- For tho onuvonlcnuortm under:
of tho untlnsl, a letter box has been
Pistol! on til-bridge In trout of the
shown! William R: Gilbert. items on
"initiation or. chIIctld daily. Thoy
Ividsltoo or good Islth. .
Percy Dates. of Most Norwalk. Is
visitins his grandparents. Mr. vand
Mrs. 0. ll. Bates. In West. Bedding.
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“Dick" Irwin has secured a while
hull dog to take the place of “Spot."
who was killed because he bit a boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blake. of River-
side nvonue. are rejoicing over the ad
vent into their family circle of a
daughter, horn Sunday.
A large party went. doWn the river to
visit the members of Camp illacll-
borry last. evening. The camp Is ev.
on more popular than in former years,
William Weiscit is out, again after
his recent Illness. lie had a narrow
escape from a serious lover bltl Ile-
llovcs he averted it by timely alleli-
tlon. ‘ ‘1
.._—_-n
Gonnidorable‘~dlillclllty from water
is being experienced in cousirucling
the concrete cellar tor E. B. Robert-
son's new factory and it is necessary
to keep a pump going a good share or
the time: k ~ .
Someone threw a stone through a
window of Behron’s market. last night,
crawled (into the.place and looted it.
This morning when Mr. Behrcns start-
ed to 013011.111) he discovered the. brok-
en window. inside the store showed
signs of the visit of the burglar. The
cash register had been opened. but as
no money had been left in it the bar-
glars were. not very well rewarded in
that direction. They took a boiled
ham and some other ealabics. hem-v-
er. Constable Goodwin is lll\'(‘Sllgill.v
ing the case... It. is beiichd to be
the work inns. "
Agents (or The Evening Sentinel. in
Rowayton. arc Frederick Lockwood.
Elwood Broadway and Charles Petty.
Orders sent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
Alonzo Wilson has built a wire. learn
for Mortimer (T. Ogden.
Edward Ladrigan. .Ir., who has Ilccll
seriously ill. shows slight signs ol' lm~
movement. "
James liciuney has moved from the
l’cnlloycr plllco lo Illlrbanil sari-cl.
South Not-walk.
Ln...”
should in signsd by tho writer as an -
1 WW
H A onto his
W
in. tuning dentin-I
rth r; his a
James Wood,
New..York. Monday.
in Stamford, Monday.
"0mm
from a visit in Riverside.
“—-
visiting hor aunt, Mrs. 0. C. Bowen.
for ll. visit with or
bury.
sister
”M
York.
brook, Saturday.
Miss Elia Bates and Miss Mary Fleet
went by trolley to Sound Beach Point.
one day the past. week.
week from a five weeks' visit in Minn-
us. and is lunch improved in health.
Mrs. Charles W. Raymond and son
Russell. 01' Miauus. visited Mrs. Ray
moml and family. Noroton. Monday.
\ .
Gilbert liartright. the youngest. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Iiarlright. of No-
roton. is recovering from diphtheria.
Mrs. Dunn, of Noroion. mother of
Mrs. James Wood and Mrs. John Hill.
lorau, is recovering from a serious
illness.
Mrs. Theodore It‘. Sherman leaves
this week to spend several days with
her sister. Mrs. Sherwood. of Port
Chester.
...._...
Waller Root, of Waterbury. has been
the guest the past. week of Mr. anti
Mrs. Edward Root.» of Newton
llolglils. -.
Mrs. Ailrcd .Icliiff will give her cid-
csl daughter. Miss liolcll Inllisc. n
picnic at Rollin Point. in honor of her
tenth anniversary" .Iuly 20.
Thu event of the week will be the
union picnic. Friday, of the Methodist,
t‘ouen-galional and Presbyterian Soci-
ctics oi" llarien. at Rye. iicncll.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest. lounsbury and
l‘ricnds. Mr. and Mrs. (layer, with Mr.
anti Mrs. Edward Hlndley. lcavc Sut-
urdny for an outing at Outside lint.
Scott’s Cove.
The usual praycr nil-clings will Ilc
held Ill lilt- llllilllsl and Methodist l‘lpis‘.‘
copal t‘hurchcs this evning. 1
__.._.._ u..- I
Charles II. Golder and ltobert S.
