l'or the convenience of tho nod-rs
p :2: :zntg-‘Iobbl. getter lag): has bean
O rigoln rontol'to
shop of William R. Gilbert. items for
publication or, collected daily. They
should “,1qu by tho writer as on
.VIOIM‘r.‘ good «an. . .
"I . in «is ~> .
W...’ .
Mrs. W. W. Gilbert ls'ill at her home
in Betta Place. .
The foundation for l. B. Robertson's
factory is almost completed.
A meeting of the East Norwalk Fire
Police will be held tomorrow night.
There Was a large attendance at the
Advent Christian Sunday school yes-
tenday.
Rev. F. B. Alnsworth preached yes-
terday in the Advent Christian church
in Waterbury.
Frank Lundnisl. Jr., of New York.
is visiting his parents in Lorena street,
East Norwlk.
Mrs. J. H. Stevens was suddenly
called away yesterday to the bedside
of ti sick friend at Osslnlng, N. Y.
Miss Grace Whittaker has return-
ed to her home in Norwalk after it
pleasant visit with Stratford friends.
Joseph Fagin lett East Norwalk
where he has resided for some time
{or New Haven, where he has a post-
on.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sanders, of White
Plains. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John
Wheeler. 0f Keyser Place, for a few
days.
Letter Warrior Edward Hantord is
down ill"- harbor to—day in his launch
for li'day's fishing, Jesse Seaman is
subi’titutlng for hlnn
~Work is progressing nicery on the
cellar walls of the new truck house in
van Zandt street and the walls are
now nearly eompletey.
S. W. Velsor had charge of the
morning service yesterday at the Ad
vent Christian church. llurry Mchtt
preached in the evening.
The lladel oyster steamer Mcdcu
took a party of the Norwalk Fire i'o‘
lice to Oyster Bay. yesterday. They
enjoyed the trip immensely.
A regular business meeting of thc
Advent Christian church will be held
Thursday night after the rcgulsr wcck-
ly social service at the Advent church.
, Miss Hattie ti. t'romwcii, or New
Milford, returned to her home today
alter spending a week with Mr. and
Mrs. John Cromwell. ot \Vashingtou
street.
l". S. Ainsworth led the meeting of
the Loyal Workers Society'at the Ad-
vent (lhi'istiau church, yesterday. The
subject was “The Union of Christ and
The Bcliever.”
"The First Fruits of God" was the
subject. of the meeting of thc lilpwortb
League III the East avcnuc Methodist
church. it was under the leadership of
Miss Cai‘l‘i.- i’ulincr.
Weekly bulletin of- the East Ave-
lille Methodist Episcopal Church. 'i’o—
night. 7:45, Epworth League meeting,
primary room, all cordially invited.
Tuesday, 7:45 p'. In., class meeting.
Wednesday 2 p. m.. Ladies' Aid;
7:45 p, m.. meeting at. ii. .I. liipson‘s.
Seaside l’luce, conducted by Rev. W.
James. assisted by Christian Work-
ers. There will be no Thursday pray-
or meeting. Friday. 7:45 p. 111., Jun-
lDr liund, led by Harry (‘rossett
While Ed. James was deputy slicritl'
in New York many years ago, an cpl-
sodc in criminal history occurred,
which is stranger than fiction. Billy
Sharkcy, u. dapper little fellow about
the size and age of ”The" Allen, killed
a. man named ltobcrt lluun, better
known as liob lsaucs, in a saloon on
Hudson street. New York, called The.
Place, kept by lillly Higgins and iiully
Nelson. For this he was tried and
sentenced to be hanged, but II few
days previous his common law wile,
Maggie Jordan. paid him :I visit in his
cell, and while lilt‘im"t.‘Xt‘ilulll!,t'(i clothes
with him, and by some means or other
his moustache was shaved off, and
Willi Iicr puss hc deliiwrutcly walked
past the guards and out into the
streets, where a carriage was awaiting
him ll. few yards away. Shurkcy cs-
eaped and has never been heard from
slncc. ' Maggie Jordan remained in the
cell in her lover‘s clothes and was not
discovered until. tithe keeper went
around to inspect' ior the night. She
Was not detained ’many days, however,
but allowed to go free, while the sher-
lff, Matthew T. lircnnun, was sent to
Blackwell‘s island for thirty days.
Maggie Jordan afterward married John
Scanlon. the actor. who, like John
McCullough. the tragcdiun. died in
Bimilningdulc insane Asylum.
