i'\
.‘ r‘u' r .
ring with an injured eye.
w
k
t .
Eugene Hendricks, in. Weston.
Mrs. James Evenden, of
Place. Mrs. John Cromwell and Miss
Hattie Cromwell. of Washington
street. went in Huntington, today, on
theztsteamer Huntington.
Silas Sherwood, president of
bel ‘and Richard Conklln. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. 'I‘. S. Glover,
~Croup instantly
Thomus' Eclectrlc Uil.
Never fails. At any drug store.
ROWAYTUN.
Captain Theron. Lockwood la
lously ill all liis home.
relieved.
Miss Jennie Rowland, of Highland
avenue, has recovered frmn her recent
illness.
Owners of peach trees predict
bounteous yield this season, as most
trees are now well laden.
Mrs. Potter. of New York. is
Mrs. George Wicks’, Crockett avenue,
for a few \veeks' stay.
.Russeli Bailey and Edgar Lynch, of
Rowayton, will start on a cruise Mon-
day in the Bailey knockabout l’unr
pero.
The Fairfleld Congregational church
lshoidiug its annual eXcursiou and
picnic today at Rotou l’oiut, where
Tefl'tlflllllliilllfi were served .
Mrs. ileWolf and two children. of
New York, are occupying thc Bowen
place. Contentment island, now owned
by Mrs. Alice Donn Ward.
'Mrs. Frederick 'l‘ophiil, who
kept his spile driver.
crable work Captain Harry
ing the craft.
Relittucc Hook and Ladder Company
held a meeting Wednesday night and
arramtctl to have a moonlight sail the
The coin-
patty expects to take possession of
the new truck housc shortly. and will
arrange for an appropriate celebration
last. of thc present month.
of thc completltm of flic building.
Tho Mcihodist. cxcursionisis
time. About
pleasure as o
dent.
Royal A. Mills. . The
all young mcti l
tomorrow.
Danish AND nonoron.
W
Alhcri ll. Scoiicid has been serious-
ly iii this wcck.
Frank iirccu, of Norotou Heights.
has been rci'y til at his home.
A utonc mansion will be crt'ctod oil
the Dr. (llurk illutit', 0x Hitlito.
Mrs. May Mcrrills, of New Christin.
is visiting Mrs. Charles Miller.
Miss Mary Khan is spending a few
weeks with her tumor, In lhtnbury.
Mrs. William M.
Tuesday with Mrs. Alfred .lcllllt'.
Mrs. Marriott, of Newark. is visiting
Mrs. Anglo Morley, of lll'imktiltli! ave-
nus.
Minn Holcn Morchouuc i'ciitrnctl.
Monday. front a tin-cc wcclot' Vli-lll in
Brooklyn.
.Mlsn idly M. l-lciivcll in spending
meral Weka at. Ct'tlili‘lliil‘lt,, near
ilookuway.
Mrs. lictay A. lAlf‘linNl, of Noroiou,
ll visiting Mrs. C. Alva lnckwood, in
lion; itidue.
Minn beliturdo, of Ncw Yorlt. arrived
Saturday for a visit with her fritnd.
Milo Bowen.
Mitts Agnes ltnyuioiid has returned
with her brother front a llvo wcelts'
visit in Miami».
I. la. Alhlit of firm-tn street. went to
lyurclimont Manor, lino victor, for a
visit with his tilitior.
Albert, and Paul Denion. of lironit-
with
in, are spending the summer
Mrs. Henry Valentino.
Min Ruth Ballard and Miss Hattie
Darrow visited their friend Mine in-
men. of Sprinxdule. Wednesday.
1' as Lillian Knapp, of East Nor—
, , find Alfred Rathyewo, of Hobo;
, N. J, are to he married in» Sepw ,
. MW Gilli“ "anti I011. who
it .9 been Visitinuur. and Mrs. Mei-
hoid Partrick of South Osborn aye-
nue; have gone to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Betti:
the
Junior Baud, wishes to havo all mem-
bers present tonight, at the Junior
Band's bean supper and sociable. in
the .East AVOliiifihpell’iodlBt Church.
