the «monies»- or the mo
Sentient, a tutor box has It ‘ V
‘ button the bridge In front of t o
foliop‘of Wiitlan R. Gilbert. Items
should in
ovulation
lilies the Benton, of Danbur,
,soeat Sunday at her home in V n
mot street. ,
There will be a regular meeting f
the Fire Police this evening at the r
rooms in ;Van Zandt street. . L
Williamfimlth. of, Winfield street:
signed by the writer as n
good to fit.
has taken a position as assistant shi
per for the Bade] Oyster Company,
The condition of Mrs. James Ii. St
vens who’has been III at her home f r
seine time is slightly improved toda .
of Winfield
Norwalk. is visiting Mia
Charles Heydr‘lck. ill Brook-
l
Mrs. Henry L. Seymour.
street. East.
and Mrs.
lyn.
Yesterday was communion Sunday
at the East Avenue Methodist Church.
Fitvtu new members were admitted by
e or.
Geniai Bennie ’Cello is speaker (if
the House of Lords today. as George
Sprague Is In Brooklyn, where hrs
father is finite III.
Henry I. Buckingham has would
from h'.s residence, 31 Osborn avcnu ,
to Windward avenue, South Norwal ,
where he will reside in the future. ,
‘William Magoo of Roslyn L. I. Is t ‘e
“guest of William R. Gilbert. Today M '.
Mazes is spending at Danbury where
he is tokfug In the sights at the fairl
Arthur .Bouton. who was so set-
iously injured last week; was some-
what better yesterday, and his friends
are much more hopeful of his recovery.
Yesterday being the first Sunday
In the church your there was a lar e
attendance at the Advent Christian
Church. and a very Interesting service
resulted.
Miss Florence Weed, of this place,
will leave shortly for a vacation of
several months at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. John H. Ilagcly, Washing-
ton. I) (I. ‘
F. S. Ainsworth led the meeting of
'thc Loyal Workers‘ at the Advent
Christian yesterday. The study of
missions was taken up and proved
very interesting.
Lillian Simone. the young daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Simous, of
Winfield street. is recovering lliceiiy
1from an operation performed last
Wednesday upon her throat.
Mrs. H. J. Hipsou led the meeting
of the Epworth League at tho Emit
Avenue Methodist Church, yesterday.
The service was a very interesting
one, the subject being, "The Christian
and His Bible."
The Pastime Athletic Club Is mali-
Ing plans for a very active athletic
life during the coming winter, and
there is already a disposition on the
part of malty of the members to start
the basketball season as soon as pos‘
sible.
The service at the Advent Chris-
tlon Chtlrch on Thursday evening
promises to be a most Interesting and
instructive one. There will be live
foreign missionaries present who wII
deliver addresses. One of them wil
exhibit a large number of curios of
different kinds gathered during a
lengthy so journ ill forcign parts. it
Is anticipated that there will be a
large attendance Iii. the service.
The work of dredging under the
Washington street bridge will, It is
expected. be finished today. The drain
was open for an hour this morning.
from 1] until 123, and opened again it
1 o'clock. to remain open for thrtl:
hours. It is probable that the won
will be done Ill a shorter time thuln
that, however. lt‘crt‘yllottts were In
use today and carried a large num-
ber of passengers back and forth
across the river. ,
chkly bulletin of the East Avclltie
Methodist Episcopal Church: Monday.
8 p. m., Sunday school board meeting
of Mrs. E. S. liowoll's. 20 St. John
strcct; Tuesday, 7:45 p. m., class oracl-
Ing and probationers‘ meeting. Weil-
neslitty, 2 p. m., Illldlt-s' Aid: 8 p. ‘.
Epwortil League social at Mrs. (lhllr'lgis
.‘Scymour's. I39 Winfield sil'oci: 7:45 ll.
m., meeting of the W. Ii‘. M. 8.. tit
Mrs, Francis Seyluonr's. Rowan street.