Barclay are having electric lights
placed in their residences ill Iloway-
ton avenue.
The shocnlnkcr ill Mrs. Vincent's
building will move lo the llppcr iloor
of tile I’cnnoyer place. having brought
ills l'nmily I‘rom llaly.
.Ioscph Klinolclicr is Ilavilll: a bay
window placed on tho house lll‘ occu-i
pics on thc Wcsl Side, and Iilc midi-'-
Ilon will be a groal improvement to
lhe plucc.
_____._...._...
Edward Ultiriunn has lnld u now
catch basin pinccd ill front of Ill-Iiancc
lloolt lillll Ladder liompnuy's lpnlrlcrs
to nl‘udt- tilc lSlI'trl‘l. Cllill'il‘zi Morris
did lIle work.
..___...._.._
Frank lil'lll'il and You Scal'lts. who
have l‘I‘I‘li culpioywl at John Sherman
lioyt‘s place tor the past Illi‘t‘l' months,
have I'ltiillllt'll‘li lhcir work and re
turned to tlrccnwicb.
Willi:- Ncllmanu. ol’ Itowui'lon. while
playiun ytwlordar. MI and cut his
left Wi'li-i tplllc scvcroly on some brok-
en llolllcs. Hl‘i‘l‘l'lll tendons wort- nov-
1
cred. ill". .I. lllllnorticr, of South Nllr— .
walk. was l'IIilt'Il and drcsscd the
wound.
Reliance Hook and Ladder (four
party's new truck house Is rapidly
nearing completion. and l‘olllructor
ilsrry W. Mlltbcr oxpccls lo have the
work deals some lilnc ncxl \\'l'l'i(. all
near the llrsl of August as possible.
The structure in II very illllillHllilit' one.
While Ilr. l-‘rnllcis I. Illlrncii. oi
South Norwullt. was drlviuu down tho
hill ncnr llin-riandcr‘k launch woikn,
yesterday. the shalt. of the oarrlnllo
broke and the physician narrowly pro.
vealed a runaway. Apollo-r vcltlclc
Willi procured and In- prom-cried in
south Not-walk.
a..- mun—- m...
m‘l‘hc picnic. of tho liownylon Ilnp-
ital Sunday school w..l take place on
Wednesday Annual inn doing by lrlli-
Icy to Pine llllt'it I’urlt. ncnr Nicllon
and leaving tlrltnl‘n switch at about
7:50 u. m. A limited nlllnlwr or lick
oil! will lllt leDIlthtl of lo [it'll-limit ”luv
shit) the school at 7h ccnln each.
Reservation will he made lll order
or application. No drill-1n sold beyond
the 'eapucily oi‘ lhc cllr llnd noun will
be sold on day or picnic. (from must
accompany application which may be
made to either (Ilkll‘uc II. Leila or lin- .
vld Albrecht. conllllilioc; or to A. Ii.
tileverIcy.
When In New York do not. lull to
get a pair of rubber hosts. a jar of
condensed air and u lilo Insurance
policy and enjoy a trip in the subway.
-Chicaso New».
Mr. and Mrs. Rano were in illlrioll
lust \vcck on their wedding trip. They
wt-rc l‘orlncr pupils of Miss .llyru .I.
Davis. and, with her. rcczllicd many
plcusaul incnlorics of I'lllnuood.
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert S. ilrown r0-
tllrued. last week. from ll \vcck‘s visit
ill lluil'aio. lluriug Mr, and Mrs.
l‘own's two weeks' vacation in Au-
gust. the parsonage will be occupied
by Frank Scllcck and family. of Long
Island.
M.
M rs. .I. (‘. Jones has received tidings
of the death of her sislcr-in‘iaw, Mrs.
Austin ii. il‘risboc, who Illl‘ll lit the rcs-
Idcncc of her dilughlcr, Mrs. Alexan-
dcr Gunther. in VIISS. North Carolina.
July 22. The burial will be in ill‘lllgl“
loll. Mainc, her home.