Elmer L. Conklin and wife and Ma-
Dora
Conklin and son, Edward, of Bloom—
field, N. .l.. now camping on (lockenoe
island, were the guests yesterday of
Dr.
Perfectly stile.
501"
has
been at Mrs. George Wicks’, Crockett
avenue, during July, has rciurncd to
her home, Broadway, New York city.
The launch Thelma, of Belle Island.
cattle info Rowuyton harbor ycsicrduy,
with a party, and grounded on the bog
where Captain Henry Wcliu formerly
After consid-
Ilollius
and gucsts finally succeeded in float-
who
went to Steeplechase island, yesterday.
report that they had a mosifcxccilcnl
out: hundrcd and fifty
five took in thc trip, and ilio day's
mrrcd by an acci-
Th til) i e9. who had chargi-
of thc picnic were Attorncy William 0.
Clark. chairman. Harry S. lirynn and
cxt‘urslonlsls
l'ouclicii iiomc. ( it 8 o'clock.
A cordial liai'tion is cxtcnded to
boys. of Rowuyiou,
to uact at iiic Methodist parsonage on
Saturday iiftcrnotui at 2:30, to plan
and rchcursc for the games and out.-
door sports to ho givcn at the lawn
fate and salc on Friday, August llih.
Rev. it‘. (I. llrown‘i Rev. E. W. Byshc
and it}. ii. Laue will have (‘ltm‘gc of
the panics and moon and will he glad
to wclcotuc a lame untuhcr of competi-
tors at the appointed place and hour
Whitncy spent
lieu Dibble L. dusty returned Mon-
,e i i
hiliil‘lutl
ll
OlfljSIIIlliiOl,
(I time's-u»
‘.,t to also”)
i citiiti Ilili i r; .
Fon ,sAts‘ sy u’HARLasnei flow.
- L
day evening. from a pleasant visit
with her brother in Nevaanuan.
‘John T. liyrneo. of Harbor avenue.
Norwalk. has taken a position as or-
derly at Fitch's Soldiern' Home, Noro-
ton.
~Boneless hams and bacon
Street‘s Cash Grocery.’
Miss Gertrude Valentine left. Wed~
nesday evening for a visit. with her
grandfather, Mr. Boswell, of Green-
wich.
Mrs. John Oldrin, of West avenue.
was taken to the Stamford Hospital,
Wednesday morning, to undergo an
operation.
Stanley Whitney returned Saturday
night. frOm a two weeks‘ stay at Out.-
side inn with a party of Stamford
friends.
Mrs. Lclloy Monroe and daughter.
Miss Lucky, attended the Methodist
excursion from South Norwalk to
Bridgeport, Thursday.
Miss Frances iiali left. Wednesday
for a visit with hcr aunt. Mrs. Cole. of
Bridgeport. She was accompanied by
her sistcr, Mrs. Woundy. of New Cu-
fluiili.
Miss Susie Fleet left Saturday. after
four Wet-ks with Mrs. Wallcr S. Whit-
ucy. for Moutcluir. lier sister, Miss
Mary it‘icct, loaves Saturday for ()ys-
tcr llay. to spend sonic time with rela-
tlvcs. -
Mrs. Theodore Sherman has return-
cd from a very plcasant visit with her
sistcr, Mrs. Minerva Sherwood, of Port
(flicstor. \Vhilc ihcrc. shc cujoyed
several automobile. drives and attend-
cd the union picnic. at Rye Bunch, of
tho Duricn churches.
lit'. Nciison, of Darien, is building a
820.000 residence on his place. on the
0x Ridge road. He has bought part
of George P. Brett‘s farm, and has
pinnucd extensive improvements. 11.
M. Anthony has the contract for sonic
of the work.