Thursday, 7:45 p. m., prayer moctln .
Friday. 7:45 p. in. Junior lland. No t
Sunday evening the time of evening
sorvlcl's will be changed. The Epwortlh
League will meet at 6 p. m. The
church service will be held at 7 p. til.
SEECIALS
3 LBS. LARGE saunas. 2
2 case or use RED SALMON. 2 c
a cane ems one. 2 o
3 cans FULL WEIGHT couosu-
sso MILK. 2
1 LS. FINE moons mo JAVA‘
coarse. also
l
l
Robert—Smith,
Phone Eli-I.
Rowaytoa, con .
sown-tall.
Agents for The Iventn Sentinel. n
Rowayton. m Frederic Lookwoo .
Elwood Whitney and chat-In Putt .
Orders tune to any of the above w II
rmlvo prompt attention“ .
”Mime... “A...
The Norwallt Yacht Club went old
of mmmilbion at sundown, Saturdy
evening.
Charles Rice. of criticism. pm
,r
publication. are collected dolly. 'i'h y '
I
the Sabbath ' day in Rnwayton, the
guest of friends. .
Elmer Secord. who has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cushman, has re-
tilrnod to his home in .Oolclleoter.
lift-s Florence Raymond. of the Dar-
letl road. who is a student at the Statev
Normal School, New Haven, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. H. T. Talor. of the West Side.
has returned from a five weeks' visit
in Westville. where she was the guest
of Mrs. Donald Moore and Mrs. H. H.
Moore. .
Julius Lassen resigned his position
for the season; Saturday evening. Mr.
Tuthill will continue the business, be
Ing open most. of the time until the
first of November.
Arthur Stoddard and family, who
have been spending the summer with
Mr. and Mrs. John Sniffen. of Ray-
mond street. have returned to their
home in New York.
Sidney F. Word. of the firm of Keene
and Ward. of New York. who sum-
mers at Tokenoke, has purchased the
speedy cabin launch "Gang" from G.
Louis Price.‘of South Norwaik. The
boat is In the hands of Captain Daniel
Morrell for the winter.
Mrs. Addie Payne, of New York.
spent the Sabbath with Mr. and Mrs.
William T. Raymond, at The Maples.
Rowayton. Mrs. Payne was a school
friend of Mrs. Raymond. and is at
present on her way to see her broth-
or, who Is a government recruiting of-
ficer stationed at Providence, R. l.
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Notice.
To the Tax Payers of the South
Flvc M Ilc River School District.
Notice is hereby given that a tax of
2% mills on the dollar has been laid
on the ratcahie estate within said dis-
trict ml the Town list. of loot, and
that said list Is at the house of James
E. Stcvclls. l‘elllloycr SL, Rownytou,
for examination. .
Notice is also given that the above
tax is due and payable on the first
day of November. 13:05. lllicrost at
the rate of (9) nine per cent. a'ycar
froth November lat will be charged on
all bills remaining unpaid on anti af-
ter December 1st. 1905.
Ii‘. TiIOMES.
EAR?
‘)Istrici Committee.
JAMES E. STEVENS.
Collector.
329 3i.
DARIEN AND nonorou. ‘
Agents for the Evening Sentinel, In
Dorian, are Arthur Sinuson, and Wai-
Iacs Sharer. Orders sent to either of
tlhs above will resolve prompt often-
I on.
Anson I’Ilclpsc Stokes and family
hnvc rciurncd from their summer
lodge ill the Adirondacks. and are at
Brick House Collander‘s Point.
——All goods delivered free of charge
at Street‘s Cash (Iroccry.
The contract for a large apartment
house on West Main strcct, Stamford.
to be orct'icd for Scoliolll & lloyt. has
been awarded to (Icorgo Sllcrcr, of
barium. The building will Ilc of frame
construction, 40x80 fcct, containing ill
tenements.
