. him on tho, hf‘ldfll in trout of the
' \VCI] I.
. F" tho mount-no. .Rn. mom
of tho Continnl. a letter box has tic-n
. . . ‘ kage.
' Chop “WWII M 3‘ Olilm't. Items for El'vfigtt‘ililngmiislieagrlcone nart milk on
3:23;???” collected daily. Th" freeze. ginkgo I q rtaondcan
‘ evidence!”
in recovering from a sprained ankle.
W.
Max Levy entertained ’frionds from
Stamford Sunder. at his home on the
Washington street bridge.
William H. Curr, of Gregory Boule-
vard, who is in the olghty-tourth year
of his age. is‘critically ill. '
Wm
Mrs. itcdmnn and daughter Agnes.
of East avenue. are. sojourning at
Lakcvicw Farm. New“ York.
Lewis W. Duty has been cnicriain-
lug friends from out of town at his
home In this place.
Miss Lillian St. John. of St. Jolln
avenue, returned this morning from
a few days' visit In New York.
’l‘ho Tucaday night class in the East
Avenue Mothodlst Episcopal, Church
will meet 'in the regular class room.
Caleb Joydo ling left the employ of
B. A. Jackson and has taken a posi-
tion at Dennis and Blanchard's hat
shop itt South Norwalk.
A new water pipe is being laid iii
front of the residence of Robert J.
Clark in Van Zandt street. The ()III
one had become practically useless.
.. ___,,________‘
The regular monthly mceting of the
Sunday school board of the East. Avo—
iiuo Methodist Church was held last
night. Only routine business was
transacted.
Harry Russell and Myron Osborn
down yesterday to (kickonbo
Island to make arrangements for it
week‘s camping otit. 'l‘ht- party will
lie atltlctl to later in the wcck.
liov. .l. W. Davis stttrtcd yesterday
on a several days" trip through t‘on—
ncciicut alitl New liampshirc. iIc will
first go tti Bristol. Ilicn to lilii‘lltil‘tl.
Sprinaiicld and Manchester. N. ll.
Mrs. liavis accompanied hint as far
as Ilristol, wlicrc siic will visit her
daughter, Mrs, J. (‘. iioldcn.
Work Oil the excavatitui for lid—
ward H Robertson‘s licw machine
shop at the cast and of the Wash-
ington street bridge was tomporarily
interfered with yesterday morning by
the storms of Sunday. in the litter-
noon however. tlit: trouble was re-
moved anti the men are busily at
work. Contractor Iloslio litinblc. of
East Norwalk. will do the carpcntcr
d b the writer II In
wit fn’Ith. I”
Miss Jillian gysboe. of Fort street.“
WOI‘IIJ‘WIIIIGL‘ thew contract for thc
plumbing has been let. to John 'I‘.
Griffin, of Illt‘ Washington strct-t
bridge! The. new building will be
between fifty and sixty foot by twen-
ty-two feet. it will be equipped
with all modern machinery for re-
pairing automobiles alitl doing speci-
alty work. The water pipcs are now
bring ltiitl'.i‘tii' connection with tho
South Norwalk water systcui. Mr.
Robcl‘ston has been t-nguucd in lilt‘-
t-lianical work practically all his lifc
For the past five years ht: has lit'L‘ll
with (‘, II. .ilinnicrsoii iti East. Nor-
waiil. conducting the shop known as
the Automatic 'l‘otil (‘.o.
“—u—" _._._.—
RO‘N AYTU N.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, In
Rawayton. are Frederick LockwoOd.
Elwood Broadway and Charles Potty.
Orders sent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
A large number of transient board-
ers spcut Sunday in ltonaylon.
....._...........
(‘iilii‘lt'n Wclili. OI‘RIIWIIHIIII, Is crcd-
bed with having the thirst aurttt-n III
town
.._...r....,——.-
Mr. anti Mrs. Spcitct-r liorton arc,
preparinu to lailt» nu cxtcuslvc trip
through Canada and tho East.
-mwmm
Mr. and Mrs. Enticnc t‘iisbnian are
entertaining Mrs. i’crry and children.
of Eatou'n Neck. lama. island.