Friends of Frank it‘reutlcnthni gave
him a picnic at ltotou Point, chncw
day, in honor of his twenty-fourth
birthday. Among those present wcrc
Mrs. Walter 8. Whitney, Mrs. M. W.
Whitney. Miss Lucrctiu Cullen, Ilar~
old Whitney, Misses Sitslc and Mary
Flccl and Misscs Addie and Georgie
Whit ucy. ,
it will hc forty-three yours Sunday
(Aug. til siucc llcv. [mitts French
preached his lit-st sermon lll St. Luke's
Episcopal Church. Normon. Miss
Myra J. Davis, who hoard licv. Mr.
lt‘rcncll last Sunday, and who itiicuds
to bc prcscut at the anniversary,
heard the scrmou prcnchcd forty-throt-
yours slncc.
ill
NOTES or These—itemize.
.locl It‘oulcr, of Datihury. is spend—
imt a fcw days at licllc island.
Mrs. W. A. Curtis, of Norwuik. is
stopping for a fcw days at tho Sea-
View llotcl.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dccnmp. of
Stamford, urn encoding a couplc of
weeks at lioton Point.
lt“. L. t‘onmtoi-k anti family. of New
Canaan, arc occupying their summer
cottage at Hickory llluff.
Seycrnl loads of Grace ilomc Nt‘w
Canaan children cupoycd a day's out-
int: at iloton i’oint Tuesday.
The ilrcmcn of New Uliiiliiiil coulom-
plate holding their annual clauihako
on Smith's Island. Labor Day.
Several loads of (trace Home. Now
(latiuiui, children cnioycd a day's. out-
itig at liotun i’oini. Tuesday.
The Sunday school of I’nion (‘hupoL
’i‘almadgo Hill, cnioycd thotttinuel pic-
nic at lioton Point Wtulncsdny
'l‘he art-men of New Canaan con—
template holding their annual clam-
intke on Smith‘s island Labor Day.
Mrs, Andrew S. Waterbury and Misti
Currie ilcllo Wnicrbury, of Darlen.
apt-til Wctlncsduy ufit-rnoon at Hickory
Bluff.
Mr. and Mrs, in). ii. It‘lliow art- on-
tertaining Mrs. Stanton ('tlltty. of Wil-
ton, at their summer home. on Belle
island.
The Iuntitiy iii'lltltll of tho Courtro-
gationai church, Now (Juneau, enjoy-
ed its annual picnic at lioton i’oint
yesterday. *
The Hutch family, of Wm avenue.
South Norwnili have Itutuotl Mrs.
(looms inunnbury'u ncw cottage on
Belle inland.
Mrs. J. Thornton l’rnwltt and Mrs.
it. G. Wilson. of Norwuili, have tit-.-
cured the Clutter cottage for the
month of August.
One of the largest crowds of the lien.
son wittienstid the vaudeville patron
rushes at the hotel, lioton Point. lust
night. The program is most amusing
throughout.
Edward liturt has returned to his
home In Waterbury after a stay iii
the share, the meat of Mr. and Mrs.
George 1". item at their Belle inland
cottage, Mrs. ilert and children are
Sunday schoolnt
next week. A number of yhung 'folks
trill so with‘them.
. it‘. H. Nortow‘oud Mrs. Moelier, of
court laid ipu ion mint roam fromfit.
ii. ’l‘uthill-"é, timeout!“ it» been 00!!
now it is the center of attraction for
, a number of young‘people.
6 Miss Morenoa Mallory. of Danbury,
‘ ‘ who is now hammering at Boll'islapd,
villi ‘entsrm , at you feliooum of
they in the illllhtiitr‘a edits ”filin-
, Upon thermal»
ion of her work there, Miss Mallory
will take a course of study at Welles-
,1le-
‘The Methodls and Constellations!