A politician who follows things
with all observant cyc. and believes
tllnt (Illlon A. (tartar did the right
thing when he sltggestcd that tho
lkeinocratlc party here clldorso Town
Clerk Waterbury, points out that the
two parties at Greenwich, Darlcn. Nor~
walk and Ilanbtlry have llgrocd on one
candidate for town clerk.——Stalllford
Advocate.
~~~Mollllrcll ovor pain. ilurus, cilia.
sprains. stings. Instant, mill-f. llr.
Thmuus' Eclccirlc Oil. At any drug
store.
WESTPORT.
Agents for th. Evening Sentinel. In
Westport, are S. iniovanni and Wm.
E. Nun. Orders sent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
A daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Lovm'y.
A steam heating plant III being pinc-
ed in the home of Col, Partridge.
(l. C. Hill and wife. of Milwaukee.
Will.. have been visiting friends in
town.
Mrs. A. II. Jennings ill entertaining
Mrs. E. C. Willardsou, of liobolton, N.
J.
Mills Maude Coley, of Norwnlk. ro-
iurns home Saturday after ll. visit with
friends at the Forms.
Mrs. flurry Newhnil has returned to
her home at Springfield, Mltlfl.. after
u visit here with her mother.
Mrs. Theodore Booker who has boon
visiting relatives at tho Farms. has
returned to her home In Southport.
The law will be off from uuail and
paririgde Monday and there are a num-
ber of enthusiastic sportsmen hero
who will get out after the game.
The opening of the annual fair giv-
en by the Church of the Assumption
last night proved conclusively that It
will be among the most auceeufui en-
terprises that have been undertaken
by that hodv. it In along, new and
novel lines and there is an ‘abuliliaut
entertainment for all. including danc-
Ig. Tonight Is certain attract a large
attendance and special stage pro-
,‘I‘Iisi‘s too bulls Walled. 7
mun; pretty thinned ,
Euler hair (mag
Mel. ,
mum. Sold slimy-arc. v ,
grammes will be additional features.
n'luni) ,ucf' g
dialog.“ yore; r W
I pom heirlo-
It it» o scalp 5;.“ all
i
The W. C. T. U. Met at the home of “a.
, Mrs. Frederick Howler. yesterday af- A”
, ternoon. A large number of the mom-
; bars were there from Stamford.
WI lathowiuil having conslth
will hell
“he! ) ,, it no, H
, Walter Irving Is having. new wind-
iil pump erect“ on his place... on
Maple avenue.
. The peach festival which was bold
in the lecture room of the Union Meal.
orlal Church was-well attended and a
piano solo was given by Miss Mar-
guerite Lewis was played exceedingly
well. Miss Mildred Theme of Bridge.
port recited several selections In a de-
lightful manner. and Bonnie Row gave
several violin selections accompanied
by his sister. Bessie. which were great-
ly enjoyed. Peaches. cake and ice
cream were served.
EW CANAAN.
Wolfei & Greenwald have been giv-
en the contract for the plumbing In
the new residence to be erected for
Sturgis Coffin.'-for which A. R. Malkiu
& 00.. of Norwaik. have the general
contract.
SANFORD—BLACKMAN.
Miss Gertrude von Gal. of South Nor-
waik, Maid of Honor at West
Redding Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Louise
Blackman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J, In Blackman. and Aaron Hill San
ford. both of Refilling. occurred Wed-
nesday at the home of the bride's
parents In West Reading. The core-
mony was attended by friends and rel.
atives to the number of fifty. There
were guests from Danbury.‘ Norwalit.
New Haven. Patterson and Carmel, as
well as from Reading. It was a
charming ceremony conducted among
decorations of green and white which»
were In pretty contrast to the autum-
nal beauties of the hills outside.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. L. A. Goddard. pastor of the First
Congregational church, of Bedding. It
was conducted under a bower of
greens and white flowers. To the
strains of a wedding march played by
Mrs. Adolph Tumcrelle. of this city.
cousin of the bride, the maid of hen-
or, Miss Gertrude von Gal. of South
Norwaik. entered on the arm of the
best man. who was Lloyd S. Black-
man. brother of the bride. The bridal
couple then joined them and the cere-
ol‘ony was performed with the ring ser-
V CO.