Mrs. illilbina Andreas. of Noroiou.
who lulciy rclurncd from the Stanl-
lord Hospital, where she was treated
for iniiaulllnltory rheumatism, is
spcndiul.r some time with Mrs. Edmond
Ashton. at Norolon Heights. She is
Improving ill health. '
in Illc ncw troll” ration of thc Metro-
poiilllu (loli‘ Association. which has
just bccn issued. (Illurlcs ii. Sccly, the
handicap of Ii. in the first
which was made curly in the season.
Sccly had 5.
M. (I. A. championship.
pltliiship to hc hold Ill Hill-ago.
for there Is no doubt that he would
make a good allowing.
W-
WESTON.
attack of asthma.
”om-M
the guest of Mrs. \'. llodlrcy.
ant-w..—
York.
Maw...” ’n‘
Mll'i‘l Lulu llarrl-ll, of Georgetown
Fort-la. .
will corworl. In Into a stock farm.
Samuel Andrews killed a largo rat
grounds of the Upper l'iil‘liili School
on Wednesday morning.
Wm...-
chisel. lroin her father's tool-click
but very lame as a consequence of he
accident.
mums. L... ,.
I
of Mormon, was in
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Siauson were
Miss Althea scilcck has returned .
Mrs. Solon Slater, of Port Chester, in
Many are attending the Methodist:
camp meeting in Springdaie this week.
Miss Mary Kano leaves this week
Ill Dun-
Mrs. James II. Willmolt and daugh-
ter Grace have returned from New
Miss Libido L. Seoioy visited her
cousins. the Misses Holmes, ill (lion-
Miss Agnes Raymond returned last
ch iturn player. has ilccn given it
rating.
The reductions or the
two strokcs Is doc to his winning the
Study hull do.
cidcd not to play in the national chllui-
This
In a matter of rugrel to his friends.
Mills lddlm Meeker In ill with n lnltl
Mills Leila Il‘llllloll. oi‘ Aspctuck in
orwo yonnn friends from Ncw York.
are guard» of Miss ’i‘ilct'nsn iloilueliy.
Itcv. and Mrs. .I. rt. Hilively have.
upon! a few days of this Work in New
has spent several Illiyn with Miss l‘nva
Harry I. Waterbury has sold his ,
form here to a New York man. who
tin-allako with eight, rallies. on the
Little Apnea Donut-Ilia while at play
with other children on Monday. badly
injured our: tool. by dropping ll. largo
upon it. The. little one In about again
..
or ‘ c alcc m
tier ma cs neorl two quarts delicious lea
Will. Eve:- in in the package. No
heatingorcoo log. kandeconomical.
luot‘odd one thrombi: and from.
Results—the since test: and nicest flavor-
‘Cmm you ever tasted.
t today or for your Sands dill-
au.;llen‘1%t.t¥aniila. Cgfilatey‘tra -
rry on p grandam .,, . no your
Great. {packages .15 cu.
H m._ .- y it
WEBTPORT. '
an. tor-“tn. tuning-saunas In
Wfistil’o‘l't. an 8. ‘gldloVidnl and Wm.
E. Null. Ordorc cont to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
J. HuAllen Is entertaining relatives
from Bridgeport.
Mrs. C. Carpenter. of Bridgeport. is
visiting her sister hers. _
“y.
William Montnlom Is entertaining
friends from New York. ‘
Miss Edith Bradley is enjoying an
outing at Highland Lake.
Miss May Allen has returned from a
visit. with friends in New York.
._...a_
Saugutuck Methodist Church will
picnic in the near future at Hall's
Island.
Mrs. C. G. Sherwood has returned to
Bridgeport. after a visit here with
relatives.
Christ Church Sundayl school held
a picnic yesterday on the church
grounds.
Communion services were held in
the Episcopal Churches Tuesday. in
commemoration of St. James' day.
Westport has gotvthe souvenir pos-
tal card fever and there are some
striking scenes of the town and sur-
roundings obtainable now.
'I‘ho Westport Water Company has
filed a certificate In the secretary of
state‘s oilico giving notice of an in-
crease of capital stock. The increase
Is from 3100.000 to 3175.000. and the
certificate is signed by Charles 1..
Jackson. Newton Jackson nmi William
1 blokes.
NEW CANAAN.
Leroy Elwood has bliilt u toolhouso
on his property in Green llvmluo.