‘ ROWAYTON.
I
Agents for The Evening sentinel, In
Aowayton, are Frederick LockwoOd.
Elwood Broadway and Chartoa Potty.
Ordora cent to any of the above will
rooolv. prompt attention.
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Miss Emma Cushmun returned home
Sunday from Amityvlllc, Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob V. (none, of the
West. Side. entertained friends from
New York over Sunday.
So any of our local people are.
“abroa “ that nuIny sotlvt-llit‘ postuls
are received at, the local post. omce.
The Reliance ilook and Ladder Com.
pany is planning .to hold its annual
dance at lloton Point in the near iu~
ture. ‘
Charles Rice and son, of Bridgeport,
were guests at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. 'John Snidin, on the West
Side. yesterday. ’
Mrs. Perry and two children, who
have been the guests of Mr. uml Mrs.
Eugene: Cnshman here. returned to
Eston’o Neck. Long island. today. ac.-
compaiusd. by Mrs. (Justinian and two
III need I . In
once: a was mold a mu dint mil.-
Oorpid liver and headache. Now since tolling
fascists (laud: Oathutlc l‘tai very much better
It manna a to m
amino no «icin- i have “attend" '“
Anna suam. unborn am No. a. i'aIi Elm. Na».
.11
"incarnate-am m.....
Floa- . .
no“. 5&3 a. TI:OIIOHMN did» I‘tm'fi. NWOII
Guarantee to can or you: honey Ill-link}? O 0 I
Ital-ling Remedy Go" Chic-goon ".7. lo:
IIIUIL SALE. TEI NILLIIII IOXES
children, who will make a visit, there.
Persons who follow game and who
have been about the hills In the north-
ern part of town and New Canaan say
that quail will be very plentiful this
full. The woods are just full of them
now according to these observers and
they are uncommonly tame. Quail
have a way of forgetting their tame-
ncss when the hunting season is on,
however, and probably it will be Just
as diflicult as usual to bag them.
_ An old bachelor farmer of this
county was being married not very
long ago. and the preacher asked: "Do
you take this woman to be your wed-
ded wife. to love and to cherish, in
sickness and health. for better, for
worse, for richer or poorer, until death
do you part?" The groom seemed
very much agitated by these formal
words and looked helplessly sroun .
At last he spoke: "'l‘her ain‘t no use
makin’ the outlook of this weddin' so
darn gloomy."
The chairman of the Water Carni-
val committee wishes to announce
through this paper, as well as by the
haudbills. that residents of Rowuyton
can enter the carnival free of charge.
During the absence of the chairman,
Mrs. S. A. Godfrey, the application
blanks will be at Mrs. iltIcklcy‘s, Row-
ayton avenue. iiut after Wednesday
Mrs. Godfrey will be at Mrs. Hart's.
and will again have full charge. The
committee hopes that every our own-
ing a boat will help make this a
great success. by applying for an up-
plicution blank for his or her boat as
soon as possible. so that tho commit-
tce may know how many boats to
arrange for. There are some attrac-
tive plans being made for decorating
some of the boats which are to enter.
So soc if you each can decorate yours
better or more, uniquely still.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agents for th. Evening Sentinel, In
Oarien, are Arthur Slauoon. and Wai-
lace Shorcr. Order. sent to either at
the above will receive prompt atten.
tion.
Miss Frances Hall, of Marion. is via.
itlng hcr aunt. Mrs, Cole, of liridgtL
p‘ort.
Mrs. Ambrose Benedict, oi’ Daricn.
has been the guest of friends in Both-
cl.
Stephen R. Hoyt, the station agent
at Darlcn station, was severely injur-
ed Friday afternoon. by being struck
by a trunk which was dropped oft" a
train. Mr. Hoyt was struck in the
face and received a deep cut.
Frank .lcssup, for a number of yours
engaged in the plumbingr business ill
this city, has sold his business to Ar-
thur S. Raymond and Garrett l). lluy~
mond. who intcud to continue the busi-
ness under the name of Raymond
Bros.
(‘hnrlcs II‘. (Tonistock has purchased
the brick building on Advocate place.