Mrs. Alici- licau Word Is luaitlnu
lino littproveiiicntn about her Iit'IlIlIl-
Iiil home on Contentment Island.
The iiicinorinl windows are now all
completed, and add itl‘I-lilly In tho
beauty til iltt‘ licw llupliul i'ittii‘t'li.
Mina i'lrat-c Webb, of itowuyiou, In
upendinu twu \VI'I‘ItiI \Iilli licr aunt.
Mra. (Iotirgc Northopc, ol‘ 'i‘ninutdat-
IIIII.
”M
Mra. .loacpiiluo t‘t'aw lzz tipvlitlliill a
few days how. having rcturumi frnm
tircenpnrt, whori- silo bin; exit-naive
oyntor Intercom.
Minn Cornelia III'iIWIi. who Willi nth
vcroly liurncd on Fourth of July. in
rot-overlap aiowly ill her summer
home In Ocean Iii-ovc.
Mum
There Is a Inapicious wliislici'lliit as
to who will he the first mutplc to no
married In the now Iliiitiini I'Iiiii't‘li.
But don‘t whisper It too loud.
Ivinrry Ill. Grlnwold. tho chIAItuovrn
violin within. played an “Illillttiiiti”
with line ex reunion at the Norwulk
Methodist i} arch, Holiday mornina.
About 300 pcoplc intended the
Thatcher titlimtrcia in the Auditorium
at Itottin 9. lot. for the flolle Inland
oioetricdi ' hoiioiil. Homdaifmdgiit.
pa
atlas illi- loll
'l‘helr expenacs'wero'ao heavy that
only a small sum was realized.
_———-————o~
Mr. and Mrs. Patterson "ar’td daughter '
Miss Ethell’atteruon, who have spent
scvcrnl sinninars here. arrived at tho
Hotel Berkeley- yesterday, for a
month's sojourn. "
The Rowayion Methodist, Sunday
school will onloy Its annual outing at
Sit-eplchasc Island, Bridgeport. on
Thurstiay.‘ The school will be convoy-
ed to the resort In trolley cars. which
w’ill leave the church at 8:30 in tile
morning.
._—_————-
A largo number of natural growthors
are at work on the grounds off Baton
Point. and are taking tip a largo quan-
ity of oyster seed. The greater por-
tion is being bought by Captain Joseph
Ellsworth. of the steaiiiei's Continuati-
or anti Commodore. and other dealers
are taking the seed at Oyster Bay,
Long Island.
....__._....__..
The tlcprodations of boys or other
persons in Rowayton still continue.
Lust evening; as ii'a E. Potty wasgolnc
to his home oil the West Side he no
titled the front door of Mrs. Kane‘s
residence. not far from the railroad
stations, was open. On filrtlicr inves-
tigation it was found that the casing
and the head of the door had been
forced with some instrument. anti the
lock damaged so that the door could
be opened. The house has been va
cam, for several months, but, was left
fully furnished by the owner. Mr.
i'ctty was unable to learn whether
anythinu had been taken or not. The
agent in South Norwalk and Constable
Edward .I. laidriuan Wore notified anti
are making an investigation. it is
thought the work was, done by the
same parties who enicrcd the now Ill-ip-
list (Illnrcb. last Sunday night. anti
made a nuisance of thmnsclvcs there.
..____._.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel, In
Darien. are Arthur stauoon. and Wai-
lace Shel-or. Order. not to either of
the above will receive prompt atten.
t on.
Alexander Stcvcns is doing the
stone work on the Wells recently dug
on the Henry Scilet-k property.
Liverynian Andrew Taylor has r9-
ccniiy purchascd a trollinu horsc. It
in said to be one of the fastest in iliis
part of the state lilitl has a lino podi-
grcc.
Miss Viola Ilyxbco has returned to
iicr duties at A. .I. Collins tit C(illl‘
\‘I'L't‘k'l'l vacation trip during which she
visited friends in Newton and River
sitit‘.
wilnods fresh every week at Street's
(.‘Ilsll Grocery.