The bride was charmingly attired in
a princess gown of cream been ill
cygne with a veil of tulle held in place
by a pearl pin, which was a gift of the.
groom. She carried a bouquet of
bridal roses. The maid of honor were
blue crepe do chine and carried a boil
nuet of...merican Beauty roses.
Directly after the ceremony on club,
orate dinner was served. The presents
were many and easily. They were
with ; his handsome new ,
very interesting program was, van..»A ‘
not it both. I
“I and calculi
without the , In! loll o n u I
iorpid lives,!“ ‘ llama“. No: :i'acouolazlti:
0 are Swarm! feel very much better
so ill
'Ins I have "filth." friends
Milli .I. hit Binnie“.
no a ‘ .W “diam o
if n o n. on r .m. .
llamagl‘atrattf‘idti til‘t’fi 3’53“
. mile Roma etuchlcl‘oorNN. so:
lltlilt'tun El illluoll sons
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SILVER WEDDING SURPRISE.
Merry Twelve Whiot Club Honors Mr.
and Mrs. Irving R. Bradley.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving R, Bradley Were
completely and very enioyahly sur~
prised. Friday evening, at their home.
13 Hanford Place. in honor of the
twenty-fifth anniversary of their mar~
rings. The Merry Twelve Whist club
was at the head of the affair. and the
members were deservedly complimen-
ted unon the way In which the sur-
pri as carried out.
Th ‘Whist club presented Mr. and
Mrs. Bradley with a handsome sliver
water pitcher. and many other friends
brought Individual silver remelnbranc.
cs. A collation was served. About.
thirty friends took part in the func-
tlon.
NO NEW JAPANESE LOAN.
LONDON, Oct. 2.—Koretlyo Talm-
hashl, the financial agent of Japan,
who soon returns to America, says
there Is no definite project for a new
Japanese loan nor have steps been
taken for the conversion of the old
loans. He. anticipated. however, that
the financial program to be submitted
at the coming session of the Diet will
propose a new loan to liquidate the
high priced bonds new outstanding.
The last loan Is still Intact and will
suffice to repatriate the Japanese ar-
mies In Manchurla and defray the ex-
penses of their demobilization. lie-
zardlng pensions and compensations
to widows and others they will be paid
In government bonds which are more
likely to remain in possession of the
beneficiaries than cash.
M. WITTE'S SERVICES.
ST. PE'I‘ERSBURG. Oct. 2.—-Tile Inl-
periui decree issued today formally all-
uounclng the bestownl on M. Wittc. of
the rank of count adds that the dis-
tinction Is given “In recognition of his
services- to the thmne and fatherlnnd
and the admirable manner In which
be discharged a task of the highest im- l
mainly of china, gold‘and silver and
included a number of substantial.
checks. Later in the afternoon. Mr:
and Mrs. Sanford left for an extended,"
western trip. . The bride wore a hand hf
some traveling suit of gray'. -
PUNDERFORO MADE GENERAL
MANAGER.
,m
----r
Young Head of Local Trolley Road,
Assumes Charge of All Consoli-
datsd'o Electric Lines and
Harlan Succeeds Him.
Announcement was made last Sutur-
day,ulght. at the general offices of tilt.
Consolidated Railway company. In this?
city, of Ihe appointment of J. K. Pun!
derford as general manager of tin
Consolidated Railway company In Coll
ncciicllt. Ills headquarters will be Ill
illlo railroad's office building ill this
c ty. ‘
Mr. I’llndcrford was formerly man
utter of the New Haven lines of the
company, and Is succeeded by F. P,
Harlan.
Mr, Pnnderford la a young man. a
graduate of the Sheffield Scientifll
school, class of 1902. and has worked
himself up to his present responsi-
ble position from the bottom round of
the ladder.
