, tho CI '1
°I Scrub at
F“ i 0t: ti twill” In front of till
we of Willi.“ R. Gilbert. items for
Whitln a v collector! dolly. TM!
6?“
it! be aim».
h I?” .
, Ti.» 1.11 . iiepidemicof mumps
littlbiutam-M -'
iIltu M 2 It has returned from
”it in . aria.
Altai“ ' 7 Idall has returned
"VI. 1-1.: Iew York.
1.," \»"1 . n .2 isegood and Miss Ida
{kiwi t'lt‘u yesterday in New
” to» true 2‘» Coiea. of Van Zandt
I 's .llitlr. friends in Mansfield
i“'tv‘tll'-I,
i
I'll” s.11.t .cr age prayer meeting
. . 1-“ last to dog at the home of
ii Il‘treif‘r. Kaiser plnce.
' tail; ficllo, ho was confined to
- ‘U'Jc youtet :Iy by illness, was
’ ,il resume I~ post at Hefner‘s to-
is usual
It gular I meeting was held
I“ . to ting It East Avenue Moth.
, i i l. utclt ‘ the leadership of
Jii'l 1! I..’ilm III.
II: stem oudnuught. of the
3313'“ flout en chartered by
"it! Lucio i go to Greenport
i 7 ”logo in slot business. ,
‘ Itoting 1r brobatloners’ class
iii“ 2Id last
I; in the basement
0‘ i IWCRRI Av
lllethodist Church.
I Wed 11 v»1r,tructive and vein-
“hi“ neural ' '
l W h“\Iorw: ‘lll .. Club building has
“'1‘ Hood llilt second story is
1W"I y onclo ‘ Work on the
5‘ ”titre in hell shed by Contrac-
“'1 ‘Illle Gaml,
'I i 'astime. f. c Club‘s mlnstrel
tiT‘Gt‘tlttcld a it Iccessful rehear-
83' In night 1.?- 11' )me of Raymond
:i‘l‘ “like in t‘n um Ivenue, and will
”WC "'1 her to: 1- 1 l to-morrow eve-
bug.
I u as 3m .1" l Ibers of the Sal-
: tt
.1‘
3d the weekly
1e East Avenue
evening and
ed an eloquent
as.
S. Foluni have
Inc to the house
Sl‘t_ )vlruiu
~I,.
t‘ug
‘ “It“ I'JA‘. ‘l‘v‘l‘ffi ‘
l“":‘""5"“l “It‘ll ' «infield 8. Hon-
i-‘1 “I lit iimi -: Mrssrs. Brew-
: I' run: In.” .t m. ng those at tho
‘1 ‘ I‘ to '11:) 1 tundry and Ma-
t tilt-pant.
3‘ \‘ I'l'plwt. sun rise party was
“I!“ ‘ I an; \'- .. to Miss Edna
II .,.
\1l"lflllgh u
"I , 1 tn " '
l-11<
.t'lt: Inn...
:19 In Coi'o urc-
twonty of her
Music and
ng very pleas-
.. were served.
'ed the (icons
. lie W. DPI-kcr
londtty. Site
slip alter a
1d, and. when
II". .1,
Y ‘1 11- Int
1‘“ ‘ us 1 vi. the propeller
I" V I; It x'c'. the bottoln.
. , . It . t'ti.;< out this mor-
1 ~' " . 'ltll nmonced the
I
t
., l .t-
°-. l
’1' g If
'I , NSF ..cm~. . BAG.’ PER
= ,3 . a.)
P' i ' it: V-‘ AND GOLD
l~- ‘ 11L; ~ BBL, $5.95.
, . o
i -' , ; ' : .1th.
Fl , lyton. Conn.
I! ‘ I -.- -m
i
i I l! 'tl.
i n Sentinel. In
Ro - .21 l t Lockwood,
Eiv :w Irlea Potty.