Stamford, from S. Li. llcldcu, oi‘ lia-
rien. Mr, (‘omslock intends to make
alterations and iInprovenu-nts to the
building. which will be used as an
apartment housc, with restaurant on
the ground iloor. ‘
Frank Hook has the contract for the.
mason work in connection with the
new residenci- which is being erected
by (llmrlcs ll. It‘itch ul Spriugduic for
Patrick it‘uhcy. it will be a frame
house, 35de feet. with it) rooms. liot
Willt't‘ ilt‘ill and all modern conven-
iences. No othcr contracts iIuyc been
let. ~‘ ,
Constables Schlectweg and Outin-
ger, of Stamford. arrested Frank l’latt,
Friday for alleged theft of u set of
harness from Jeremiah Miller, of
Spriagdaie. Platt worked for Mr. Mll-
ler.’ and two weeks ago be was dis»
charged. When he went n‘way the set
of harness disappeared. To the Consta-
bles he said he bought the harness
from a boy. He declined to make
kuowu the boy‘s identity.
Thomas F, horns, of East Matti
street, Stamford, the young man who
was severely injured in u coasting ac-
cident. on Noroton Hill. Feb 17 last.
has resumed his position in the, tool
department of the liltckcnnderl‘or man-
ufuctory. where he was welcomed back
by his employers and shopmutoa. Mr.
linrn‘s leg was broken by a collision
between a bob he was on and another
bob. lie was unable to learn the house
for several months after the accident.
WESTPORT.
Agents for th. Evening Oontinol, In
Wootport, are e. Diplovanni and Wm.
E. Noah. Orders cent to either of the
above will resolve prompt attention.
W
Miss Edna Hill. of Newark, N. J.,
is visiting in town.
Steeplechase island certainly has its
attractions for the residents here and
Bridgeport is the objcvllve point for
many daily. The trolley service does
not keep pace with increased travel
There is a rumor to the client that
so naturslt‘ I
falling hair; keeps Ihe hairs t
and mouth, and prevents not I-
c"cf °":
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"l 7'. .
H hero or the Houdatiinipflrahle. Blant-
IInIi all ears eastbound are crowded i
sipped” has been ‘uiaotod an
flog mammalian... afloat not
V: II no married “It; 11318 insin-
ford, Ann. ‘ 113. Brother flipporlay
Blames Harold Holmes for all the iron-
0.
Oakley Washburn has returned here
from the Newark hospital, where he
was a patient being treated for injur-
ies received while at work in that
town. He Is for from recovered. but
beyond the danger point and hopes to
recuperate here under the careful at~
tention or his parentstand relatives.
.There has not been a livelier season
with the Farms contingent than this
for years and all of the cottages are
entertaining. Buy and night and ave-
nue along the water front. Is alive. with
vehicles and merry parties and cer-
tainly there is no more enchanting
locality than the boulevard for a prom.
enade or drive.
GLENBROOK.
Mr. and Mrs. Given Hromlleld have
returned home from a trip to Philadel‘
phla.
visitingat the parsonage, has been
called home by the serious illness of
her brother.
Mrs. Charles White, Clinton Law.
rcuee and Miss Harriet Ella left for
Northflfild. Muss. yesterday. They ex
pect to spend II couple of weeks there.
~0rdinary household accidents have
no terrors when there’s a bottle of Dr.
'l‘homal‘ illclectrle Oil in the medl»
cine cheat. lioals burns. cuts, bruis-
es, sprains. instant relief.
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE
~4-
Tbe Hunting Ridge Sunday school
is anticipating a pleasant time tomor-
row, on the occasion of the animal out-
ing to Baton Point. The members will
come by carryalls.
All of the hotels and boarding
houses here this year have been filled
with guests nearly the whole season.
Several out-ohtown people have tried
to arrange to spend a vacation here,
but were unable to do so, because
there is no room.
Mrs, E. A, Saunders will be at the
Rocky Ledge cottage. the home of
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Birch, between
the hours of 2 and 5. Wednesday at-
ternoon, August 9, to carry on her
sale of fancy shell work. If stormy,
.he next fair-day.
Roton Point will be the objective
point for the members of Christ
Church Sunday school of Rye. and
their friends, tomorrow. Preparation:
are being made for a large crowd who
will take in the affair. it is expect»
cd that it will be one of the largest
Sunday school outings from iiye_this
season.
YACHTS READY FOR CONTEST.
Tamerail‘e Arrives at'Charlotte to Go
Over Course.