‘unlicd Wednq ., ‘in’ a picnic at Com-
po Beach. Suuaotuck. The 600 mem—
bers were 011.3 ripeclnl coach as for
ad Norwallc,“ifitad‘ then they lboarded
trolleys for (30mph. The day was
pleasantly spent anti no accident mur-
red tho day.
Oliver Jennings, of Southport, enn
lei-tallied a party of friends on his
yacht Tuesday with Port. Jefferson.
1.. l.. as the objective point, The party
comprised Mrs. E. B. Smith. of East
Norwalk; Rev, and Mrs. C. B. Stray-
sr, of Greens Farms; Miss Anna Jen‘
niugs and Mr. and .Mrs. Charles R.
Baker, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Dr. Bohannan was called to therest-
deuce of A. it. 'i‘uthiil this morning
to assist, Mrs. Kate Kane. on her jounr-
ney to the South Norwalk station.
Mrs. Kane early last. spring badly
sprained her ankle, and owing to lter
age did not improve very rapidly. She
Went to her home in New York today.
WESTPORI‘.
Mnnucl Alonzo, of Havana, Cuba, is
visiting In town.
Mrs. lt‘rcdcrlck Lyons is visiting in
lathe-burst, N. J.
ltev. Lumiere of Sutton, Muss, has
been visiting Iti town.
Greens Farms Sunday school yes-
erdny pit-nicked of Roma Point.
Miss C. Germain of New ‘York, is
the guest. acre of Miss Ethel Sher-
.vood.
Mrs. L. U. Billings is the victim of
Ill attack of typhoid, ’l‘lie dread dis
ease does not, appear to relax its hold
acre.
The Boys‘ llrigudc of the Mciho
.iist church is to cnicrtuin in the con-
.‘ercncc room next Tuesday night. The
.ioya are all popular and their maiden
effort in this line. with a view to ac-
cruing funds for outfit outght to be
productive of rich returns.
Miss Anna M. Shoriticn. well known
here where she has rcsidcd for years.
died at hcr homo ’l‘ucsday. Deceased
.iad been filling during the day but
he trouble was not considcrcd serious
by her. llute‘iti the afternoon ()t‘f‘tl'
units of tho housc were called to by
nor with a EdGQIlPI-il to tiring her a
glass of water. The demand was
quickly complied with but on react:-
in; hcr rootu where she had been
tested in a chair by the window they
'ouud hcr dcad. Medical aid was sum-
uoncd but too lat .Dcceuseti was 47
years of age. lcart failure was
the chimp attributed.
Charles Sooysmlth disposod of his
:huuffcnr. Wilson, ycstcrday uflcr hi"
had hccu discharged from the Bridge-
.iort City court, charged with drunken—
ilt‘h‘S and has engaged in his sit-ad.
Alfred Tripp. a young man won-known
Lu Bridgeport \viterc hc has lived anti
highly esteemed for his acutlcmanly
’Ullillli‘l, his push. and his ability.
Tripp may not he considcrcd an old
hand at the auto whccl, but be Is ccr-
iiilnly one of the bcst equipped and
most cxpcricnccti molt, tncchanlcully
that in motoring a car. He is steady.
horoughly rcllahlc atid in love with
the work of chauffeur, in thc selcc-
lion, Mr. Sooynmith has uncured the
services of one who will be vuluuhic
to hint and in boiimi to strengthen the
regard anti friendship in which he is
held.
NEW CANAAN.
Miss iluttlt- Hoyt spcnt Tuesday in
New York.
Miss May Fairly has returned from
it visit to Asbilry Park, N. .l.
Mrs, Julian llcnth, of New York, In
a visitor at Sicpiicu Heath‘s. “
J. H. Body of Bridgeport in the now
drugglst manager of Central phar-
luncy.
iirown & litirycn arc enclosing the
frame of John l’liiillpslc'n housc, Ruli-
i‘tilitl uvcbttc.
Mrs. David lockwood, of Railroad
uvunuc. in spending several days with
friends in Stamford.