Summer scliotiulc having been coili-
piotcd. tho handicap coiiimittcc ol‘ Wco
liuru is now at work on tho fall
HI'III‘IIIIII‘. The first game 'IIIIII'I' that
schedule will be played Saturday.
August 20. Meantime there will be a
ball swt-cpslakt-s t'ili‘ll Saturday. That
of last Saturday was won by Sonny
Icr Merritt. with a card of 01. III, 73.
There Were about If. players.
iii. ill. Wuostcr. the president. of the
Society ‘Iditors' Association which
was making It good thing out of
“Aiitcrlcn‘s Smart Set." is HIIIIIIIIUI'IIIK
hour the ZIt-ult-r place in Noroion. Mr.
Wooatt-r has Ili't‘il enIt-rtaining a good
dcul. nifti has bccn out on tho vvator
illilli' a “Mo. (‘litirit-s ii. Alilc. tilt“
of \‘i’ooilicr's solicitors in an cil'ort to
blackmail Edwin N. i'ost. told Mr.
l‘oi-lt iiinl ibc boys iiccdcd the money
to but it yttciit. .’l‘ltc "White Studio."
which figurctl in the affair. and which
was located In Stamford. IIIIH not yet
been tllacovct-t-d by ltit'lll subscribers to
“America's It'tll‘l'iiltilii I“ilililill'tt" was
the late A. A. Marks, of Sound lit-ach.
FIENDISH SUFFERING
in often caused by cot-ca, Illt‘t'I‘il iiitd
cancel-a. that cut away ’your skin.
Witt. Iicdcll, oi‘ lt‘iut Itot'k. Mich, Mays:
"I have used Iiucklon'a Arnlca tinivc
for Illcors, Horns“ and Cancers. it In
the boat lit'lllliltt drcnalitu I ever
found." Bootltcn and bottle cute.
or
Intros and IIl'IIlilIi. me at it‘. u. llIIXt
tcr‘s drill: More: guaranteed. "
m... .- mi . ”mow auto—1714;“
WEBTPOR‘I.
Agent. for tit. Inning Iontlnol. In
Wootport. or. C. Digiovonni and Wm.
I. Noah. Order. «at to either of tho
above will rooolvo prompt attention.
“I. '1‘. Williams has returned hero
from ii trip to litimtio.
Edward Zebu is in the employ of the
Ilrnphophono (to, Bridgeport.
II}. C. Nani; in "Corporal" now. He
in a member of Company ,I). of Non
walk.
Minn Margaret Poet will spend the
balance oi the summit“ in the Util-
nkllln. '
’i‘hero are notable dozen pleasure
beats.” the mint all told and novr
clams to his friend ‘,
pany‘s store. South Norwalk, after a ‘
‘ lt‘titii one week In advance.
‘ li‘cni. Qucbou. Atisahle Chasm. Lake
a
as little interest in that apart.
”Abolition Go. employ .
contractor} ,toaihoin “ (bath house. at.
the beach.‘ ” 1“ .‘ “"‘
W. B. Keeler has covered his con.
noctlon with the Jelliff grocery store.
and In trying his luck at insurance.
Last evening there was a business
meeting and social of tho Epworth
Magoo of the Methodist Church at the
Greens Farma homo of‘hCharléiiiMills.
Iii. N Sippe‘riey; . sill
, ad thine prize
, hn’ Holmes. in
Sirattortl. Saturday. Mid expects to
hear from the Stratfordite as to the
date for that promised clam bake.
m— I“
NOTES, 0F .THEfiEASI-IORE.
Mrs. George Vrcodtiiiburg. of Bay‘
viow avenue, Boll Island, is spending
a Work in Danbury.
Béll lslan is patiently waiting for
that crashed stone the town promised
for its highways.
Contractor Dudley it]. lloyt has re-
sumed actIVe operations In connection‘
with the Bell Island bridge. lie is
now doing considerable blasting In
Sammie avenue and all of the rock Is
being dumped through the bridge for
filling.
"-
Charles DeKlyu’s yacht, Nyiked.
started yesterday for a two weeks'
Massachusetts and Maine coasts. The
party aboard is made tip of~lilr. and
Mrs, ll‘. DeKlyn. Ward ilnd Harold
licKlyn. anti Mrs. Antoinette Wright.
of Dunbtiry; W. I“. DeKlyn, of Nor—
walk, and Mr. and Mrs. E. (l. Glitches-
tor. of New York city.