A new house for John lv‘hiilpslc was
raised ’l‘uesday. ill Railroad avenue.
Miss Mary Fairly is enjoying several
weeks‘ visit with friends In Asbury
Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bryant. oi
blast avenue spout Monday Itl (.‘oocy
Island.
It Is said that Edward M. Gray
will erect a fine house In Railroad
avenue.
'l‘ilc (‘zttlclswavr—efinll—lkinlz preparations
to go into camp at Hickory liiulf. Sut-
urduy, for a week.
The. New Cannons will
(lienbrooks on the South
grounds. Saturday.
Mrs. George II. Raymond has re-
turned front a two weeks‘ visit with
her brother, in New York.
play the
avenue
Miss May Kcllel’. of ("nrtcr street. In
visiting with her aunt. Mrs. William
Holden. in iirltlgcporl. {or several
weeks.
Mrs. William Holden. of Bridgeport.
enjoyed a several days‘ visit, with her
sister. Mrs. James Kelley. Ill (Iat‘lcr
street. the past week.
Mr, nllll Mrs. Norton. of New York.
and Master Harold iiooncy. or Brook—
1le, are-guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Kolioy. (‘nrter street.
Laborers have just. completed dig~
still; a collar for another collage bo-
thcn tbc residences of James Silli-
mnn and .I. ll, lit-rsunl. Lyndon avo-
nun.
Many of the farmers have finished
their buying in this vicinity.
Mills (llcnucn. of New York.
spcndlllg a mouth on Pine I’olnl.
Arthur Todd and family. of West
Iioddlnu, how come to licllc Island for
tho summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jennings and
Mrs. it‘loyd Jennings, of (icornclown,
have been visiting It liotou Point.
. Mcallra. Quinn and Clark have ro-
lllruod lo their homes In New York
I‘llill‘r lulvlllu "lili19,M ivisit lll lit-lie in
am.
(icorgo Hi ‘_ . .z.
who have t. y g the salty nlrn
of ilolic . ‘vo. returned to tho
- inland cliifisfol tinnilury.
we.”
.-
. linroh’l ”Seymour in having. 'a, new
llnltsl il'ulliltll; hill built mt‘flnmdN to
lure tilt, ready or , it“ on
walk memltn rues oli‘jrfiotti: ny.
capnm tumult-RV" w
I NICW Y. 'Jllly 2‘]. . f fill. R.
Mcklnislryging on W Mr“ wot the
r While Binr“‘Lllie I . .
has rollretl tromj' '-
Teutonic nrrlv y
commando”. . l.. n,ftil‘liiel‘ly oi'
.flnd sold it to Charles Slater. of Hart-
parents living ill another county the.
ill-l aromas roman:
M3 WOULD ENJOY.
Hero I. a Fish flurry That is Ron
lsccnt of “The House That
Jack Built." ‘
WINBTED. July ‘27. -~ In High]
Lake. Monday. says the local corre
pendent. of iheNew York Herald, a .
tie sunfish bit a worm on the hook at
Frank Bradford‘s rod and line, a small
bass seized the sunfish and a large
pickerel partly swufiwcd the basal-
c’ontnining the sun . Bradlordlson
three fish at one pull. I l
A few weeks ago George M. Bladc
nailing ill the same wnlors whep a’
bruit. n plckerol swallowed the ptrch
and the. two were seized by a lliruo
pound pickerel. which was successfully
landed. :
Atlidaviln will be furnished to any
one who doubts this story.
And This One Is Taken From :thc
Bpringfisld Union. .
While fishing in the Wars river yes-
terday. Michael Straczkoz caught a
sucker in which was found a cluster
diamond ring valued at $160. Str‘acz—
kor. being unaware of the. value or his
lord. for sill. Mr. Slater at once hun-
ted tip a diamond export and learned
the real worth of the find.
The ring contains nino stones..tho
center being tlil unusually handsome
one. As no diamond is reported to
have been lost ill town. it is presumed
that the fish must. have come from
another locality. presumably from the
Connecticut. .
NEW PHASES OF HEALTH LNWS.
m
Acts Passed by Legislature at Last
Session Will Keep Some of Town
_ Clerks Quite Buy.
