'3 an.
"3le
‘ ., publication are oolloatld daily. ThOy
’ evidence of peed in
' days past.
.along nicely.
W
Pollen abuts Hugo.
tonight. misiness ot lm
up at!
uni, Wit
. as , sum In mm of u.
M‘M‘Wliiian R. Gilbert. items for
should be signed “lib“. writer as an
Judge Barnum, rot Bhthel.
visitor in towntpday.
. Willi" xii.
Mrs. James a. Stevens. of Cove ave-
nue. has been seriously ill for several
A. H. Van Solver. who was injured
by an automobile. last week, is getting
Quite a number‘of'mast Norwalk
residents spent yesterday llshlng tor
the snapper blueiish.
l
m
There will be a meeting of the
church board of the Advent Church to-
morrow evening to transact important
business. ..
A meeting of the East. avenue Methv
odist Church for the purpose of: elect-
ing trustees will be held this even-
lug.
Mrs. William Agnew. of Prince Ed-
ward Island, Canada. is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. James Muttart. or Myr-
tle street. East Nor-walk.
The ceiling in a portion of Peter
O'Hara's building. at No. 21 Fort
street. collapsed Saturday night. but
fortunately did not injureanyone.
Miss Oran Mai King led the meeting
of the Epworth League at the East
avenue Methodist Church yesterday.
The subject was “What is Practical
Christianity?" . ,
C. H. Warner, of New York, who is
visiting James L'Hotnmedleu, deliver-
ed an address at the East avenue
Methodist Church, last night. in place
of the regular sermon. The discourse
was a very interesting one.
The meeting ofrthe Loyal Workers’
Society at the Advent Christian
Church, yesterday, ‘waa a very inter-
esting one. it was under the leader-
ship of Alfred Nickerson. The subject
was “A Message to Young Christians."
The Rev. Mr. Grlsslm. Presiding El-
der of the Southern Methodist Con-
ference preached a very able sermon
in the Advent Christian church. yes-
terday morning. to. can appreciative
congregation. Mr. Grlsslm, who has
been an extensive traveler through
the Holy Mud, gave an account of
many historical facts. and evcnts of
that country that took place in ancient
days.
The lug J. E. Render-son, of New
York. is engaged ln’towiug the barges
loaded with mud removed by the
dredge Capital City, and her captain
has evolved a scheme whereby it is
not necessary to open the drnwbrldgc
at all for the loaded barges. A long
rope is passed through under the
bridge and attached to the barges and
the Randerson pulls them out without
going through the bridge herself at
all.
The annual election of officers for
the Advvut Sunday school look place
yeslcrday with ihe following result:
Superintendeui—Rlchard Bland.
Assistant Superlniomleni.-~S. W.
Velsor.
Secretary-Arthur Ainsworth.
'l‘rcnsurcr—llarry Nickcrsoil.
Librarian~—George Valle. J
Mrs. (i. ii. chlot'. of Winfield strccl. f
who has bccu suffering for the past
week from nervous proalratlon. is still
confined at her home.
Weekly bulletin of East avenue
Methodist Episcopal church: Monday.
8 p. m.. election of trustees in the
Sunday school room; Tuesday 8 p. m..
cottage llltttillllmt will be hold at the
following places: Henry Taylor's. 69
Cove avcnuc; .i. S. Randall's. 59 Sea-
vlow avenue: ii. i". buy. .lr‘s.. 3 Van
Zant strum; (,‘harlcs Simon's, 12 Row-
an sircci; Georgi- ll. .lcrscy's, till (is-
born avenue; llavid llanford‘s, llli Win-
field street: Wednesday. 2 p. m.. La-
dles' Aid; Thursday, 7:45 p. m.. prayer
meeting; Friday 'iz-il,» p. m.. .lunlor
Baud; Sunday. September Hill, 10:30
a. m.. (lid People‘s Scrvlcc. uudcr'aus-
pleas of Epworth lmugue.
""W
-—A little life may be sacrificed to a
sudden attack of rroup if you don't
have ilr, 'l‘homus' Ericrirlc Oil on
hand for the mammary.
ROW AYTDN.
Agents bar The Inning sentinel. in
Rowsyton. are Frederick Lockwood...
llwood Broadway and Charles Potty.
Orders sent to any of the above will;
receive prompt attention. »_
i-mvnm
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ft't’. of Newfilddwin llenodl
York. are visiting iris-ads in itowayion..,.mn‘lm by 3.,“er Mead.