Orl mt .. abovo will
no on ‘
M .t' ? ltmvnyton.
atte III’ ‘58 liIII‘I'lcitc
Bur ‘huru: », ol Brook-
lyn. In it: in Broad
Brut sturd. . .
Cl 1' lit iootgo MI-
nor. - IIII" tent of tho
Now i\ . I l lurtfol‘tl
llalII tutu» . 1 Norwalk.
chn .tt'dut -. t t’i‘ on ti
hunt ‘tmll 1
.lol ‘Ii. ‘ impioyt'd
by I. tun . 1‘ pudrlgnu,
IIIId :- ttcntly I Irrtngttm,
in ill or tilt" «bless Ill
lll‘ldil hits itttlt posi-
tions. . .1 1th days
in Roi" ‘ti.
En iiollnum 1m cmrgo
of fit ‘ ot‘k, 't‘mt i. . I: & Iaf'l-
ford 1'1: pint :~ 'tlion ‘torc
nights uuwi . . outlets af-
ter ll. v: ‘l‘lllltl‘l \ w linv'n.
I'olicvin. “fulfil"; . ill the Ntw
liavcn or . who it men subbi-
luting for u ' '
Captain. “‘l‘llil'I -' , ti lilo lip.
rlen Latino. I It. ‘I 1w "cannot
with a form on 1: wtrtwlm; at
large numbt-r IIr stih‘u for n . "l
the spring in "'l‘m ttmta “‘1!
equal to any 0 11 ;tI‘ltI:. mt’ ’Il‘
nlah work to he .... in II it It. .; i:
log tlw season wt . follows 1". t
ding of launches.
One way tom-quir : v.“ «,t . ' 1.
man nature is to la
money.- '
.1.'
I nor :n“
on he n
It latter box has born
the wrltor In an
ill. .
hi
on Arthur Naomi, and
loco a om. Orders not to either o
31. Arm will r. It: romni atton
onl A it
‘ Henry M. Valentine’was a visitor 11
South Norwallt yesterday.
George H. 'l‘llley is having an arias
lat: well drilled on his handsome as
a e.
walk, was a visitor in town new
day.
man Riley has again been continual
for a couple of WGOkli.
Anson Phelps Blokes will not ClOElt
his house at Collenders Point thil
winter. The family will live there
meat of the winter.
The conduit for the telephone our
telegraph wires is now being laid on
dcr the railroad bridge. A few inch-
es below the surface of the road. the
diggers struck water.
James Poolcy was recently operatet‘
on at the‘ Norwalk Hospital. and It
now doing nicely. and the wound Ii:
healing in a very favorable manner
Mr. Pooley will be confined to tht
hospital for It couple of weeks yet.
John D. Crimmlns has closed his
summer place. “F‘lrwomhon-the
Sound,” at Collcnder‘s Point. The
family went to New York last frlduy.
Mr. Crlmmius's farm in Darleu. which
is conducted by his son, Cyril. will be
continued the saute as usual during
the winter, and young Mr. Crimmlm
willl be up about every week to attend
to t.
One of the hundsomest of the real-
dencos on Oil Ridge. with the lift)
acres of fine land surrounding it. has.
within the past few days,” been sold
to a wealthy New York broker. The
residence and land Is that owned by
George P. Brett, who has for years
been a resident of Darlen and one 01
the, most progressive citizens. Mr.
Brett is engaged in the publishing
business in New York, and has sold
the residence that he may reside near:
or the city. The property at the time
Mr. Brett took it was farm land and
timber. but he has converted a great
part of it into a very handsome estate.
The property, together with one of
two adjoining smaller pieces of prop-
erty. has been purchased by Mr
Auchtincicss a broker doing business
at 12 Wall street.
George P, Brett. the president of
the American house of the MacMillun
Company. and one of the best-known
authorities on literary subjects in this
country. has sold his place in Durien
to a New York broker, and will reside
in New York. Mr. Brett has lived in
Darlen for a number of years. His
place was some distance out. in the
country, and was It quiet. and secluded
spot. Mr. Brett. took much interest,
in the Barton free library. A few
yours ago, be arranged :1 course of
lectures including some of the noted
lecturers in the country. who were
personal friends of his. This was the
most interesting series of lectures (we
or heard in this section, and that it
should be given in Burton cuuscd cout—
mcut among those who did not. know
the reason why.