The county health omcers of . the
slate gathered at New London for a
discussion of new legislation concern-
ing their duties enacted by the pres
cut legislature. . One of the changes
discussed was a new law relating to
the register of vital statistics that
of the health officers in order to devise
the. statistics. For instance. if a couple
living in one county desire to be. mill“
ried in another the town clerk of the. '
town where. the marriage license is
Issued must send a corlllied copy of
the llceuso to the town clerk of the
place where the bride and groom re.
side.
In cases where a child is born to
ford. father of Frank Bradford, was ‘
a method that will avoid confusion of _
.fi
Hormodcally sealed in in, f
Ihls'molnsses is kept tree :‘
from dirt and is always in
pfllCCbCUlitllilOll. .
p Ion” tam. one. m «on. Sloop.
”f If your grocer does not keep
it. write.
all
. millennium
TO THE MEMORY OF SALISBURY
PIONEER.
SALISBURY, VL. .luiy 27.-——A white
marble monument In memory of Ann
Story. the Salisbury pioneer, who won
I’aulo by the assistance she rendered
to Vermont patriots during the Revo-
lutionary War, was dedicated on the.
alto oi hcr cabin here. to-tiny. The
memorial. which was the gift of Flot-
cher I). Proctor. oi’ Proctor. was erect-
ed under the auspices of the Vermont
Society of Colonial Dames, who coir
dllcled tho exercises. The principal
address was delivered by Judge Wen-
doll 1’. Slui’i‘ord. of the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia. a native
of Vermont. Governor (Ilinries J. Bell
and Congressman Foster. of l‘iurllug-
ion. also took" part ill the observance.
The reading of tho dcliicnlory by
Mrs. .Illila C. R. Door, of I'tuiiuntl, was
a feature. '
small perch swallowed a worm out his 3" ‘
hook attached to ll hand lino, until he. j.
tors Mr. Bradford could not, It inloitho
MORGAN SAILS FOR NEW YORK.
LIVERPOOL, ling" July 27.—~.I.
Pierpoul Morgan was among the pas-
sengers who sailed from Liverpool
yesterday for New York on the Ocean.
Ir
will require Home study 0!] the part
NAIR“
. luck ly tic-ulna.
. IAIE. Al'glnilnbl' not, all nuugl‘
In 0 I Enron's distrust:
in B r and Gold “Milli“ born. In?“
mi: bl tribholl. To one other. llelim
Inn-I Ruhr-i lull-m nod hulk
dolls. buy at your brown. a: null «lo. ll
nun for Panic-dun. 'cuI-aul-llt
PM ‘llollef for Lndlen. "I lrtilr. by to
Yguru Mall. 10.000T..om..m.l-. scan».
all main: t‘hlchuln Phonic-Hit.
Warn-w. I-nton- Haul-w l' “LA I"
an... l...
birth must be recorded in both places.
This is likely to cause colll‘usion‘oi‘ tltd
records in determining the whole num-
ber of births. in cases of death the
town clerk of the town where a person
dies must send a certified copy of the
death certificate to the town clerk of
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Naugatuck Railroad Company's Ap~
peal From Assessment Upheld.
NEW HAVEN. July ill—«Three op-
inions given by the Supreme Court
of Errorswtwo of lhclu of New lin-
reu county cases and tho. other from
r‘lllrflcid county—wore rcccivcd by
the clerk of the Superior Court bore
yesterday. The Naulzaluck Rniirond's
appeal from the usscsamcul lcvicd by
Waterbury because of the paving of
two Hlt'ol'ls_ Is upheld. the cash hav-
ing collu- up from the Supcrior Court.
which found for the railroad company.
No error is round for the this“ 0’
lilo llilllc Savings Blink of \\‘lllcl‘bul'l’
against lit-v. Father I’. I”, Mt'AIclly. of
Hartford. executor of the estate of tho
illlc l’atrick Cassldy. or Morldou. an
action to recover on a breach of cove-
nant of a warranty. This is the sec-
ond action in the. (disc. .