M
'hr‘. Keniuuly. oi Ilroohirh. is the:
guest of Mr. and Mrs. William A.’
Culhmun, [argon street.
.......... g
Douglass and Miss Evelyn Merl-
i . H il , Isms hrs. Charles Johnson and Mrs. sum-
rather. of Not-wait wm w m fl Morehouso spent Saturday with
of friends In ilowuviou. yesterday.
”new“: i
Judge and Mrs. Charles D. Burn
i.
ll . of Grcnnwlch. are..th school openndlut Tuesday wiih
and son. Dad W 1 friend number of scholars.
pole is the teacher.
limbs and Edith Emerson. of Hart.-
spent their vacation» with their.
the guests at the 'l'olttmt-lte ileach inn.
We. ‘ .
Mrs. John Sherman Hoyt took thei
Mar Mission in the Methodist Ends.
canal church to New York city. thisa
urdny. where the children had an op»
pertunity to visit the insiiiution to
to picnic today at. Ian
over in launches at the
:Works. of which Mr: Oberland‘ls pro
prietor. l
ticoke’
spent ,
and
Sher
he i spending
Ray ind street.
by [will].
a»
l
t‘
l'
ohh Qbihi‘iunder a.
u
The ladies Auxiliary oi‘the‘Rowr, ‘;
.ayton'iioss Company, will , old a most-
iug with Mrs. James E.
evening. to arms
held‘sooh. ' '
Miss Ethel Petty. of, Raymond
street. Wcllt to Mount Vernon, New
Yurkpyesmrday, and, resumed her du- " "
ties as lumber in the public school
there til-day.
several weeks.
é ~--—---—-
Mr.
.mm‘.
ge W. Raymond.
R ance Hook and Ladder Company
will old a regular meeting tonight
at 8 "clock. and arrange for going to
Norém tomorrow night to attend the
ope 'house or Volunteer Hose Conn
probably be made
'Tho trip will
m
Unstable Edward J.
lal up as the result of 9.
cl
ed to the injury.
—————
here was a baptisma
Minion Close. Mary
tt. Cornelia Brdwn.
tor «conducted the so
well. began a revival
,f you ever took Dertt
Risers for blillousness
you know what pill
ese famous little pills
er and rid the system of all bile
bout. producing unpleasant effects.
(1 by The Clifford Pharmacy.
loARIEEA—uo nosoros.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. in
grim, are Arthur ‘
its Sharer. Orders sent to either of
ti above will .I‘ocelve prompt atten-
In.
i
\ir. Northrldge is having his house
painted.
———.—__...
~i. Warner is having a largo lion-
try built on his propc
lmpklns.
. -—.——._.
Mr. and Mrs, E. C. Bales nro cuter-
ining Gorday Stapleford, oi Brook-
‘l Heights.
~—
.()n Monday, Sept. l8, tho
rll begin running every 40 minutes
rough Darlen.
“Bundled wood and
maths Cash Groccry.
The Volunteer ll. & L.
n. will give a house warming and
and celebration at their new engine
arse, Sept. 12. The Eagle ll. & i.
will march in a body in attend the
itivltles.
The coniract has been
uirles iii. Witch. of Noroton Heights,
r a new rectory for Rev.
r. to
sit, open plumbing. hot
is and allother conveniences.
GOT OFF DHIAP.
Ha ma Well think he
leap, w a. after having contracted
nnstlpatlon or indigestion, is still uh.
to perfectly restore his health. No-
lng will do this but lir.
to Pills. A quick. plan
in cure for headache. constipation.
to. at, F‘. H. Buster's. South Nor-
and E. P. Word‘s. Norwulk, guar-
iieed. "
a?
was'r uonw
Wm-
Mrs. J. Smith and her
we Haney. have returned from Wal-
‘H
rgford.
.—
:ends in Norwalk.
d.
, . as M.
Manny‘s.
Mitt
go for the fair to be
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ackart. and
Miss lounge, of Rowayton avenue. ara
rived liliillc last Saturday from Schagh-
Now York. where they have
t
,md Mrs. Edward C. Brotherion
have inn-nod from their wedding trip
.9 at present at the home of the
bride parents. Mr. and Mrs. John H.
in Highland avenue. Rowayq
w York, New Haven it Hartford
Rellrpd Company. at Bridgeport. is
taki ' a two weeks‘ vacation. which
at his residence in
t. in walking across the rail-
ro ’ tracks, he caught his toe under
8.! wire. He fell, wrenching his
rl trwleg. Dr. Francis i. Burneli at-
new Rowayton Baptist Church.
y terday, the candidates being Miss-
. and Edward Brotherton.
ngelists, Revs. Rimanoczy and Mc-
‘ht in the church. which will contln~
each evening this Week.