Mr. Punderford will now have to
look after the Interests of all the trol-
Icy roads owned or controlled by the
New Haven road.
TREATY OF KARLSTAD.
Spool-I Session of .tbo Riksdag Sum.
moped to Deal With It.
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Oct. 2.—-Thc
specinl'scllsion of the Riksdag sunl~
named to deal with the treaty of Karl-
stad. assembled in the throne room to
day and listened to the king's speech.
which In the clutches of King Oscar
was read by Christian Lundeberg. the
minister of state. The members then
repaired to their own chambers. where
the treaty was submitted to them In
the form of a royal proposal. attached
to which were the cabinet's recom-
mendations for its ratification. These
recommendations pointed out that the
Rikldag's conditions were all fulfilled
as the fuodiflcaiitu? reached In the
course of the K riot-d conference
were all within the scope of the hike-
clog‘s terms forgiving Its mount to the
dissolution of the union of Sweden
and Norwn. The distance of the
fortress of Kongovinger from tho fron-
tier, it was asserted. In no great. that
It does not menace Sweden. so It will
be allowed tomato. ..
, W,
OLAIMOlm DAMAOII.
Derby Han Sins cpmoetiout Railway
,. and LIIMIMIeOmpMy. .
ANSONIA. Dumber l.»«-Stlit was
instituted. lltitt week. by Attorney o.
H. mull. of this city. unfold the Cole
neofiuut :nauway'allu Lighting Conn
may. for “groan. Demon. of Derby.
claiming QM fortniurles said to
have been received in Shelton some
months ago. Illuminati. who Is a truck
driver. collided “the. trolley car, re-
ceiving sundry iflllf'lli. a lens
for a settlement failod Stiff Stillman
now been mutilated. ‘ 4' . .
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PASSING“. PROM Lil/IN i...
LIVERPOOL, Oct. fa—«The steamer
Baltic which will sail from here for
New i'ork October 1. takes among hol-n
‘ troops line demolishing the fortifica-
;. rear.
,« tnd athletic sports occupied the offl-
= core and soldiers during the last week.
portance to the state and as ll mark of
the special favor of the emperor."
COL-D WEATHER IN MANCHURIA.
GODZYADANI, {\Inncbtlrin, Oct. 2:“-
Severely cold weather has set in. The
tlons. buildings and military bridges
to obtain fuel. lunch of which will be
necessary until the regiments can be
transferred to winter quarters In the
Reviews, dinners. theatricals
BOSTON ARTILLERY LEAVES FOR
ALBANY.
liOSTON, Oct. 2.-Tho Ancient and
Honorable Artillery Company of Mas-
sachusetts, participating ill thcir all-
zlllal pilgrimage and fluid day, left this
city by special train today for Albany.
N. Y.. whore It will be entertained by
tile New York National Guard. The
company will return Wednesday by
way of New York city.
RISE IN JAPAN VALUES.
'I‘OKIO. October 2. Noon.--A sharp
rise In prices took place again this
morning In the local share market.
with every Indication that business
activity will gradually overcome the
depression calmed by the treaty of
peace. The new alliance with Great
Britain has inspired ll feeling of per-
liy of the situation In colllmerciul cir-
cics, and much activity
soon In all lines of business.
BOSTON FIRE LOSS OF ”0.000.
BOSTON, Oct. lie—Fire In a. block of
one-story wooden stores in Warren
street. between Edgewooti and May-
wood streets. in the Iloxhury district.
caused a loss of 820.000 curly today. A
bakery, laundry. grocery store and
market was burned out. The build
tags were owned by the Boston literal-
ed Railway. -
CRUISER CINCINNATI GROUNDID
TOKIO. Oct. 2. 4:30 p. m.--The Jul»
anese steamer Taiwan reports at Moll
that when passing Hinlu Island, off the
Bongo coast at 1 'clook this morning
she found the Am Ican cruiser Cincin-
ultii aground thorn.