Mrs. Andrew lieruum has rciuruetl
from a few days' visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. M. Coleman, In liyc.
Margaret. and Helen Candy, of
Bridgeport. are guests of their aunt.
Mrs. D. 'l‘, O'Neill, llurtin avonuo.
Mrs. Stephen B. iioyt. of South Main
street. also Mrs. William Potter and
son ltoitnr. anti Mrs. it. I. it‘uuclior and
daughter Florence, are. at Asliury Park
for several weeks.
.laninn l‘of‘illa, an liaiian contractor,
who owned a plant.- in imuei avenue.
tutti ’who had accutiiulutud consider-
able wealth. in n much-noughMor
man in New (.‘nnann. A mitnher of
itallaft laborers here would like to
talk with him from a financial view-
point. and his absence is felt by the
justice court. On July 7 i’erllla WM
arrested by Officer Marvin ll. Merrill,
for breach of the peace and felonious
assault with intent to kill. Mrs.
Powers. In ituiiui woman. formerly of
Stamford, was the complainant. it
was alleged that he felled her with"!!!
iron our. inflicting a dangerous scalp
wound. At the hearing, Perth: w I
hound over under 3250 bands. in trio
of his previous gmd character he was
allowed his parole while mounting
the hall. He was to appear Monday
night and pay over the money. trim
been learned that he abducted molt
due hint’eu Various contrasts. raid
place and left town, owing fourteen
tellin- tuck pay of two or three
‘ 4 jifime.
4,,
, t
Hickory Btu .3 have had [Jinn tennis, , ‘ n
nuicuouuiy mark‘e’d out and rolled. and" ““
«Cannon and Wilton .
.‘r narrowest-u:
w it uoestimeiyrned pond
r'ittitrl'l.:ufiin I v» II
I
‘V'iJIIK Wlllll '0”
1-L
Pl ” .P hi i 'r .
y Ruffian? :..°. 83'dd».lll?~l’ii?.‘w2‘.’§2°° .
.Wik. The [can no tutti-t stunned 0 .‘
[god to cure or y, Pinon-y hack
'«i In; Remedy Q9" Chicago or N.Y. an
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GLENBEOOK. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lynch were vlsr
Itors in (llcnbrook yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Anderson
friends in Glenhrook.
. Miss Ethel Lockwood is visiting her
uncle, George Scofield. liopu street.
Louis Northrop and Harvey Titus
are spending a vacation in Northfieid,
Mass.
Minn Susie Spelling is the guest of
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel lilvcris, at the
parsonage ‘
Mrs. llcujamlu (leorgc anti son of
Bridgeport. arc visiting M rs. and Mrs.
George S. 'I‘hompson, Holmes avenue.
Mrs. lra Sillson and two children.
Willi Mrs. (liiarlcsii. iicuipslend and
son, have gonc to Grcut Harrington,
Mass. to spend a couple of weeks.
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur E. White have
returned from Colorado. They spent
Sunday with Mrs. Kale Willie, but,
aru now in Kingston. N. Y., Mrs.
White's former home.
Those who went. to Ryc Beach on
the Sunday school picnic, yesterday,
report. having had a fine time. The
tiny was perfect for a picnic and trol-
ley-ride. and a large number took ad-
vantage of the opportunity. besides
members of the Sunday school.
CHILD’S IlliilKlll FREE
' For 48 Ozone
Soap Trade
le‘kl.
‘ i
is visiting
2 Ozone
Starch Trade
Marks.
2 Ozone
Washing
Powder
Trade Marks.
GIVEN AWAY AT
H. R. BULKLEY‘S
AUTO, BICYCLE AND NOVELTY
areas.
25 80. MAIN 81’" BO. NORWALK.
indium nuts:
Shoes.
ALL STYLES.
Baihitiil Shoes.
m
’PHONE 301—4.