ROCHESTER. N. Y., August 7.'7
The File designed thirty foot yacht
'l‘cmerulre, on which the. Royal (‘unat
diun Yacht Club, of 'l‘oroton. plus its
faith to carry the Cunadiau's cup back
to its old place across the. lake, arrlv‘
ed at Charlotte last night, under tow
of Commodore Nichols' steam yueht
’i‘ranquiio. 'l‘he Tranqullo and. Tom
cralrc lct’t Toronto on Saturday after
noon going across the lake to Fort Ni-
agara. where they tied up for the
night. Sunday morning the boats re
sumed the cruise and after a stop ot
several hours nt‘Olcott lieach reached
Charlotte after night tall. in the rath-
I-r uncertain light it was difficult Ic
get a true line on the Canadian racer.
but her sharp lines inspired the crowd
with enthusiasm and not a little dread
She seems to have less free board than
the iroquois and a more pronounced
tumble home. She has n bowsprit
of about the same length as the local
boat; but. her how is sharp, with a
graceful curve. Her cabin trunk ii
low and very short, curved forward.
E. K. M. Weed, skipper of the Tom
cruirc. was at the stick and on board
were the. members of his racing crew.
Mr. Fife, designer of the boat, all
not make the trip across with Skippet
Wedd, but arrived on‘ the Kingston
last night and immediately came to
Rochester. The 'l‘cIut-n‘uli'c may still ur
ouud the clIIb course today to aceus
tom the skipper and crew to conditiom
and on Thursday or Friday she will
haul out fora ilnnl scraping before tlII
iirst race next Saturday.
SALVATION ARMY OUTING.
Will be Given to Peer Children oi
Town With Proceeds of Mite
Boxes.
During the past, few days Captain
Elmer 'i‘crrey. oi the Salvation Army
and his assistants have been making
a collection of the little boxes that
were placed about a month ago in the
various stores about town. The mon-
ey thus collected will be used to glvc
about 120 children of The Norwalks
an outing tomorrow at lloton.
Hitherto, a good deal of house-to
house soliciting for the picnic hm
been done. but this year the Salvation
Army decided to make an appeal to
the people of The Norwaiks to help
them out in their worthy cause. The
appeal was heartily responded to and
the picnic will be the result.
CHINEOE BOYCOTT EVERYTHING
AMERICAN.
YOKOiiAMA, August 7.~—Tho Chl-
nose here have agreed not to deal in
American goods, not to ship goods on
any American steamer and especially
the Pacific Mail Company's steamer
China and to punish any Chinese deal-
ing on Any American goods through
others: also not to deal with Ameri-
can banks and itineraries companies.
Chinese convicted ot contravenlng this
agreement will'bohoavtly fined. Hen-
ry II. Miller. theAnIortcnn consul gm
crai, Is investigating the matter and
keeping II close wfl, eh on the situation.
srsmsa comic To an HELD.
NEW YORK. August 7.~—'l‘he steam-
er.Comus. for New Orleans, was stop-
ped at Quarantine today and wiil‘be
held there. with as passengers and a
crow Of 66; until a period of live days
out of the Port of New Orleans has
elapsed. has is the time limit for
yenow fever infection to show iiseli.
The Camus live days wiltbo up to-
night, and no medical examination of
these on the vessel will be made until
Miss sung SIiolllng. who has been _
o
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L“. m dépwfln Urine
32355. Burning, Stout) and «1'.
in“! . Back-ache and Pain in Kj'
m Rheumatism. Gaul and Still """’
$33: Kidnryo; stops COIN": “P "
tuning in Children.-
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THE CLIFFORD ‘P'HARMACY.
Piatner 5 Bradley. Prop.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
NEW Ytlith, August 7.-—-'l‘he Vader-
land, from Antwvrp. via Dover for
New York. was in cmumunication'by
wireless with the Slasconset Station
at 8 a. m., when the vessel was aboam
of Nantucket Lightship.
BOSTON, August 7.-—Arrived: Sagu-
more. from Liverpool. ,
NEW YORK, August 7.-—'I‘he steam-
er Noordum, from Rotterdam and Bon-
logne for New York. was in communi-
JfliiOIl at ti o‘clock this morning with
he wireless telegruph station at Slas-
tOilHOl, Mass. The vessel probably
will dork about it o‘clock Tuesday
morning.