TAKE KODOL AFTER EATING.
After a hearty meal a dose of Kodol
Dyspepsia Care will prevent an attack
of Indigcstlon. Kodol is a thorough
digcstant and a guaranteed cure for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Gas on the
Stomach. Weak lloart. Sour Risiuga.
iiad Breath and all Stomach troubles.
Sold by The. Clifford I’runiacy. ”
”ELFRIDA WAS IN DANGER.
Naval Reserves Heard Woman's Cry
for Help—Came From a Barge.
The 1!. S S. Eifritin. the practice
ship of the Naval Reserves had it our
row csrapo front serious damage or to-
tal destruction early Sunday morning.
The ship with a detail of 2:1 offi-
cers and men. on a practice cruise.
mostly from the Third division under
command of blunt. P. A. Bartlett. of
this city, was at anchor just outside
the breakwater, off Bridgeport, waiting
for the storm to abate. All hands bad
turncti ill leaving only an anchor
watch on dock. About two o'clock
iiurton W. I’owc. of Bridgeport. who
was the acting qtiartcrinasit-r on
watch at lilo time. ht-ard lilt.‘ cries of
a woman for help
Crloo for Help.
Through the darkness and ruin a
short tlistiiiico away he saw a large
dark obit-cl Iooutiuu up. The cries
for Itcip came from that direction and
whcn he answered the call a woman's
voice said:
“We're adrift on the barge.
lod's sake help its."
l’owe hurriedly culled Capt. Corn-
well who came on deck and the men
aboard were called.
The drifting barge loaded with coal
was making directly for the Eltrida
and it looked like ticsiriictloii for that
vrsscl. 'i‘lic lircs In the cnginc roonl
Wl'l‘l‘ booked and to moor was otit of
the question.
Six Feet for Ship.
'l‘lio iirst barge was closely follow
ed by a second. Just. before the first
barge reached the Elfrida for some
reason it changed its course anti pass-
ed along about six foot from the ship.
The second barge took the same
course. There was a mass of Wl‘t‘CIt
:Ig’c flouting past. The ship just as
turn the Elfritin it largo schooner was
anchored. She cst-upctl the Inirgcs
for sonic unaccountable reason \'i‘l‘l'-
liig till’ Just before they reached lli‘l'.
Boats Wore Lowered.
After IIII‘ barges punscd tlic lilii'rldit
steps were taken to i’t'ttll‘Ilt.‘ the worth
on till board. HOIIIH were lowered and
crews pm In them and word given to
the women on board the barrios that
llclp was coming.
The harm-s had past-led beyond the
breakwater aitd before the boats
front the ICifrltht I‘i'iit‘lit‘ll them a tin:
born down to tho rcscue and the boats
returned to llic ship.
For
CHAMBERLAIN’B COLIC. CHOLERA
AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY BET-
TER THAN THREE DOCTORS.
"'I‘hroo yt-ars alto wt- Iiiitl ilit'co doc.-
tora with our little boy and t-vcrythlnt’.
that they could do aounioti In vain. At.
lastlwhon all hope scorned in be gone
wo hogan using f‘liainbcrhtin's Colic.
i'ltoicru and liittrrliocn Ill-molly and In
a few hours he began to Improve. 'I‘o-
day ho in on healthy It child as parents
could wiali for. We feel that we can
not afford to be without this medicine
In our homo."-Mra. B. .I. Johnston.
Linton. Mina. This remedy In for sale
by BIIIIIMIII'PIIWI’II Corporation. Clifford
Pharmacy and Zoilfuita I’llill‘fliiliiy.
a...
THE RECREATION TOURS.
'i‘he learn which will be conducted
by The Recreation ’I‘ouriat (to. in the
near future are Balm-day to Watch
Iliii and illocit Island. Monday. Ahmad,
7th. Cottage City. harmonica. Aiianliic
Chasm and White Mountains. Tuesday.