"qu suds? mu m"
”lite adventurous.
mock island. 3 day trips. Iii-I50 in
”0.60. July 15, 22. 29, August. 6, la.
19 26.
which mu. 3 day trips. post). July
it, 22. 2i), Ailliilli. 5. 12. l9. 2s.
Cottage City. 6 day trips. 817.00.
July 24. Aunuut 7. 28. v
White Mountains. 6 day trips. $28.00.
July 24, Au not 7. 21. unptember t.
Haratouu prions.“ or 6 day tripl.
$12.60 or $16.60. Jilly ll, 24, 31, Au]-
uiit ’f. it. 21, 28. September 4. ~.
Ausuhle Chasm. 6 day trips. £28.00.
July 17. 24131. Admin 7, ll. 21, 3|.
September , :.
Niagara Falls. 4: days trip, 024.09.
Tuesday, Auxust ad. _
"thousand [lien It. i any! trip.
$24.00. Tuesday. thrust 22nd. ,
Catskill Mount II, 5 day trips,
014.50 from Now, even. July 1.,
August ii. 22. 29. ‘
Royal Tour. 1) y» trip, Thong.“
islands, Montr Quebec, Anon)“
Chem and Ba . $87.00. Tunis
day August 22nd ..
on Beads. 10 days trip, 153*
from New Haven.
Saturday. August
‘2‘ i ‘i
ll i
unnoticed [Axel ll days trip, unto
Monday. Septem-
nud Wuhtugto flue
New invert.“ ‘ ”
from New Haven.
incl-11in.
dengue
"1%. too
Dotti)“ “till
ant—ems M
it. w. imitate. Thirst Amt It and
.4 .
. Columbia
. me‘dfiall
urdsy.
5 REASONABLE Patties.
‘ 'I'Hl PIOPLE'I stun AND
. hank“.
Vacation and Outinil ,
tilt. ‘.
For the How suit-mi Tourist dei-
crihiu all learn I“ tick». all 01.; "
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River Salmon
l
.. ...... . .......... ......80
Bluefish, large and small ......... 1203.,
Steak Cod ................. ......'.10ti ,.
Sea Bass ........ ..... ”8r.
.. ....................... 12c
Soft Shell Crabs Friday and Sat-
anL erase sinuses FISH AT
emu
- out sate-tun Amy who;
not Ind'erWuehlnmn'Omet Irtdle
OAPT. CHARLIE, WONG". “Prop.
leutlt Norwelk.
For Thaf‘Summer Cold of
‘ You”
There is no promoter or safer remedy
titan the
A. B. 0. Capsules
The leitfuss Pharmacy.
8 NO. MAthoTu
Not a Poison.
IO. NORWALK.
Not lxpiohlve.
Automobile Insurance.
BOSTON iNOURANcE 00.
Capital, 31.000.000. .
This Company writes a most liberal
form of insurance covering the car
wherever it may he in the United
States or Canada, against tire arising
from any cause, explosion and light-
ning includedwalso marine and trans-
portation risks—theft or pilferage, up-
on the most favorable terms.
Jacob M. Laulon.
Agent. _, _
5 Railroad Place. South Norwalk.
Tel. 85—2.
Tel. (BMW-5.” .7
Gregory’s Paint!
sits-r NORWALK. CONN.
—_.——_
SHORE DINNERB AND SEA FOOD
OF ALL KINDS. COOKED
TO ORDER .
BATHING AND FISHING.
BATH HOUSESG‘I‘O RENT BY SEA-
J. E. O’Suilivan. Promoter
’ Bit/m moment).
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
to North Mon tit.
Residence, a Washington Street.
Telephone gt house. 134-
SpeclaLhngtint.
HAMMOCKS, caoous'r AND 31
GARDEN nose.
AUTOMOBILE AND BICYCLE ;'
supruss.
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u so. MAIN 'e'r.