CROPS IN lNDIA SUFFERING.
liOM BAY. August, 7.——-’l‘he. monsoon
his year has. generally speaking,
proved disappointing. and as a conse-
lucncc there is much anxiety, in the
province of Punjab the crops in the
unirriguted lands are. already suffer
Lug. There has been an abnormal
rainfall in the Province of Gujarat.
rousing extensive damage and render-
'ng Ion thousands persons homeless.
UNIGNIOY‘“ a annaifi'LLs
A! A g on :fimkfly‘lfluonm ‘
I'l'l" I .- .I OI
Ebnwnns'rnws GLm‘P
i not-lilo nous. coal»
with blo- vlbbou. I on. other. [that
Downs no iIIIIIIII and Inn.
“no. hay at your rental. or and 4:. ll
I‘l- Jl‘notl-OIIIII
M “Relief for Little». to Mun. by M
In- loll. 10.0tio1numsnI-i- Hold 5v
all nnulm Chlohntu UDOTOII (lo.
wme-fl' Uodluo Ion-r. l'lH A "l
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holistic" a...»
‘Vacaiiou and Outing
Shoes.
Bathing Shoes.
u»-
’PHONE 301—4.
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WEAR SHOES Illil III
lite Recreation lours.
Bloek island. 3 day trips, $8.60 to
$10.60. July 15, 22, 29. August. 5. 12.
19, 26. I
Watch lilll, 3 day trips. $10.00. July
iii, 22. 29, August 5, 12. 19, 26.
Cottage City, 6 day trips, 817.00.
July 24, August 7, 28.
White Mounts ns. 5 day trips. 323.00.
July 24, August 7. 21. September 4.
Earnings Springs, 4 or II day trips.
”2.50 or 816.50. July 17. 24, 31, Aug
not 7. 14, 21. 28, September 4.
Auaable Chasm. 6 day trips. $26-00-
.IIIly 17. 24. 31, August 7. 14. 21, 28,
September 4.
Niagara Falls, 4 days trip. $24.00.
Tuesday. August 22nd.
Thousand islands. 4 day: trip.
$24.00. Tuesday, August 22nd.
Catskill Mountains, l3 day trips.
$14.50 from New Haven. July 18.
August 8. 22. 29.
‘ Royal Tour, 12 days trip. Thousand
islands, Montreal. Quebec, Ausablo
Chasm and Barntoga. $87.00. Tues.
day, August 22nd.
Nova Scotla, 10 days 'trlp, ”3.00
frog: New Haven. Saturday. August
l2t . ~’
Moosehead Lake, 9 days trip, $40.00
from New Haven. Monday, Benton»
her 11th. . '
Gettysburg and Washington. 7 any.
trip, $30.00 from New Haven. Friday.
October min.
For the New England Tourist dos-
oribing all tours and tickets call on
the time limit inpamd. . , .
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‘ Bluefish, large; and small...
. Steak Cod ........ ..10e
. Sea Bass ........... ..... lie
,Bwordflsh ......................... 12c
, W
Columbia River Salmon .........12c
Spanish Mackerel .............. ..IOO
wmum tic
Persian . ..... . ...... 4 lbs. for fie
c
cocoon
Bolt Shell Crabs Friday and Sat-
Imllm .
ALLOTHEE stuns earths A'i‘
REASONABLE PRICES. = «I
THI PlOPI-li'l FIIH AND OYITII
. MARK! .
Old Ialvatlon Army lulidlnl.
loot Ind of Washington Imot Irldlo
OAPT. OHARLEB DUOROII. Prop-
Ooutll Nat-walk.
For That Summer Cold 0!
Yours
There is no promoter or safer remedy
than the
A. B. 0. Capsules
lite leitfuss Pharmacy.
80. NORWALK.
Not Exploalvo.
8 NO. MAIN 8T.,
Not a Pol-on.
Automoblle insurance.
BOSTON INSURANCE 00.
Capital $1,000,000.
This Company Writes a most liberal
form oi! insurance covering the car
wherever it may be in the United
States or Canada, against 1er arising
from any cause, explosion and light-
ning Included—also marine and trans
portation risks—theft or pllferage, up-
on the most favorable terms.
Jacob hi. Laulon.
. no t.
5 Railroad Place. South Norwalk.
Tot. 35—2
0
Tel. Coll 97-5.
Gregory’s Point!
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
_.__——
SHORE DINNERS AND BEA FOOD
OF ALL KINDS. COOKED
TO ORDER
DATHING AND FISHING.
BATH HOUSES TO RENT BY GEA-
. BON.