August iitit (‘iatniilila naturally. Aug-
uat I2Ih. Nova Hrotin. An undoubt-
ctiir that above trips will be well put»
column in anticipatimloluina should
urruhao a early angimatdhle for ac-
eprnmotlntlonn. In I'IIIII‘ tiokuta are
nu haacdhnd parties find that the!
and fit no money will be refunded. The
tooth to Niagara Iti ,nnd‘Thounnnd
Ininitdn this your are acittaluleti for
'l‘umttiay. Alumni 22nd. multipliers for
thong irlpn should be arranged for at
The Roy
in Tour visiting V'I’hotinand Islands.
through the tilt. flamenco River. liltin-
Champlain. built: George and Borstal
go. in flap nah
i" g .
billion-y aliheiioi‘vn‘ w“ mm: *‘1
have hid fl
pleasure trip along the Connecticut. in
to l'
or. caused by Indl an if you not 5
little too much. «I; it “he subject to
nttaoiirot‘ Indigestion. ,
had shortness of breath“; id heart butt.
heartburn or palpitaticn o the heart.
indigestion caution the Itomacli to
lxpand--- IWOII. and if up against the
heart. This crowdst 0 heart and inter-
fares with its action. on :in‘tho course of
time the heart become» toned.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
di out: what you not}. taken tho chain of!
c the heart. and contributes nourishment.
strength and health to every organ of tho
body. Cures Indigestion. Dyspepsia. Sour
Stomach. Inflammation of the mucouo
membranes lining the atomacli and Dice:-
tive Tract. Nervous Dympolnnd Catarrh
of the Stomach, i," .
Afternoon an I ’ would, I dlltrmin old
my heart malarial: I twould blocmo°vmnwnrk€
Finally I not A bottle oI’ltodol and ii 3 ve mo immo-
m relief. Ana): min: A low bottles on. cum
has: mama NICHOLS. Penn Yin. N. v.
I had stomach trouble and was In t bndctoto no I
had hurt trouble with it. [took Kodol D I sin
Cure for about four months Ind It outed on.” pop
D nocturnal. o.
DigestsHWhat You Eat
at nrbo c I if
“I!“ an not new
trial. or no can Ilu.
ron alien-.nv‘w
to: currency naAnMAcv.
SOUND BEACH MAN DROWNED.
STAMFORD. August 1.»-‘i-ienry Ito-
boris. a wcllkiiown resident of Sound
Beach. who wandered away
home on Saturday last. was found
away from his home.
iicvc that he wandered around lit the
darkness and fell overboard.
Automobile Insurance.
BOSTON INSURANCE CO.
Capital $1,000,000.
This Company writes a most liberal
form of insurance covering the car
wherever it may be in the United
States or Canada. against are arising
from any cause. explosion and light-
ning included—misc marine and trace
portntion riskaw—theft or pilforage, up-
on the most favorable terms.
Jacob 1:1. laulou.
0
5 Railroad Place. South Nor-walk.
Tol. 35—2. . ,
1905 "1905
Summer Time-Table.
0n and After Juno 16
the New and Commodioun
STEAMER HUNTINGTON
CAPT. IRA B. YOUNG.
Leave Huntington for Norwalk.
Mondays aild Fridays at 6:45 a. In.
tutti 2:25 p. in.
Leave Norwalk for Huntington on
Mondays and Fridays at 8:45 a. m.
aiul izlfi p. in.
Excursion Tlokoto . ...... 50c
Single Faro ..... 40c
Children 6 to 12 yearn: Excurlion.
359; Single Fare, 25c.
Will stop at Valley Grove Mondays
anti Fridays on signal.
Faro from Norwnlk:
50o.
Passengers from Norwalk by 8:45
a. at. boat will have five hours at Vai-
Iey Grove and 4 hours at Huntington.
Round trip,
Mile Recreation Iours.
Block island. 3 day trips. $8.50 to
$10.50. Jilly 15. 22. till. August 5. 12.
10, 26.
Watch Hill, 3 day trips. $10.00. July
15, 22. 29. August 0. 12. iii. 26. ‘
Cottage City. 5 day trips, $17.00.
.luiy 24. August 7.48.