——Dyspep8la~banc of human exis-
tence. Burdock Blood Bitters cures
it. promptly, pcrn‘taneutly. Regulates
and tones the stomach.
GLENBROOK.
Miss Belle Youngs visited in (lieu-
brook this weck.
Robcrt Waterbury has purchased :1
lot on Maple avenue, of Levi Slant-Ion.
Dr. Irn Stilt-Ion has hnd Ii telephone
plnced In his residence on (lien .or-
race. ,
Ralph Kleinert, of Philadelphia. was
a guest of Mr, and Mrs. Kldkhutu, this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. W. Youngs, of
Richmond Hill. I. I., residents of
Glenbrook for n couple of years, were
guests of Ml‘. and Mrs. James R. Eclls.
Maple avenue. ovcr Sunday.
Miss Alberta Lynch and her sister.
Jeannette, who have been spending
it week with their grandmother. Mrs.
Charles While, during the absence of
their parents, have returned to their
home In Stamford.
WESTPORT.
Agents for thg Evening Sentinel, In
Weatport. are 8. Dlglovannl and Wm.
E. Nash. Ordoro rent to either of the
above will "salvo prompt attention.
Charles Fable is back from attend-
ing the annual meeting of the Nation-
ul Funeral Directors‘ association, held
at'Nia’ga‘t'a F‘alls. N. Y
Menfbers of the library building
committee were ottt on State street
bridge Monday making a survey of the
surroundings to the site.
Charles Hour was in Bridgeport yon-
terday on business. lie is the bus-
iest busy man in Wostport and the
NOW enterprise In which be has stnrt-
(‘Il gives promise now of reaching gi-
uuullc proportions.
liy all means let. the citizens of this
place evident-e their regard for the
character and the iibérality of Morris
K. .Icasup by a popular subscription
for a fund with which to place a me-
morial to him In the library building.
There was a whint on yester-
(luv afternoon. the proceeds from
. ’ , l
.
U cotton OZICAI
ctlfi‘amo lion}
. . mute on on. old new. Ydll «it Wwith
, imodlolflfl the mom ”prim.
which are to go to the Library fund.
tht a chance there is for the Drama»
tic «tub in get active now and through
its i xcelient medium secure a nucleus
'or 1 fund with which to place a me-
.‘rtut to Morris K. Jet-sup.
_ tilt-lilo Bruno Wall on Saturday
Iltill It‘ over to the higher court charged
.tItt abbery, in the sum of 3250. Ho
l'lllti alight stealing apples on the
out ty “of William 't‘hamvaon who
us hosevlllo Auction Similarly
u...
Mrs J w. amount, of South Not I:
“rite case of George Dugdale vs. The 1
the Seaside Club,
: iiw‘il"
GROWING Ur
ter with the child that fails
to grow lip. A ’child that
grows up too much. however,
without proper filling out of
flesh. is almost as badly ofi.
thin “woody “children likew
Soott’s Emulttfin. Ii supplies
‘ the rounding pill of flesh and
the rich inward nourishment
of blood and “vital organs
which insures rapid growth a
healthy and uniform develop-
..
ment.
m
morning the family was aroused by
the noise of someone abdut the
grounds and in the moonlight Bruno
was seen loading up a wagon with the
apples. Thompson made a hasty exit
from the house and endeavored to
catch the man, but Bruno lumped II
fence, and drove away with about. 40
bushels of apples. A description of
the man was given to Sheriff Kempcr
Is well Its the locality in which he re-
sided ln Bridgeport and the sheriff
went to that city and captured Bruno.
WESTON.
Mrs. John Nash is entertaining
friends from Bridgeport.