‘NO UNPLEASA NT EF FECTS.
ocean. and Wai-
charcoal
bo erected at Norotou.
ms wore drawn by Architect Joseph
Jackson. 1123 Broadway. New York.
d provide for a frame building. iitix
feet, finished in cypress. with math
In, electric wiring and fixtures. pump
ct is having his house
‘ WM
, mm.
, .rrance will
i
it...
Launch
evens. this
engineer for
Ladrlgan is
peculiar as-
l service in
Sultan, Ella
Mabel Alli-
'l‘hc
rvlce. The
service last
’8 Little Ear-
or constipa-
pleasure Is.
cleanse. the
CI
rty by B.
trolleys
at
(30.. of Nero-
nwardod to
l). .l. O’Cow
The
water hunt-
hus got off
King's New
ant, and ccr~
ALK.
alster.‘ il‘inr'
William
. “lite
ltorling Remedy Col. Chicago or'Ndl. m
tibia. sue Til sauna sons
Miss Marlon fiawldy Was in New
York yesterday. » '
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wulcott have
returned home after spending the
summer ~in Berlin. Conn.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips. Miss
villiorence and Miss Anna Francis and
.l. Carter. sailed for Europe, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lowe, of King-
ston. N. Y., who have been spending
a. few days with Mrs: Charles White. ‘
Maple avenue. have returned home.
Mrs. Walter irving’s mother and
sister. Mrs. and Miss Daisy Walker.
who have been spending several weeks
with Mrs. lrving. have returned to
their home in Troy.
MEN PAST SIXTY i'N DANGER.
More than half of mankind over six-
ty years of age suffer from kidney and
bladder disorders. usually enlarge-
ment of prostrate gland. This is both
painful and dangerous, and Foley's
Kidney Cure should be taken at the
first sign of danger. as it corrects lr.
regularities and has cured many old
men of this disease. Mr. Rodney Bur-
nett. Rock Port. Mo., writes: "l suf-
fered'with enlarged prostrate and kid‘-
ney trouble for years and after taking
two bottles of Foley’s Kidney Cure,
i feel better than i have for twenty
years, although i am now 91 years
old." Sold by Plaisted’s Drug Store. “
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
Edgar A. Distclhurst has returned
to his home lu.llensoninu‘st. 1.. l.. af-
ter having spent two weeks with Ham-
mett Norton, of Hickory Bluff.
W. H. Farrell and son Ralph, who
have been the guests of Commodore
and Mrs. James A. Farrell, of Hickory
Bluff, for several weeks. have return-
ed to their home in Pittsburg.
Mr, and Mrs. l". N. Foster. of 84
Town liili uremic. and Mrs. T. H. Fos-
ter, of 77 Town Hill avenue. Danbury.
have gone to Belle island to spend
several days at Sunset cottage.
Mrs. K. M. Slahr, of‘l’crth Amboy,
N. Y.. spent a week at llrier Rose (‘ot-
tagc. on Barley avenue. She was a
traveling friends of Mrs. Patterson on
the emulsion to Europe in 1904.
~———._..__...__
Mrs. Briggs and daughter. Miss Har-
rlcl l.. Briggs, have rcturncrl to their
home in Brooklyn, after having spent
the past week with Mr. and Mrs. li‘rcd-
Gliit‘ ii. Norton. of ltockcllffe, Hickory
B nit. -
liammctt Norton, of Hickory Bluff.
will enter upon his school work in
Brooklyn. this week. He went down
this morning, and will return to Rock-
cllf'ic ouch Friday night to remain ovcr
the Sabbath as long as the family con-
tinues their residence at. the short.
Miss Grace Rcunmn. of Brooklyn.
who is spending the sutumcr on Belle
island, fell overboard in the swift
current under the Belle islaml bridge,
last. week, and had quite a dangerous
experience. She was rescued by Miss
Ethel Manning. a young lady from
Brooklyn. who was with her at the
time. Miss Manning is the guest or
Miss Reunion, and together they went
out for a row. While attempting to
go under the Belle island bridge
against the current, the boat shot to
one side and Miss ltcumun was thrown
into the water. The family returned
to Brooklyn today.
LIKI FINDING MONEY.
Finding health is like finding money
--so think those who are sick. When
you have a cough. cold. sore throat, or
chest irritation. better not promptly
like W. C. liarhor, of Sandy naval. Va.