J. I. O'Slliihid—II. Proprietor
“ sins woman 1'
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
10 North Main St. South Norwalk.
Residence. 0 Woahlnpton strut.
HAMMOCKS, cnoousr AND
GARDEN HOSE.
AUTOMOBILE AND BICYCLE ;;
suprLIEs. t:
nsrammo IN ALL BRANCH- t:
H.R.BIII.KLEY.
II CD. INN CT.
-;-;-;-‘-;.;.;-:n:.;.;u;.'-;.
’1: Worry
about your
Assessment insurance.
but transfer it to an Old lino com-
pany. where payments remain the
same each year. For a low guaranteed
rate and particulars. address
if. H. FIELD. Gen. Ana.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
Telephone 863—5. Bo. Norwalk. Ct.
THE .
SERVANT
usual
' Is ALWAYS oowso lF voun
KITCHEN CONTAIN; A
Gas tinge
Water Heater
Ask ‘ANY oooanar ans
THINKS AIOUT If. on DROP
A LINE AND we WILL
Call and Eitpidtn
Don
Putter
Hammock
solarium...“
you buy!“
.
You buy the but.
~—
Colarx will not run or fade.
and wlll out-wear
i
all others
I I ---- 7 "
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE.
no WASHINGTON ST.
Phone 143-0.
x847. «W 1905.
PLUMBING AND. STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
BTOVES AND RANGES,
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and steam Fitting,
Gas Fixtures. Metal Ceiling, Etc.
' Hav. you anon our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
Sale of Gold Wall
Papers at Cost.
Now is the time to buy. AnnuIn
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.
it you need WALL PAPER for this
summer or next fall, ooms and Ice
our stock. I i '. y] _. ..
Cloth Window Shades with triage.
250‘ I ‘ J ..
h—I-I‘
Crockery, Glassware, umpa.
Paintera' Supplied.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
i to order. ,
Painting and Paper Ranging.
——
Telephone Connection.
. H. beaker.
'7. WASHINGTON STREET,
Oouth Norwalk, Conn.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING. t
STEAM, I
HOT WATER. 7.
'AND . fill
GAS FITTING. "It
(Tip, Sheet Iron, Copper:
Ind Zinc. all
i
50 South Main Street.
Telephone, 187—4.
South Norwalk. Conn.
THI
illil Niiiilliii BANK
COUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ORGANIZED 1882.
Solicits accounts of Individuals. man-
ufacturers. merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
\
EDWIN H. ‘IIATI-Iswaon. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP Vino-Pros.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Gunter.
p—m—u
DIRECTORI.
B. H. Mathewson John H. ”m,
John H. we” Henry Nymour
Josiah it. ,arvin , Samurai-ammo
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Phone 68.
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‘1 GOLOANO SILVER FLATING.
, fill! England illutrio lotus.
Have no superior. can allow ~
them in operation.
Ropalro to stationary and Na-
rino Engines and General Nonli-
rln. Work solicited.
ll‘HE G. N. McKIBBIN "
MFG. CO. ‘
.50 warns on so. NORWALK.
” "CLEANIINF
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Is I necessity or perfect Health and
an eaaontlal element of Happiness.
To prevent sickness and enjoy tho
comforts of life you should equip your
sleeping apartment or dressing chant.
hero with a snowy white, ono-ploco
“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 wear or...
loath Norwaik. Conn.
F. S. BANKS
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR Jon.
aINo. BUILDING or new AND no.
MODELING OF OLD srnuc'runsa.
IN on our-or-rown onosao av.
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED 10.,
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27 WESTPORT AVENUE, NORWALK
HOTEL
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUI AND
MONROE OTREET.
Newly furnished thronghout. loci
comtortablo and np-to-da 9 hotel lathe ,
city. Electricity and heat in over)
room. Baths in connection. Pei-
fect sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Always oomlortablo and
quiet. 'v' will ‘
Cato carrying a tell ill. I! lotus
Merrill and Oondlt's wines. liquon
andoigarl. lutntockodhalintl'
city.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
ITILIPHONI CALL. 80H.
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Our stock Of new goods just in
is a little larger than ever before.
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
’ we do the work in the very best
manner. I I - i omit“
We have taken a good many.
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures for.
your work. i rl CHI-MM .
We try to carry in stock every-
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out. .tm,
' E. E. .
Gorham, '
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10 FIRST IT. I. NORWALKJ
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