MODJI, .Illpn. Out. ii.-«'I‘hc lluitui
States cruiser Cincinnati has arrived
here.
«nu—u-
PHOTO-INGRAVIRS' SONVINTION
BUFFAID. Dot. 2.~—1‘he sixth an-
nual convention of» the international
Photo-Engravers opened here today
with about fifty «lattes In attend-
Ince.‘ Among the most important
questions to come before the OOIIVSW
itch to that. of "upon shop" and the
hours of labor.
W.“
SPEAKS! NIXON 'OOMPORTAILI.
WESTI'IELD N. Y.. October 2.“
Speaker S. . Nixon passed a favor»
ahI night The Indications today are
all Invorable for ,reeovery.
statistics are colt. brought forward.
it‘ll show the; Albanians; mmm‘dr
reticent a no a, .c
Industry. Not mg dose the United
Bttim sup ly iii per cent. of tile cal-ll
now tilt is many. but American
monufmtnmvnrd now Ibilliillll cars
all over the world. '1
New more curious ,2 lanes for
church couhi be than one ‘
Southern DSIIW; which stands In the
middle of ii farmyard. The only means
, ....4 A.
FINISH Mr. and , rs. Marsha .
a‘.ld, Jr-o SRO Mr. Illtl u": :0 K: 90"
foot confidence In Ihe future tranquil- __
Ia expected .
anew MIWhNO. _'
usrns'riuorw. October .
trotof Macedonia. In replying to. the
collective note of September 28 from
the six powers (declaring that their
decision to assume international con-
trol of the finances of Macedonia is
unalterable). the Ports reiterates what
it regards as insuperable objections to
the scheme. A deadlock has thus been
reached. necessitating fresh measures
on the part of the powers. The dole
gates of the bowel-aortic were to act
as financial controllers of Macedonia
are arriving at Salomon. but they
must remain Idle until pressure com-
pels the Porto to Issue the orders ne-
cesssry to cnnblauthe controllers to
enter on their functions.
RHODES PUPIL LEAVES FOR ENG-
LAND.
NEW HAVEN October 2.——-Al‘len M.
Stevens. of Willimantlc. the first‘Yan
student to take a Rhodes scholarship.
Iet‘there Saturday for Philadelphia.
from whence he will sail for England
to basin his studies. .Nearly all of
the Rhodes scholars chosen in this
countr will be in the party.
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lay of your nails. or on do. n
for rite ‘ Joust-onion
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We Hate Jult‘liecelled
OUR FALL SUPPLY OF
Portable Lamps
VARYING IN PRICE FROM
$2 to $15 ‘
IF mrsnssrso. KINDLY GIVE
us A can. AND sss FOR YOUR-
SELF. , y 1
DON'T YOU NEED A
GAS HEA TER .’
-
clnll'y inguinal.
Phone GI.
Bill Nllllllill BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANBAOTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL
“09000.00
~——_—
SURPLUS AND PROFITS
517350030
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pros.
JACOB M. LAY'I'ON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiar R.Marvln J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swan: John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
Corn. and make your selection and
pet I room for the winter before they
are all gone. There are I few fine
rooms left yet. Everything new and
up-to-dato. steam hosted, not and cold
water with bath. Prices moderate.
Central Hotel
Cor. Monroe and Chestnut
Sta. South Namath.
J. first". Mp.
OFFICE SECOND FLOOR.
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For
SURETY BONDS
of all Kinds,
APPLY TO
Jacob H. Laulon.
AII'I‘NA INDEMNITY CO»
8 Railroad Pings, South Norwallt.
In
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IATHINO AND FISHING.
OATH Rm “'0 M" on.
SON. ”’
Thematic persists in its unyielding air ‘
‘ titude In regard to the financial con-
‘ chECrd'"
:m
and make it ourself. ‘Ii will be‘pure
and just rt ht Ii. every way if you use
b—Ze rta
I on Cream Pohlder
Everythin in the kegs. Home“:
or beetle 8 just efiflcono quart. lung
freeze. sires nearly Mo carts and can
be made In ten minutes. vs flavors.