He says: “i had a terribln chest trou-
ble. calmed by smoke and coal dust on
my lungs; but. after drilling no relief
In other remedies. l was cured by Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump-
tion, Coughs and Colds.” Greatest
sale of any cough or lung medicine in
the world. At ll‘. H. Busters. South
Norwalk. and E. P. Wood's. Norwaik;
50c and $1.00; guaranteed. 'i‘riai hot-
tio free "
CIA OIRT WINNIRI.
...........
Results in give Inli‘viiivuéimrmhn
are nnouneo a
sun cm. s. .r. ‘sepmmm’ 31,-.-
The winners of the individual matches
conducted under the auspices of the.
National Rifle association and of tho
Were announced tedav as follows:
Spencer match, Captain. w. B. Mar-
tin. an Jersey.
indparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. t}. liar
ion.
_ i
g ’1‘
_.
i
x
New Jersey.
New Jersey State Rifle association
trophy match. Capt. A. E. Wells. New ~
walk. Conn.
Conn.
vcn, Conn.
Conn.
Conn.
port. Conn.
Conn.
tor, Conn.
Ont.
DR. FINN‘O TEST'l‘igONY lNTEREST-
who has practiced medicine for 33
years. says he has used every pres.
cription known to the profession for
treatment of kidney and bladder dis-
eases. and says he has never found
anything so eiilectlve in both chronic
and acute kidney and bladder trouble
as Foley's Kidney Cure.
regularities and builds up the whole
system. Sold by Plaistetl's Drug Biol-‘9‘.
arrived home . Saturday from New .
York. where he has has Ipendin the
week us'delmto'froilri ride of
Narruk ,
eat. to the Supmlie‘ '
held its sessions at is Murray Hill
Lyceum, corner of
Thirty-fourth street.
New dorm state Itiiie auntie-lattes. that
is also pleased that
so nowiiiniionaloilliie to.
~ 'Thsrv‘next convention will he held
Reading match. Lieut. H. L. Smith SWO years house at Atlantic City, New
emy.
The New Turk Now Haven an
Hartfordl'aili‘ondllfl adapted the us
of a nswiaar; window. which is worked
intaiilble lni‘i-s workinsfl.
‘Theprlnolplarotutlle device is a
very». simulations. The levers which
ma passenger presses service a two
from a upringat the side of the win«
dow, which. keeps the window in place
and at the. same tinievthey set in mo
lion a roller at the top of the frame.
Which lifts the window up.
The roller works the same as the
Windowjihnde Withiwhich the traveler
is familiar, and indeed..with its place
or stout cloth stretching down to the
top of the window resembles an en-
closed shade. The window thus releas-
ed. gently slides upwards. and here
enters the long desired improvements,
for there at a height admitting plenty
of air without obstructing the passen-
ger‘svlew. the window is held.
Then besides this window. the mod-
ern car contains a bundle rack that ex-
tends in one continuous stretch over
every seat. The old idea of having
small and separate. racks was the re
sult of the 'exceiient. intention to give
the holders of every couple of seats
their own accommodations. but while
in a way this purpose was served the
space between the old racks went to
waste.
Still another novelty in the latest
type of railway cur concerns the num—
ner of raising and holding in place the
temporary platforms that. when the
outsl doors of the car. vestibules at: a
close cover the stops. Ordinaril
these‘plaiforms are lifted by hand and
held on by catches fixed to the car. in
this new -car the brakeman simply
presses a lever with his foot and the
same powerful spring then that lifts
the Platform, also keeps it erect out of
the passenger's way.
THE ORIGINAL,
Foley & Co.. Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley’s Hon-
ey and TM many imitations are offer-
ed .or the genuine. 'l‘hcse worthless
imitations have similar sounding
names. Beware of them. The genuine
Foley’s Honey and Tax: is in a yellow
package. Ask for it and refuse any
substitute. it is the best remedy for
coughs and colds. Sold by Pleisted's
Drug Store. "
VW
WESTPO RT PU BLIC SCHOOLS
OPEN.
Large Attendance at Every One and
Pupils Go Back to Work With Re-
newed Energy.
The Westport public schools opened
on Tuesday after the usual summer
vacation with nearly cvcry scat filled.
The scholars all uncured to be happr
to reiurn to their studies. This year
will see many changes, for the better
in the system, all of which will he
heralded with delight by those pn~
roots. The following is a list of the
teachers:
Bridge Street. '
Miss Katherine M. Mullen, Guilford.
