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new»
oil limit
For the convenience of the readers
of the Bohtlnlel,‘ a'ietter box has been
placed do the bridge In front of the
chop of William R. Gilbert. Item: for
publication are collected daily. They
should be signed by the writer in an
evidence of good faith.
9
Joseph Lockwood, of Van Zandi.
street, is having his house painted.
___...
Harbornlastcr Charles Flcmlng, of
Bridgeport, was a visitor in East Nor-
wllk, yesterday. ‘
There will be a meeting of the i.. ii.
Whis‘t Clllb this afternoon at tile home
of Miss Edith Vroom.
The regular weekly class meeting
was held last evening at the East.
Avenue Methodist Church. 'James
L‘liommedleu was leader.
The meeting of the Junior Band will
be postponed this week as the mom-
bers will go to South Norwalk to take
part‘va the joint meeting of the church
clubs.
Ralph Bennett. who has been at-
tending tho Philadelphia Dental 'Col-
lege, is spending a few days at the
home ofllis parents on Scaview ave-
nue. *
Tile young ladies of Christ chapel
are planning to hold another play for
the benefit of the church. 'l‘hi- “Par—
liament of Servants" will probably be
given in the Soileck school in a con-
plo of weeks.
Contractor Leslie iambic is short
of carpcnli-rs. lie has a contract to
erect a building on (loose island for
the use of mcn employed ill building
the new lighthouse, which is to be
erected on Pock‘s Ledge.
ROWAYTO N.
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.
A fine racing boat was soul to Now
London, Sunday. by tile Darien Launch
Works.
Mrs. (India, of South Norwalk, has
been visltng in Rowayion, calling on
old friends.
The baggage of Charles ichlyn. oi’
Dnnbury, arrived here yostcrduy. and
was transferred to Nyikod Coitagic.
Pine Point, by Liveryman Edward .I.
Ladrigan. 'I‘ho DoKlyn family is now
in possession' of their handsome sum-
mer rcsidcncc.
p“...
John Oberlandlr ot‘ the Barton
Launch Works. firm-owed fivo glgsi
i
or‘tendcrn from i battlcshlp "indiu-
no," and has boon coilimissloncd to ill-
stall n guso e ,_ no ill each one as
soon as prist'iiiirzgg’ 'l‘ho tonllors are
owned by Commit Iiarrlson. of Long
island. and crow-ill bililt little craft.
A now gal» was placed at the fence
botwocn the lie yloll railroad depots,
yesterday. ropl I the into which
was wrecked by“r~.yvcst—boun«i freight.
train. Saturday night. ii is believed
a party of seven men who were elected
from lho 10:22 train hol'o pincod lilo
gate across the rails for tho purpose of
wrecking a train. '
DARIEN AN NOROTON.
Agent. for‘ the” Evening sentinel. In
Darlen, are Arthur Biauaon. and Wal~
lace Sharer. Order. sent to either of
th. above will r'eceive Prompt atten.
tion. ’
Captain imwls‘Walerbury In enjoy-
lrig his ninety-fir t. birthday anniver-
sary. today, qulo at his home on the
King's iiigbmiy.
”adv-“~—
Mrs. Charles ’I‘. Stout, noe (ionoviovo
iicckcr. who used to play golf on the
Wco barn links, and was once Ameri-
ca's champion woman golfer. won a
putting match on the Richmond Coun-
ty Country Club'n links, Staten Island,
Friday hint. Mrs. Stout also turned In
the lowest. card in ‘un eighteen bole
modal ploy competition. l-ier grime
score of 92 wall luat two stroke: graph
or than the IoWeat not score.
w..—
li‘rodorlck B. Warilwoll has takon
the contract to In about a mile and
a quarter of Zi-lich pipe for the
Stamford Water Co. It will begin
at Cairo dam and moot the pipe luld
but year by the some contractor. Mr.