White Mountains. it day trips, $23.00.
July 2-1. August 7. 2i. HI‘IIIOI’IIIIOI‘ 4.
t-luratoga Springs, 4 or ii day trips.
312.50 or “0.50. July 17. 24, 31, Aug.
list 7. I4. 21. 28, September 4.
Altanblc Chasm, 0 day trips. 828.00.
July 17. 24. ill, August 7, it. 21, 28,
September ti.
Nluuiirn Falls. 4 days trip, 824.00.
Tuesday. August 22nd.
Thousand Islamic. 4 days trip.
$24.00. Tuesday, August 22nd.
Catskill Mountaina, II day trips.
Siail‘tl) front New Haven. July 18.
Almost ii. 22. 20.
Royal Tour. 12 day! trip. Thousand
Islands. Montreal. Quebec.
(niacin anti Santiago. $07.00.
day. Annual 22nd.
Nova ricotta, to days trip, 015800
from New Haven. Saturday, August
Tuna-
lib.
Monachead balm, ii «lava trip. $40.00
from New Haven. Monday. Septem-
ber 11th.
Gettysburg and Waalilngton,‘7 any.
trip. $30.00 from New Huron. Friday.
October 13th.
For tho. New Enalnntl Tourist doc~
crihlng all tours and tickotl call on
0. w. HARRIS. Ticket Agent at Dopot
... . c... . was... WW
. Witt. Call on.
a ‘ i P a ' I
typhus. uni.
nor NORWALK. court.
t. KIND! COOKID
0' M' to ono'an
“Tainan; trim-lino. .
ed to leave can t
, 13% til
II... t» g} u ,. ti
to
ticitatii of. t Harris.
t
. "a (invitation and.
I I
cvo no doubt .
from "
drowned yesterday on the beach a mile ~
liis family be- “
Aunnbie ,
ed Japanese
him
an.
52 80. MAIN ST
litilililil
‘ For 00 Ozone Soup Trude Min-kl.
2 Ozone Starch Trade Mum and
2 Drone Washing Powder Trade Mark-
AUTO, BICYCLE
STORE.‘
.WILL'IMII‘ORT JAPAN“! i.
MEXICO CITY. August lm'rho Yarn
oral: and Pacific Railroad havlngtcstu
labor proposes to mayo ;
ountracta tor the importation of Jain ',
noose Workman for that line. Chinese ‘-
' ‘ ‘an prove no.
I ll
GIVEN AWAY AT‘ '
H. R. B‘ULKLEY’S
AND NOVELTY
80. NORWALK
DAVID
w.
RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embalmer. '
iii North Main St.
Residence. 0 Waohlngton street.
Booth Not-walk.
Siliiiiliil
Telephone at noun. 135-2
.......... . . . . . . . .
-.I.I.I.I.I.I.l.n.o.u nzn'u u_-,-,I:-.I,IZI.-. .
Bargains.
HAMMOCKS, cnoouar AND ’
GARDEN HOSE. "
AUTOMOBILE AND BICYCLE ;‘
SUPPLIES. ..
REPAIRING IN ALL BRANCH- :
ancillary.
a: co. MAIN or.
Telephone 363—5.
Don’t Worry
about your
Assessment Insurance.
but transfer It to an old line com-
pany. where payments remain the
same each year. For a low guaranteed
rate and particulars. address
F. H. FIELD, Gen. Apt"
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
Bo. Norwnik, Ct.
8 NO. MAIN 811.
Not 3 Poison.
BUGOLENE
THE GREATEST BED BUG BOUND.
ER ON THE MARKET,
25c A LARGE BOTTLE.
at tho
Ihe leiifuss Pharmacy.
80. NORWALK.
Not Explosive.
THE
SERVANT
QUESTION
IS ALWAYS SOLVED IF YOUR
KITCHEN CONTAINS A
Gas Range
Heater
ASK ANY COOK WHAT SHE
THINKS ABOUT IT. OR DROP
A LINE AND WE WILL
, Call and Explain.
lulll’i llllllillt
Witter
anon: cianlnonno on noon
FT it I'll
M
sor'r SHELL callus.