Conn. .
Miss Alice E. Falkcu. struiford, (‘t.
Miss Sarah A. i’arsclls, South Nor-
Mlss Rose '1‘. Coylo. Wcstport. Conn.
Groom Farms.
Miss Anna ’1‘. Ratlcisdorfcr, New
Haven, Conn. '4
Miss Elsie I... Bliss. Clinton, Conn.
Miss Florence E. Wyunt, Seymour,
West Ssuaatuck.
Miss Eva 1.. Bowen, East Norwnlk.
Miss Sarah W. Partrick. Norwalk.
East Sauaatuck.
Miss Ruby V. Thorpe, North lia-
Mlns M. Cornelia Elwood. Westport.
West Long Lots.
Miss Minnie M. Sherwood, Wcsiport,
Cross Highway. .
Miss Catherine E. McCunn, West-
Poplar Plains.
Miss Larrauri, Norwalk, Conn:
Coley Town.
Miss Frances A. Dolon, Westpori,
High School.
Miss Ruth 3. Hall, Guiliord. Conn.
Miss Susan M. Adams. West Ches-
Contrr school.
Miss Ella L. Madden, Kincardine.
Dr. Thomas Finn. of Boonaboro, Mo.,
it stops ir-
an”...
HOMI FROM CONVINTION.
Sergeant Thom Hunt. of Norwalk.
urt
one of the For:
vention. which
Circle. Com
0
rd avenue and
.. Hunt reports
It Is not H
howavar.
fold purpose.» They remove pressure ,
«Office. second floor.
naught ‘ I
Tile- Furnace
lF IT'S A LITTLE CHILLY'IN THE
ir’s, oneness, CLEANER AND
ha a iiigliililii.
mmmw.w_.. .
hours ”hit
Inn—“1.
i by two thumb, overs. and which is ease 9‘7
ily elevated. That Is to say that pf is 1:
. easily. elevated as it rule.
l _ . optember ll.
ml'ostcrday was the closing. day of
the services of the Seventhdtlav ‘Ball-
lists at Connecticut and Rhoda island,
and there was a large attendance.
late in the day. 18 converts reusing
in use from 18 to 70 were immersed
in the Willimanilc river’by Elder W.
A. Westworlh. during the- baptismal
service.
“i
DAVID w. Ramona.
Funeral Director
"’ and Embslmiir. .
10 North Main It. Iouth Net-walk.
Residence, 0; Washington ,‘ltrut.
Telephone at house. 181-!
.».T.... ._, ..
lie Surprised
how profitably you can invest “.00
per week in Endowment Life Insur-
ance in the Connecticut General Life
insurance Company. 01 Hartford,
Conn. .
For particulars apply to
F. H. FIELD, Gen. Ant.
UNITED BANK BUILDING
Telephone 863—6. Io. Norwsilt. ct
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_. ....c..........-........... . A” .
Central Hater
J. DISESA. Prop.
The best modern hotel in The Nor-
wallts. ' " ‘
Everything new and up-to-date. Fine.
rooms, with all the latest improve.
ments. baths, electric and gas light.
Good Salry rooms to rent by day or
week. Price moderate. Come now and
make your selection.
Car. Monroe and Chestnut
Sim. South Norwalk.
svsumo THE soon CAN
a: mo: com-enra-
BLE WITH
A Gas—heater
Everybody
Phone 68. ’
PLACE."
‘Iifi'x
i
VgStvlos Now Ready.
trues: 501—4. , > ‘
1 ,
he was royall ,, entertained. lie
was snort. uni fil'
Cop asctiuut secur-
NUMINOU. AND WORTNLIII.
Hayes match. Calif.
Martin, New Jersey.
York. *'
William ii.
New Yorit.
33.5w . .1.
Minnow“! revolver match, Thomas a?“ hold by The
Aadvrtea. lesion.
(w v} in ‘
comes to W tch Bani Salve. iii. 0. Do-
iWitt I: (30., of
Bchuetuen match. W. C. Hudson, ;ome
tom
Kuser rapid fire match. A. F. Lanu’for Piles.
dorms. '
. - , .Rlidupi‘dti'ttilliitr ,, I
hiss aria has at snatch Lis‘at. J. burns.“ bruit’tt‘élhdalll‘illtlfl disease!