Wardweii has begun rebuilding the
atone when for John Sherman Hoyt
at" Five Mile River and another about
208 feet long lit Oollondor'c Point for
A. H. Rea-hm, and Ill also building
an napalm commercial railway ut
the plant of the Yale e 'i‘cwnc Manu-
ftcturing Go.
lam-alum
The conipolltion It Woo Bum, Blit-
pretty. well an whole match against.
bogey for a prize offered by Wallace
Or:- Barlliey. The will!“ wee: “M. it.
Pitt, 1 down; it. 1.. Woodbury. 3
down; A. 8. Pitt, 5 down; Robert Hiliti‘
toi- ll down: Dr. Schavoir, 0 down: it.
D. brown. 8n. 0 down: Ii. K. Mellow.
Bit, 0 down: fichnyier Merritt. is
down; D. L. accdcld. 7 down; Malcolm
Taylor. 7 down: I). 'l‘. Woodburr. II
donut Gauge Weber. 9 down: accrue
fillet-rill. 9 down: Janice H.Knnpil.10
down; W. N. 'i‘ravie, 12 down.
icon. for 5.: n gt:
whole family. _ ,
mend it for contain the cheat.
hard can he, the grip.
cou'he
, police were: unfit
and hi hi
0 chiidr Ii. '°‘ 1 1%“
A; A!
mass at. the Noroton Roman Catholic
Church, Sunday. After mass be
mounted a. bicycle and redo away.
Silica then nothing has been seen or
him. The description of the boy given
the police was this: ,Flve feet. tall,
dark hair. light cast in right eye, wore
black coat. gray trousers and gray
cap.
it. was reported here today that the
condition of William Ziegler. lilo pro-
moter of Arctic explorations, who was
severely injured several months ago.
had taken a sudden turn for the worse,
llnd that he was dangerously iil. At
Mr. Ziegler-'3 summer home in Dnrlcn
it was stated that. he was quite ill. but.
aside froln this. nothing was given out.
lir, Avery. of Noroton. who Is attend-
line,r tho paticllt. contained with him.
last night. Mr. Zoigler was thrown
fronl a carriage last fall, and has nev-
ol‘ recoverixi from the shock. it was
stated here that the lifteen~ycarcid
son of Mr. Ziegler met with a serious
accident while riding a bicycle recent-
ly. and it is believed that this fact.
may have caused a setback In Mr.
Zoigicr's condition.
WESTPORT.
Agent. for th.. Evening Sentinel, In
Wertport. are 8. Digiovanni and Wm.
E. Nash. Order. cent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
A carriage house is being billll on
tho property of J.‘ P. Elwood.
Mrs. ii. Allen returned home Sutur-
day from a visit with friends In Nor-
walk.
The Misses Sillilh of Siratfor‘d. were
tho gucsts of Mr. and Mrs. J. (.i. Hyatt
ycstorday.
Mrs. William Taylor is homo from
an cud of tho weok visit with friends
ill New York.
Dr, Jackson and family. of New
York, are visiting at tho homo of Miss
.llllin Wakcnlall.
Mrs. A. W. Taylor has returned
homo from a visit with friends in lion»
ion, and vicinity.
(‘lilronco Miller and wifo, have N"
turned from an olld of tllo wook visit
with friends ill the Orangcn.
.——.~
Filllt‘l‘ili services over tho remains of
Mrs. iloulsp (I, Ochamichon. woro boil
from Iit‘i‘ into home at lilo Farms, yrs-
lorday aftornoon, and largely attondo‘d
by her many friends.
Following are the nowly oioctod of-
iii-or... of the Helping Hand Society, of
Sauguiuck Methodist church: Presl-
donl. Mrs. Fred Lyon; vice-president.
Mosdanlea David iiillklcy, Potter (‘.
Dykomnn; treasurer, Mrs. ()acnr
Smith: secretary. Mrs. Goorge Wooll-
ilill‘li. '
WILTON.