SPANISH MACKEREL .2...~. . . . . .liic
WEAKFXBH IllonlOllOitlionvlcllol fie
mnutms thetill-ColloIOIOIrllralo 80
mm an”.............{.u........120
swcaomsa lac
BTEAKCOD 10c
SILVER BASH 8c
3ALMON (whole fish) ............100
apportion mono or man AT _
ltunsonnaon, anions.
ran newton I'IIH AND man
I' ‘f‘
l»
Lil.
You buy the but.
I
ll -
I lull—hit ‘
Color: will not run-or fade,
and will our-wear
all others
Charles E. Dow,
:12 WASHINGTON ST.
Phono 143-0.
1847. 1905.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING. ,
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
“MBTOVES AND RANGES,
BLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Ono Fixtures, Metal Cpiilng. Etc.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
2. THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
‘ 51.0mm“ Will
Papers at Cost.
Now in 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.
If you need WALL PAPER for this
summer or next fall. coma and see
our stock. 1 , a; .
Cloth Window Shades with triage.
25c. , ,
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Crockery, Glassware, will.
Pnintors' Suppliel.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
Painting and Paper Houston.
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Telephone Connection.
.5 H. hello,
I? WASHINGTON STREET,
Couth Norwaik, Conn.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING.
STEAM,
HOT WATER.
'AND
GAS FITTING.
tTin, Sheet Iron, Copper.
and Zinc. , a
so iillouth Main"Strect.
Telephone. 137-4.
South Norwaik, Conn.
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Bill liliiilliii IIIIIK
.OUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ORGANIZED 1882.
WITH
mun: cinnamon
Surplus. ”00,000.00
”0‘ "on“. ‘600000000
Coilolto account: of Individuals, MII'I'
ufocturoro. morehontb and corporation-
upon favorable tunic.
aowm n. MATHIWION. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP Victims.
.tAcoo M. LAV'I'ON, cunt».
DIRECTORI.
I. H. Mathew-on John H. Light
John H. Knapp Henry tieymour
Joni-h R. Marvin Ismael Grumman
Chi-lotion Mort: J. Walloon Marvin
Fred H. I'imn.
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Hay. no .nuporlor. Cln chow
‘ thorn In operation.
mm to Stationary and Hi3
rlno Enginel and amoral mow
rin. Work Solicitod.
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lawman or. so. NORWALK. is I
“ "CLEANLlNiiss’
In I necessity of perfect Health and
an essential element of Happiness.
To prevent sickness and en{oy tho
comforts of life you should oqu p your
sleeping apartment or dressing cham-
bers with a snowy white. one-plow
“Standard" Porcelain Enameled LIVI‘
tory and have running hot and cold
water at desired at your touch.
We havo Iamples in our showroom
and will gladly quoto‘you prion,
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST CTS,‘
Bouth Norwalk, Conn. ‘
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‘ Curried In omit-W,
M’F’G. CO.
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city.
quiet.
city. ‘
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor:
ESTIMATE! GIVEN FOR JQIt‘
BING, BUILDING OF NEW AND!!!-
MODELINO OF OLD STRUCTURES;
IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDEROIYI
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED 10..
27 wssrpoar AVENUE. NORWAL'N
HOTE
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUI AND
MONROE ITREET.
lowly furnished throughout. .
comfortable and up-todato hotel in WI
Electricity and heat in oven
room. Baths in
feet sanitation.
appointed. Alwnyl comfortable and
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fr. 5.
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Cato carrying 1 full lion 0! Iain
Merrill and Condit‘n wider,
and cum. Bolt stocked ban in Ltd
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manner.
Paper. , {If
Our stock 0! our good: just "I.
in I little larger than over befort‘..'
Wonderful low low you can
buy nice goods here. You lunch
we do the work in the very bolt
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NV. lion taken n good into). i
contracts for house painting”! 1' ;
will be glad to lubmlt DWI“!
your: work. do
We try to carry In stock «my
' thing you need for tho 'docomiv o
of your house inside or out. _ .fl.
E. E-
Gerham,
TILEPHONE 835-4 ‘
io FIRCT IT.
I. NORWALK.
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AGENCIES.
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