Mitis May Hamilton and a number
of friends from East Norwnlk spent
Sunday at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. ,Perry and child-
ren, of East Norwuik, have visited
Mrs. William Robinson.
Mrs. Agnes Middlobrook and grand-
son, of Wilton, visited friends here,
last week.
Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Shively are
spending two days of the week in
New York.
Mrs. Charles Scoflcld will entertain
a large number of lady friends on Sat-
urday afternoon from 3 until 6.
The funeral of William 0. Sanford
was held from his into home on Sun-
day at 3 p. In. Mr. Sanford was 88
years of age, and is survived by his
wife, one daughter and two sons.
HILL'S PHILIPPINE TRIP.
on Before the Seattle Club.
Congressman E. J. Hill. who was
one of the members of the 'I‘aft party
to the Far East. delivered an inforv
Inul address before the members of
in Bridgeport, last
night. on some of his observations and
conclusions on the Philippine islands.
The congressman told a number of
amusing experiences the ’i‘uft party
met with on the Islands, and then
spoke III a serious voiII. Charles Hop-
kins Clark. of the Hartford Courant.
was given a dinner by a number of his
friends at the Hartford Club Monday.
and among other filings he said that
there were two great influences at
work in tho Philippines—the public
school and the cemetery.
MR. MELLEN NOT INTERESTED.
Hao Severed Connection. With Mid-
land Railway Company.
III regard to the report published
yesterday concerning President. Mel-
lon, of the New Haven road. that ho
was about to become actively engaged
in developing enterprises in Manitoba,
Canada, by his connection with the
Midlud railway company of Manitoba,
an official statement was given out by
the road as follows:—
“Mr. Mellen was while connected
with the Northern Pacific. one of the
Incorporutors of the Midland railway
company. but has since. transferred his
interest to other representatives of the
Northern Pacific company."
WEST WILL REMAIN AT NOR-
WALK MILLS.
Thomas J West. superintendent of
the Norwalk Mills Company a factory
in Wiunlpauk. who resigned several
weeks ago, has reconsidered Illa resig-
nation nnd, lit the company‘s request.
will remain in charge of the mills.
Mr. West intended when he resigned
to move to Conshohockcn. Pu. where
he operates a factory. He has since
decided to remain in Norwalk. His
many friends are pleased to know that
he will not leave the city.
MR. BROWN TRANSFERRED.
E. B. Brown. of Milford, who has
been a storoltcopcr and gaugcr in this
internal revenue district. under C-ol
loctor W. Frank Kinney, has been
transferred to the Second New York
district under lollcctor Anderson.
This is in the nature of a promotion.
Mr. Brown has been in the service sov-
ernl years.
KING OSCAR R|E°ONRETS SEPARA-
STOCKIIOLM. Sweden. ()clobot lit
«The extraordinary session of the
Swedish Parliament was closed to-
day. King Oscar in It abort speech ex-
pressing regret at the separation of
Norway and Sweden and hoping for
lasting peace and a good understand-
ing between the two nations.
HAMMIRKOP WINS STAKES.
LONDON, October 18.--At Newmar
hot to day the Cesarewttt-b stakes in:
landlcap of 25 sovereigns each with
re hundred sovereigns
three your chin and upmrdn.
miles and two forum at was won by
llammcritop. Murry ndrew was sec
teen horses started.
FRANCIS FOUND GUILTY.
aPHllaADNij’l‘ilA. October
not made for a new trial. ,
There a something the mat- 1,
Congressman Recount- Hia Exporlenc- m
added for
two
and and Wm- Clrtwe was third. Nine.
18.»-
le Fr nola. who has been on trial
elllhitjell States District Court
ctdli er 9. charged with using
lie to defraud in connection
. With t e defunct Story Cotton Com-
pany. Was in day found guilty on everv
I count in the Indictment Application
:tRiriow noun . Allroad lining Built
to Carry Supplier and Other
Work in Progress.
to the insane on the new buildings In
progressing finely, says the Bulletin.