(in Friday evening the chapel of tho
First Congregational (‘hllrch lll this
place, was the scone of merry making
among tho birds, About sunset the
birds hogan to gather ill largo num-
bers, and from different clinics. A
gold illicit welcomed the birds to the
"Wild Wood Concert." Bob~o~llnk
thou rondorod a sweot song. A hand-
somo grocll parrot, a little mourning
dovo, and it mclnbcr of the grosbcilk
family told the other birds “iiow tho
liobin Came to Be." Thou a chick-iv
dodcc very sweetly told the birds
"What Spring iiall Said to tile Night-
ingale." With unllllnking eyes aurvcy—
int: tho fostlvo scene, was it very
grllvc. wisiuiooking owl. A little whito
snow bird had left its northern homo
to bc prosont. Among tho flitting.
fluttering and twittering was a bald-
hclldod. ougle. king of birds. The root-
‘iells stormy petrol, peacock, ontl‘ch,
bluo jay, kilo. sparrow. chlppy, .cat
bird, sand pipor. king fisher. swift
and chowlnk, and very many others.
The social committee of the Y. P. S.
(3. 191 served refreshments, after which
illo birds rotllrncd to their respectlvc
hosts, woll ploauoti with the concert.
NEW CANAAN.
Miss Mary Armstrong hall pneumon-
in.
Willie llilnzllul Is now a clerk in
Smith” new store.
Sloth ianlnsbury of i’oekskill is via-
iting his son in town.
Mica .lllllu Luhoy lipoui Sunday with
Minis Pollard, in Silver Nine.
“Hunting for Hawkins" Ill booked
for IIIti ()perndlolluo, Friday night.
W?”" I
An adult baptliunui service look
pluco In St. Mal-it'll church, Sunday.
The courts intend to give a play in
Hill opornhoumi In the course of a
month.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Weber Dull of New
York have been the guest of relativoli
in town.
-
iicri 'l‘lias of New liedford. Mass.
has been the. gaunt of relatives here.
the past week.
Dr. William and family of New
York are residing in John H. Darld~
son's renldoncc for the summer:
Jbliu Pilllpnie has n rchneod the
lot out of the rccidenc .
of John Bell.
and Intends to erect. a cottage.
. of Brooklyn:
Btepbon Hoyt. and Edward Kelley of,
Carter street enjoyed a trip In Mr.
Hoyt's automobile, to Lake Waccabuc.
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. irvlng Purdy and
children of Gretna were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. 1.). R. Merritt. Saturday and
Sunday.
M
An adjourned meeting of .ihe bor-
ough board will be held Thursday eve-
ning, to perfect plans for sprinkling
the streets. »
Rev. and Mrs. L. M. Lounsbury will
give an “at home" to members of the
M. Fl. church. at tho parsonage, Tuner
day evening.
Miss Margaret Reynolds has left
town for Dennison. lowa. where she
will make her pcrmanent home with
her sister, Mrs. Richard Wright.
'l‘wo ncut tenement cottages are in
the course of erection on Stamford
avenue, by C. H. Fairly. Contractor
Morohouso, 'of West Norwalk is doing
the work.
Robert Simon. who was seriously
injured in a runaway accident over a
week ago. is gaining slowly, although
still. in a. semi-conscious condition
most of the tillle.
The New Canaan Band, through the
kindness of Frank Lane. will have a
band-stand built. in the lot adjoining
the factory, where concerts will be
given this summer.
The opening of the water "main ill
front of Bartlett & Doremns‘s dry
goods store the other day, attracted
quite a good deal of attention. An
eel Ilad become wedged in the tap.
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
Miss Lillian Elmcndorf spent Sun—
day at the Iicil island House.
Mrs. W. it. i‘lcmarcst will' move into
the Cedar cottage for the summer on
Friday.
'i‘ho, bathing houses at iloton i’olnt
are, being put in the best of shape for
the coming season.
Miss Mary it}. Thornton, of New
York, is at lilo island View iiotcl.
and will spend about a month there.
Quite a number of. people who vis-
ited itoton Point Sunday walkcd uvor
itod lloion Point Sunday walked over
Mr. and Mrs. Butler and family. of
ililnbul'y, arrived today at the Clutter
cottage, and will spend a couple of
months tlicl'o, -
iii. S. (‘ornoil and wlfo_ of New
York. worc bcro yesterday inspcctlng
tboir cottage and will pmbubiy take
up their residence hero shortly.