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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
P. H. FIILD, nun. Ayn.
UNITED BANK OUILDINO
Telephone 8634. to. Norwallt. at.
it ,
illiiii
tumult .
IO ALWAYI IOLVID IF YOUR
KITOHIN OONTAINO A
Gas Range
Water Heater
“it ANY tines WHAT oils
tritium “our i'f'. on otter
A LIN! me we won.
Call and Explain.
........12c.;
itlpauleh Mackerel ........... itic‘
. Weakflsh
i Porgios .......... 4 lbs. for 25c
Ooutlt Nomalk. I
tit:
. 'y6u boy the but.
" ' - . nutrients is new .
Colors will not run or fade,» mm" to “mm" m m- .
m willow-«r a: misstatement-r ,
., a "'1?" , “ ,_.. has: Gnu. dimtmt‘r
‘ - , ~ ; L MF’G. co. 1,.
Charles E. Dow, , in warm or. so. nonwauol
baseman. I
no WASHINGTON 81‘.
”Phone 1434.
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THE JONES
—_7
Sale" 6t
Papers
runs. it is my
summer or out
our stock.
250.
w
Painting and
VAN
'AND
W
Capitol
surplus.
Nu man.
'. Hit M‘Thmfl
47-
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
Ho'r WATERHEATINO.
HOT A1R¥,HEA’1‘_ING.
aromas Ahn‘ ‘RANess,
BLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
On Fixtures, Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Hav. you seen our stock of
RICHMOND' RANGES?
NO}! is the time to buy.
Clearance SALE OF GOLDWALL PA.
Iouth Nemalk. Conn.
and Zinc.
1905.
& HOTCHKISS
. COMPANY.
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
Gold Wall
at Cost. ,
Annual
custom during July
and August to reduce the price of
GOLD WALL PAPERS to coat, in
order to make room for new goods.
if you need WALL PAPER for this
fall, come “(I lee
I a" tl 'fo
~—
Clotli Window Shades with male.
U . I
but——
Crockery, Glassware, lamps.
Paintere’ Supplies
Window Shades and Picture names
order.
Inn——
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I1 WASHINGTON erase-r,
FRANK C.
SCOY.
, PLUMBING.
.t' STEAM,
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“all
30 South Main Street.
Telcphone, 187-4. ,
South Norwulk. Conn.
room nonwstit, court”. 1
osmium an.
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3:00.000.”
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Fred H. Mart.
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II I necessity of perfect Health and
an essential element of Happinen.
To prevent IlOanII and enjoylho
comforts of life you should equip your
sleeping apartment or dreselnutchant.
here with a snowy white. one-plead
"Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lavo-
tory and have running hot and cold
water as desired at your tomb.
two have samples in our showroom
andwlil gladly quote you prices.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST ITI.
Booth Norwulk. Conn.
r. s. 3.3th A
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
ESTIMATE! otsz FOR JOI-
etNe. commas or new AND‘NE-
MODELING or OLD smooth in.
IN on euros-Town onuuu Iv.
min. ‘ PBOMPTLY ATTENDED JO.
I—REOIOENOI‘ ‘
27 WESTPORT AVENUE, NORWALK
Horst. VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUI AMI
MONROE STREET. , .-
lewiy furnished throughout. Inn
comfortable and up-todnte hotel In Clio
city. Electricity and heat in o i
room. Bathe in connection.
fleet sanitation. Room: «on
appointed. Always comfortable
quiet. a MW -‘-
Cafe «ruin: a tell he. of lotto
Merrill Ind Condit'l wines. mm
and cigars. lat stocked he: in hid
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T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
IILEPHONI CALL. III—I.
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Paper.
Our stock of new goods just in
is a little larger than ever before.
Wonderful how low you can
buy nicc goods here. You Into»:
we do the work in the very best
manner' .. ”an.”
We have taken a good many
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures for
your work- . . ..t-ut..-ulu
We try to carry in stock every-
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out. .. ..
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