy white “Standard" Por-
matter of taste. .We have everything celain Enameled Kitchen Sink. Our. ' i
work is satisfactory and prices right.
South Norwalk, Conn.
_;
Painter's Supplies, Crockery, mm. . Our stock of new good: just in . ,
is a little larger than ever befort. ‘5‘
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know.
we do the work in the very best
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures for
your work. i steal!“
We try to carry in stock every:
thing you need for the decorum ._
uooa m. LAY‘I'ON. mun.
of your house inside or out.
' I'M”. “I.
. . II . ‘
W , . Interior Decorations and House Paint- 2;,.£.§,,".fl:2, JTWI‘IIanfnm: “I'm" myflvu
Gave Parontoand Friends a Rare In .
W
“MK PACKING
«mu in ma.
lento me «was ILATIIII.
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