Richard H. (ioldoh ls having his
bungalow painted and a new lattice
work placed around It to conceal the
stone plors upon which It is built.
Among the early visitors at the Bell
Island lviousc have been .I. E. Swot-t.
A. .i, llecklcy. of (lar-
wood. N. .i.: Eastman .iarboe and son,
of Brooklyn, and Mr. Holmes, of New
York.
George 1". Shepard‘s house is nearly
painted. Contractor Robinson; of
iianbury. who has been doing tho
work, and who with his family has
been occupying Mr. Shepard's smaller
cottage, will return to Donbury on
’I‘hursday.
Work has commenced stringing the
wires, which will convoy to the Island
power for tho electric lights. Quito a
large proportion of the cottages will
be lighted by electricity. and tho isl-
and will present a much brighter ap-
pearance at night than formerly.
(‘llptilln A. B. 'l‘uihili has given the
store at lilckory Bluff a conipicto
m'i.-l'iiaillillg, painting and varnishing
inside. and out. He intends to use it
not only as a store, bilt will conduct
a rcstallrnnt there as well, and will
make it headquarters for his real cil-
tilto business; The bathing beach will
be raked off and pilt in shape and
the float is already in place,
Work is still progressing on the Bell
island bridge and Contractor Hoyt in
still striving to get the construction
work high enough so that It will stop
the tide.
ting It once above high water mark he
could make considerable progrou, but
all fast as it In piled up by the mild
diggcr it washes away with tho fllil~
lug tide. lilllrth anti rock filling is
being done at the northern end of tho
bridge. '1‘th hull forced ibc mull down
lllld the whole bridge has settled about
It fool, piles and till. "
The season has not of course fully
opened at Bell inland. and all in the
rule them will be little there In the
way of social life until after Memorial
iiny. 'l'lilll IIOt‘H not mean howcvor.
that there In not activity along other
llnca. liouccll are, being put ill the
last of shape for the coming season.
The twa hotels are ready to accom-
module the people who are impacted to
nrrlfle so all to apend Memorial Day
at the shore and the holiday will
really mark the opening of tho fleailllii.
’i‘hough there are on yet comparatively
few there to enjoy the beauties of the
island It certainly looks at its bent
jinn now. All the foliage II a rich.
dark green and there I: already an
abundance of it. ’I‘hc air. though
somewhat chilly nights. Ill ideal dur-
ing the long days and those who have
started their summer recidcnce there
are not regretting it in the tent.
m
ONE OF THE TWO JOHN. DEAD.
ST. LOUIS, 1110.. May 23.-.Iobn
Stewart Greatly known throughout the
Mn. William Gordon and daughter
Florence have tin-iron In Europe,
where they will spend the laminar.
Dr. C.] 13. {follies lac pprchaecdt:
speedy aunc . an, pec- c ens
the hermit races on, .Docoreticg,,p‘ar._,
F“ . ‘l‘;
theatrical world all .I. 0. Stewart. one
of the “two Johne"—-ihe famous m
men of the CW! (load here at the
home of his son. He no seventya
one yearn old and was hernia Dublin.
inland. to addition to having a. wide
reputation,” an actor, cruelly rm at.
h , . hart nine
5
if no could succeed in uet- l
LON DO
The solicited-gel
fendnnts obtained
rotary. The
coming the side dt
tilled that. they
care In keeping tli
WASHING'I‘HN.
day.
N... . w
So,
A.
0:50.
5:10x.
7:28. 8:001. 9:581.
11:45.
P. Ila-4:1“. t:
You blow
You blow
You blow
Don't blow
ii
Bee
Try
Buy
You will like
gun—n—
Two London Men Charged with Fraud.
ulently‘ Obulnlng Pauporte.
, May fills—H. N. Brailsi'ord
(of liclnputead, a writer for the Fort-
nightly and other reviews on Balkan
and Macedonian questions) and A. H.