No error is found Ill the case of
Mary Mooney against Frank WuWonl-
worth. a Fulriicld county (it’llit'. Silo
inld boon llwardod $4.500 damages title
to a (all through a door kept. open ill
the. defendant's storc for the accom-
modntlon of cllalomcrs. 'l‘hls clise
was twice tried. and ill the first one
Ibo Supreme Court ovcrrllicd ll dialing
and ordered a new trial.
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CHAIR OF APPLIED FORESTRY.
Lumber Msnulacturcr. to Rains 8150.-
~ 000 for Yale University.
(Iiilt‘Atil). July 27.~—~i’lrsi steps to«
ward the raising of $linl,oli0 lo.bo lla-
cd Itl the endowment ol a chair of an
piled forestry at Yale lillivcrsily have
been taken at a mention of tho execu-
iivc comlullieo of the National Linn.
bcr Mllllllluctllrcrn‘ Anstlcllllllllli
’inc colnnlilioo has iil charge the
raising of the necessary lands [or lilo
poilitnlont of it special committee of'
three practical lllmhcrillcn Io co-opu'
rule with the Yale ll’urcsl i-lcllooi i‘aov
ally with a view ol (lil'l't‘liiiil the
course or study niollll practical lines
anti also of the work of securing n
committee of illv Itllnbcr lncn ho will
have charge of the work in tin var-
Ionn lumbering districts. I
'Inc support, of the United states
lbw rnnlsntalso will be aoilei ed and
CH 0rd Plnehol. chief of tho oroctry
bureau. will be made an hilnorary
member of the executive (*(llTilllttmi.
W a
BOHOONIR FRENCH LEAKlNG.
NEW YORK. .llliy 27.~~ ho «billionai-
llrluilord C. French. mm It lhlboro.
New lll‘llililIWllm. pnl iiti New York
Harbor today up... six lcol if water
ill the hold. Sines humbly. Illly 23.
inc kl'lltlllilm‘ has lllltl n portions trip
(in lllnl day a southeast, bin entitled
it bad strain and leak, from w hill the
water rome- too rapidly for tin pumps
to control. The mahooner In In on with
plaster tor Chester. Pa.
W
the Collie. it your announced that Capt.
McKlnislry resigned his position just
before the steamer nailed from the
other stile. and announced his retire-
ment from the sea to, accept I post-
, . lion ashore.
a» Ismail soil alum in l. 0 IN?!"
glad-how hslpto'kot'ii lt' " and
t A“? ”fit .. ‘
u l
”M
NO lNTIHIOT lN WIFE [#111".
NW HAVEN. Jilly 27.“.tillltil J1
White. of Brooklyn. clnlnot a post
from a decision relating to I11 a min. ‘
ldtrallon or ill: title‘s some.
Crested
outlownnlont or the clinic and tile lln- .
bullish
the town where the deceased resided. COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON' 12c
This will make more work for the WEAK FISH, 8c
town clerks particularly in the largest
cities in the county for the Bridgeport. PORG'ES’ 4 LBS" 25°
hospitals cars for patients from all BUTTERFISH, 10c
parts of the stale
County Health lllllecr nlu delivered 3““ 00°! 10°
an address at lili’ meeting which was SWORDFISH. 12C
loilowed Iii-ll’ilfltnlllnu. EELS, 12c
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Ialvstlon Army lulidlnl. ‘
East End of Washington Itmt Iridgc
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSI, Prop.
South Norwnlk.
~—
Refrigerators
NICELY FINISHED.
soon was $7.50, :10, $12.50,
$14.50.
we HAVE war RECEIVED oun
sscono LOT or These same-
:nArona. SOLD THE FIRST LOT
or THIRTY IN THREE WEEKS.
WHICH ls pas'r'rv oooo pnoor
THAT THEY ARE coon VALUE.
oun BLUE FLAME OIL craves
ARE ALSO some FAST.
A. .l. ANGEVINE ti SON.
FURNITURE.
134 Washington 8t. 80. Norwalk.
222:...”1wL . WW.-. .wmw-....- L. . _-.
ow to
’Z“
«I,
Keep fool.
‘ v
THE ONLY meow-rs wav to nor”
TO HEAT rs: nouns.
nun-h—
GIT A
Gas Range
THIN you cAlv HAVI strumm-
olws AND common-Ls
ulos'rs IN "rsc Hor-
rcsr wcA‘rl-lsll.