3:: t!" it'- ‘ newne- W . This .«
fies-clatter: match. Liam. hiatus. has gran ris. to numerous worthless
a noun
,Everythi " irin'ithe noun; when it
Chianti. discovered
a how to make a naive
anal that is a specific
For blind, blinding. itching
5 mm. outs. *‘
bidi‘
harms ~ most.
one. ' [loafer-iii Will's-«tho
Gregory’s : an i
W "at E- 0'15
Tel. caller-s. fat. 5 .
Ipl‘r uonwanfiigu, a
sushi oneness sun bozo»: .
or A
H... KIM”. OOOKID
1‘0 ORDII
... , n, .
' DIRIOTOII
MW mow-nu a...
6 Per "Yourm
STOVEs,
GAS RANGES ..
’ STOVE PIPES
, HARDWARE
an, wasnmcvros or.
Phone, 1435!. ' '
I 7. ‘
az’LlJMBING 'AND STEAM
HEATING. .
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
CTOVE‘S AND RANGES,
CLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
On and ‘Bieam Fitting,
Cu Fixtures. Metal Ceiling, Etc.
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY. ,
17 WALL eraser, NORWALK.
snore... Wail
Panels at Cost.
—————.._.__.
Now to the time to buy. unnal
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 10% this
summer or next fall. coma and lee
our stock.
n.—
UlOtI. Window IMO I!!! m.
.250.
~
mockery, Gil-Inn, was.
———.
Punterl’ Supplies.
—-———
Window sues. and Picture names
to ordl'.
Ina—a—
Painting and "Pam mm
In...
Tolophons Connection.
. H. filiiiilii’.
I1 wassmorou ITRIIJ'.
.outh Norwaik, Conn.
FRANK C. ,
VAN scor.
PLUMBING. .
STEAM. ' I}
HOT WAT“ ‘.
'AND .33
GAS FITTING. ‘ '.
il‘in, Sheet Iron. Capped
Ghsrlss. E. Dow,
Hav. you seen our’ stock of
actuators to
are a guaranteed cure for
Malaria... Chills and . no
That means. we will refund your
1 ‘ money it theyiuil to cure you.
”50015. a liox. I .,
, ,-.-- ‘ W i:
lite leltfuss Pharmacy.
a so. mm or. so. runaways. *
Look! looll , Loot! J *
. p...
anr’runrisn 10s . ‘
saunas AND FLATFISH was...
nuns
sushi-Ishta-
WEAKFISH ,.....................1iln .
BLUEFISH .......................120.
WHITE HALIBUT ...............120‘
GERMAN CARP 80
BONETA MACKEREL ...........106
STEAK (Ill) .......... ...........10o r‘
SOFT CRABS FRIDAY AND SAT?
RDAY. ~ ‘
ALL OTHER amps or FISH A'r
neasonasnn PRICES. . .;
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND ova'ri'ta 9
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building. '
East End of Washington Street Bridge
w m
.u-sa-sso-a
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS. Prop.
South Norwalk.
“ 'cimniméss“
rm
‘ , “or; gbiennial-ii"
lo I necessity of .plmct Health and
an essential element of Happiness. ‘
To prevent sickness and {enjoy tho
comforts of life you should equip you"!
sleeping apartment or‘ dressing ‘ohanx‘
here with 'a snowy wh‘lto,‘ one-piec-
“3tandard” 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 prion. ' '
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND want are,
. south Norwalk. com: ‘
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HOTEL VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUI AN!
MONROE OTREET.. .
lowly tarnished throughout. lost.
comfortable and unto-date hotel In tho
city, ‘llectricity and heat. is was
room. Baths in connection. Petr
fect sanitation. Rooms excellently,
appointed Always comfortable an“
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Cafe carrying a fall tin of new it
Merrill and Condit’l wines. ilouwl
and cigars. lest stocked min as
T. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
TILIPHONI CALL. Iii—I.
, Wall
Our “.90“ of new goods just in
2 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
and Zinc.
go some mun Strut.
Telephone, 187-4.
loath Norwalk, Coal.»
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crustal-era, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
ID IN It. MATHIWION. Pros.
. OH :I-i. KNAPP Vienna.-
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I. H. Mathewson . John H. tight
Jenni-i. Knapp . .lianry amour
Josiah: R. Marvin Ismael Grumman
Nam : «Wallace Marvin
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manner.
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We have taken a good many
contracts for house painting and
- will be glad to submit figures for.
5’9“" work I .«s/IW ‘
We try to carry in attach any-
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out. .......,
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TILIPHONI “H "l
10 Flll‘l‘ IT. I. NOIWALK.
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Till JOHN B. LJWRI'NGE
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