Sold by all grocers. Two packages 260.
tltlStsvrlEllllllt
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ROWNED IN LAKECONTRARY.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo. Datebook-”Al~
bert csel, aged twenty-cue. of Leo-
venworth, Kane. and R. B. Osborne.
aged twenty-three, of St. Joseph, were
drowned in Lake Contrary, yesterday.
The men lost all our while crossing
the lake In a boat. While trying to re-
cover the cur the boat was overturned.
Cider h9g3,
Cider Mills,
AND
Wincl’resses,
Charles E. Dow’s.
HARDWARE.
,_ Ila WASHINGTON STREET.
to... Slit
Gold Wall Papers.
Now is the time to buy. It Is my
custom this time of the year to re-
duce the price of Gold Wall Papers
to cost In order to make room for new
goods that will soon be coming In.
If you need Wall Paper for this fall.
or next spring, it will pay you to buy
now. Take advantage of this and
save the regular profits that you will
have to pay In the spring.
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe,
250. I
I l
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, LAMPS.
ETC.
WINDOW SHADES AND PICTURE
FRAMES TO ORDER.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
Tolephon. Connection.
i. H. hacker,
87 WASHINGTON 812,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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x 7. , 1905.
aI'LUMBINO AND STEAM
HEATING.
Ito'r wares neuritic.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVE. AND RANGES.
ILATI AND 1'”! ROOFING.
an and Steam Fitting.
In Fixtures. Motel Coiling. Ito.
luv. you «In our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
ma JONES a HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK,
FRANK C. .
VAN SCOY. ‘
panorama. l a
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on norms.
I‘ll. Sheet Iron, Doppol
I Ind Zinc.
9
Is South Main aunt.
Tommie. mus.
South Nofwllb. Om
of entrance II by Milo through the
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BLUEFISH 12..
wasxrlsn 100
Bannock 7c
aosrou BLUES 70
EELB l.-"I‘"'II'IF'.""".“"‘;12°
STEAK COD Hun-uuu..u.u..s,c100 ‘
WHOLE SALMON ...............’.100
SLICED SALMON v u t v n ‘3‘ . . . . . . .140
‘All other kinds of Fresh Fish at
reasonable prices. . '
THE PEOPLE'S trial-i snowmen
MARKET. .
Old Salvation Armylulidlno.
East End of Washington Strut lridpo
cap-r. cuantss oucnootl. Prop.
South Norwaik.
"his.cfélpsule;
For Your September Gold
-DON'T FORGET—
-:- 250 a Box '1-
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"I‘M
The leiffuss Pharmacy.
3 no. mun or. so. NoawALK.
Clsltlvlllvrss
lo I necessity of pomot Health and
an mintinl element of Happiness.
To prevent sickness and enjoy the
condom ofJII's you should equip your.
sleeping apartment or dressing chatti-
hero with a snowy white, one-piece
“Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lava:
fury and have running hot and cold
water as desired at, your touch. . ,
We hnv. sample’s in our showroom
and will gladly quote you prion.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND wear on,
South Norwalk. Conn. '
HOTEL VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD avauul one '
MONROE ITRIIT. .
NM! furnished throughout. Ion
combrtsblo and unto-date hotel little
city. Electricity and but in on"
room. Baths In connection. Perv
fact sanitation. Rooms excellent!)
”pot-int“. Always comfortable anti
on s ”'
Cafe carrying a fall In. of labor}
Ital-rill and Condit's wines. liquo .
angular; lest otockolholtn ' I
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
TELEPHONE CAI-l1. III—l.
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
mannor. t «i m
We have taken a good many
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures loft
YO“? work. .iwriw
We try to carry In stock every-
thing you nocdfor the decoration
of your house inside or out. , ,.
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