‘ccortiing
to a ratio at Julius Hepburn, of Mil-
ford. in 't a probate court
'i‘hc .
White.
5 . Yr;
this mini ll mil hi...
it picnillflyliltfl solo. ‘
estate by rows of an an c-liltpli
l RWIIIIM. ‘ . ,
w w... r.
Hallmark N
You buy the but.“ ‘_
ARE MADE OF HARD WOOD AND »
i ”0' Mills.
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Flu-filli-
and wlll cut-wear
I all other:
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Charles E. Dow;
HARDWARE.
In WASHINGTON ST.
I Phone 14343.
847- I9°5-
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATINGL
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES,
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting,
GII Fixtures. Metal Ceiling. Etc.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
Sale of " caravan
Papers at Cost.
Now is the time to buy. Annual
Clearance SALE OF GOLD WALL PA-
PERS. It is my custom during July
and August to reduce the price or
GOLD WALL PAPERS to cost. in
order to make room for new goods.
I! you need WALL PAPER (or this
summer or next tall. coma and sec
our stock. . . J
Cloth Window Shades with fringe.
25G. , ~ . ‘
Crockery, Glassware, Lamps.
i
Pointers‘ Snppllot
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
wa—
Paintinx and Paper Hanging.
Telephone Connection.
l. H. halter.
37 WASHINGTON STREET,
louth Ncrwalk, Donn.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING.
STEAM,
nor WATER,
also
GAS FITTING.
lTin, Sheet Iron, Copper.
and Zinc. , .1
30 South Main Street.
Telephone, 137—3.
South Norwalk, Conn.
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llll lililllllil BANK
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ORGANIZED .1852-
.leTH
mint traction.“
“0.000. on
Oolloito accounts of Individuals. mam
ulsoturcrc. merchants and corporation!
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHBWSON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP VlccuPru.
JACOB M. LAY 0N. Cashier.
DIRECTORI.
I. H. Mathewson John H. Light
John H. Knapp Henry onmcllr
Josiah it. Marvin Ismael Grumman
Owlrt: J.Walisoc_Msl-vln
Ind H. Rowan?! , *
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Colors will not run or fade.”
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tennis Vlsro‘s.‘ ruin;
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plinlocl Flotilla"
., come In omit.
GOLWAND ciLvsn purine.
liar England liiilltrlll Iloiorlr"
Hallo no Inporior. can show
them In operation.
Repairs to Stationary and Mlv
rlno Enalnu and General Madh-
rln. Work Bolloltcd. ‘1:
.THE 0.. N. Mcxmsm‘ *
M’F'G. co.
66 WATER 81'. BO. NORWALK. _
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* ant
. fif'lflandudf' .
Is a necessity of perfect Health and
an esuntlai element of Happiness. .
To prevent sickness and cnjoytho
comforts of life you should equip your
sleeping apartment or dressing cham-
bers with a snowy white, one-plow
“Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lava-
tory and have running hot and cold
water as desired at your touch.
We have samples in our showroom
and will gladly quote you prices. ‘
Horace R. Nash.
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T8...
South Norwalk, Conn.
F. S. BANKS .
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
EGTIMATES GIVEN FOR JOB-
BING. BUILDING OF NEW ANDRE-
MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.
IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS IVl
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED 10.,
~RE8IDENOE~ ‘
3A
MONROE ITREET.
lowly furnished throughout. loll
comfortable and up-to-dato hotel in tho
city. Electricity and beat in ovary
room. Baths in connection. Pub
feet sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Always comfortable and
quiet. - - it'll ' '
Cafe carrying a toll lino of low?-
Merrill and Condit’s wines, hours?!
and cigars. lost stocked but in t...l
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TELEPHONE CALL. ”H.
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on.
Paper.
Our Itoci of new (coda jnst ‘t
is a little larger than was below
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner. l .
We have takes a good lath).
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit fights! to:
you: work. limit
We try to carry In stock every-
thing you need for tho decorum .
of your house inside or. out.
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JUWIES.
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I ”0TH“ MAIN STREET-
‘l‘cl. Call, 8064
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