M. McCullooh (who Ill understood to
be an actor and who procured the
passport found on this body of the
bomb manufacturer killed by an explo-
sion of one of his bombs III the Ho-
tel Bristol. 8t. Peteraburs. on March
ll) worn arraigned at Bow street Po-
lico Court. today. They were charged
with obtaining under false proloncea
a. passport intended to be fraudulently
used by some other person, than on-
dangering the 96308011 relations bo-
twcon the British and Russian nations.
The noiicltongoneral, Sir Edward Our-
son, made a statement Ill behalf of the
crown and after some unimportant evi-
dence had been given. the case was
adjourned for a fortnight.
leral said the
the passport.
promise
._..———
Conductors Muat Keep the Side Doora
of Freight Care Closed.
The attention of conductors of
freight. trains has been called in all or-
der just issued. to the rcgulationll con.
it is
stated that. many limos the side doors
are left open and conductors are no-
lnui-lt. obsol'vc more
lore of cars.
c. doors shill.
Some time ago, at. the time that re-
pairs were starlcd on the Harlem riv-
er drlul'brldgo. onginccrs were directed
to cross the bridgo lit a limited speed.
An order has just been published,
withdrawing the former order, as the
repairs havo'bccn completed.
INVESTIGATING RATE QUESTION.
‘13.- The Soil-
atc Collunliioo nil iutcrslato (ionimorco
which has boon lnvostlgailng the rate
quoslion, docidoll ill executive session
this morning to close tho hearing to-
May
IT
Have you seen It?
the
Crockel
Fountain Pen
Is
to cell
Fills itself
Feeds itself
Writes itself.
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PRICES:
515053505450.
$5.50.
Fully Guaranteed.
Manufactured by
8. l‘. limiter Penicillin“
79 Nassau 8t.
Sold by
Tieilillord Pharmacy
Norwalk. Conn.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN e
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6:66, 7:40. 8:201, 8:“. 9:07x.
9:32;. 9:51. 10:55:. 11:41.
P. lily-12:09:, 1:05, 3:051, 8:51.
5:46. 0:011. 0:80
8:001, 9:521. 10:82
Oundaye.
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'r.' lib-3:591. coax. m0, 0:01;.
I
10:14.
le YORK FOR IOUTH NORWALK
It. lit—4:50. 5:50. 0:5
8:50;. 0:00;. 10:03:. 10:04. 11:00:.
A. Mullet. fins. I011. 10:00:.
on, em.
‘0 ”WE”.
..
do-
by
delibcratcly deceiving lilo foreign soc~
solicitor-general
presented a statement made by Brails-
ford, admitting that he had agreed
with a person connected with the revo-
furlllsh the latter with passports on
this pcrson'a express
they should only be used for the par
posc of a peaceful propaganda.
ORDERS ISSUED T0 TRAINMEN.
also
that
to fill
to empty
to clean
I, 1:381.
0 7:50. 8:001.
A FULL LINE OF
Refrigerators
Garden Hose
ice Cream Freezers
Lawn Mowers
AND GENERAL SPRING AND SUM-
MER GOODS OF THE BEST QUALI-
TY. ‘: .‘ ._.'
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 14345.
FRANK c.
VAN scov.
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
HOT WATER,
AND
GAS FITTING.
Till, Sllcct iron, Copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Street.
Telephone, 137—3.
South Norwalk, Conn.
mmMMHB
“Hurry .Up”
And Get It
DINNER ON THE MINUTE!
U8 CALL AND EXPLAIN.
Postal Brings Representa-
live
Billil. H’l lilglllilgl'li.
'Phone II.
Grant’s Restaurant
88 North Main Street. south Nomik.
IICT PLACE IN TOWN TO GET
10 AND 15 CENT LUNCHEBI REGU-
HARTFORD RAILROAD. :3: 3mm: ”CENT” 3‘ "5*“
TIMI TAILI. , ALL HOME MADE BAKERY.
In [fleet December 4, 1009. _
LEAVE .ONR‘V Ygg'gVALK . FOR F. s. BANKS
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
IOTIMATID GIVEN FOR JOB-
IINO, IUILDING OF NEW AND RI-
MODILINO OF OLD ITRUOTURIB.
IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDER. DY
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTINDID T0.
~IIIIDINOI-I-
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not him.
JipiLac'loiYolliFioon ;
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LOTS OF COMFORT IN lT—COOK 31
DELIGHTED, KITCHEN spouses. '
LET :_
Time and Tide Wait for
No Man.
One dollar, or even a less stun per
week, invonlcd in an Emlowment Poll-
cy will l-otunl your surplus earnings
when you hood them mono—and moan-
WllIIt‘h—‘ytllll‘ loved ones areprotectod.
For particulars nee
F. H. FIELD, GENERAL AGENT.
N. B. Ferguson.
Special Agents.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
Telephone, 363—5. So. Norwalk.
.—
'Phone. 1392.
Jenkins Bros. bills
”I!
Gallon Picking
Carried In Stock.
ooLo AND levcn PLATlNc.
liar England .Illictlic lotols.
Havo no ouperIOrLCIn show
them In operation.
Repairs to Stationary and MI-
rine Engines and General Mach-
rin. Work Solicited.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
MFG. CO.
50 WATER 31'. so. NORWALK.
w”..... 4......” ._._.,._ ,_...-.....e...._.....__..__
Fresh Fish
PORGIES,
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MAR
Old Salvation Army Building.
ant End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROBB, Prop.
South Norwalk.
Dwight Bpauldlng,
Gt.
4 LBS. FOR 520
iii until}?
3 cane ”lit ,nuna'u’unuuu... 250
2 pkg.- GTE“ Nut. one-eeueeoebn a“
3 pkgn. Clifton“ ar‘nceeuuee-nu 250
3Dk§l MIDI eeeeeeeeeleeoaeoeoo 35°
8 pkge. Pancake Flour can...“ 850
”pk“ H-O Oatmeal Loeeoeoao-eao 86°
A. ST‘ULL
u COTTAGE mm
E'AST nonwanx. noun.
CLEANLINESS
lo a necessity of perfect Health and
an essential element of Happiness.
To prevent sickness and enjoy the
comforts of life you should equip yoar
sleeping apartment or dressing cham-
FLATFISH, 6c LB. here with a snowy white, one-piece
' EELS. 12c LB. “Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lava-
STEAK COD, 10° LB. tory and have running hot and cold
BLUEFISH 10c LB water as desired at your touch.
. ' We have samples in our ohowroom
WEAKFISH. 8c LB. and will gladly quote you prices.
LARGE FRESH MACKEREL, 25¢ each
CONN. RIVER ROE SHAD, 14; LB. H R N h
BUCK SHAD, 100 L8. Grace ' as ,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST STS.,
South Norwalk, Conn.
lllroal. N080 and Ear.
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'Any diseased condition of the
Throat. Nose or Ear successfully and
scientifically treated and cured by the
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Gae Mantlk
3% H.R.BULKLEY,
52 80. MAIN IT.
- out of the attic: look It over. :-
It It Isn't a NATIONAL “mop" ;;
It for one: or let ua tune it up .-
to run “something like a NA, 2:
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. latest and most improved methods and
remedies. New installed at 66 South
Main street, and any calling will be
given consultation and examination
free, by a specialist who has been coon
‘ nected with the New York Hospital.
WAGE WORKERS’ HOSP. SOCIETY.
Branch, 66 So. Main St. “N
Treatment hours, 8-10, 1-4. 7-5.
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE STREET.
, Newly furnished throughout. Moat
.. comfortable and up-tO-date hotel in the
-- city. Electricity and heat; in ever!
2‘ room. Bathe in connection. Per-
fect sanitation. Rooms excellent“
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
OTOVEO AND RANOII.
ILATI AND TIN ROOFINI.
On and “cam Flttln.
Geo Fixturee. Metal
Have you «on our atook of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISI
COMPANY.
11 wau. ITRIIT. NORWALK.
Beloctlng Wall Paper is largely
matter of taste. We have everything
in color, design and grade. We will4
aid you in making selections that Will
harmonize, with your other interior
decoration.
TO ORDIR.
.Wlndow abode: nail picture frame.
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