The Torrington concern has complet
ed the excavation for the laundry and
company Its building a narrow gauge
road for the purpose of carrying sup-
plies from the railroad to the build-
inga. A truck will be laid front the
trallroad to the hospital and the cars
be bottled up the hill by a derrick
hauled then by horses to the
buildings. A
Simpson Brothers' Company are
rushing the work on the power house
for which the stool Wetk has art-.lved
and they are ready to put it in posi:
tion It is Expected that this build-
lug will be completed by the middle
of December.
The stone for the foundations of the
The footings for these buildings ha"
been put in.
On the reservoir there are still quite
a number employed. The upper reser-
volr has been completed and the dam
for the lower one Is being put in.
ONLY CURE FOR OYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Deb. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspesla. used to have great distress
and belching. I’ll-led everything I
could hear of. but' nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Pluiated. F. If. Bax-
ter and the Clifford Pharmacy. *'
Citll ‘
Assessors’ Notice.
We, the undersigned, hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the City of
South Norwnlk, that they are required
by law to deliver to the assessors. or
either of them, on or before the lat
day of November. 1905. a written or
printed list, dated. signed, and sworn
to. of all the property owned by them
on the first day of October. 1905, lin-
ble to taxation, making a description
of all the real estate cacti parcel be-
ing separately described
N. B.——Lists may be returned to the
assessors, at the Council Room. Hav-
iiand street, South Norwalk, from and
including October 14, 1905. and in-
cluding November 1, 1905, said office
to be open front 10:00 to 12:00 o‘clock.
ti. on. and from 2:00 to 5:00 o'clock,
p. m., on Saturdays from 7:00 to 9:00
o’clock III the evening, and Wednesday
November 1, 1905, from 7:00 to 9 p.
Dated at the City of South Norwalk.
001111., October 10, 1905.
FRANKLIN A. TOIIIAES,
GEORGE ii. VOSBURGH.
010 19i; Assessors.
Daily the to New York.
‘STEAMER JOHN SYLVESTER.
On and after Monday, October 9,
will leave Steamboat Dock, South Nor-
walk. at 7:30 a. to.
Returning will leave Pier 28. E. R.
(new Peck Slip) at 11 p, In. Foot of E.
318i St. 3:15 p. 111.. arriving at South
Norwalk in time to connect with trains
for Danbury, Bridgeport and intermed-
iary points.
FARE (round trip) ........... . 50:
(Sand until used)
SINGLE FARE .......... 30c
NORWALK STEAMBOAT 00.,
Annlng J. Smith. Lessee.
C. C. Houseman. Gen. Agt.
“The Clifford”
MODERN AND UP~TO-DATE.
ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST
CLASS.
RATES vanv noosnna.
Joseph I.. Walz.
Pro riotOr.
Tolop a. 300.
,.
Ill . A
CUT GLASS
BOWLS, CELERV TRAYS, OIL
BOTTLES. WATER SETS,
BON ION DISHES, ETC.
Suitable for Wedding Pro-onto.
AT POPU LAR PR ICES.
A. W. AUSTIN,
JIWELER. ,
40 Wall St. Norwalk. Conn.
”We have Received the full line of W.
L. Douala-a Shoes. which Includes all
Ityin.
.Wo also have a full line: of Ladlol’.
Mlnu' and Children's Shoes.
in our Clothing Department we have
Mon'o lulu from M to 012. and Chtid~
ron'o Outta from 01.26 to 08.50.
"Alla a full line of donta' Furnish.
Twain and Slotted-no at the
at prion.
060m. In and Impact our stock.
GEO. KEELER.
106 Wailifilgtofl‘ltbd Sol_:l€brwallt.
.41, u-.-....._......._.... W
, _ town 'l'l-il iDlAL
tin moorland controller.
Rain, Ionoflto and Privileges ab-
Policy.
I. H. Fill-D. Con'll. ‘Apont,
“Affirm "any
he work at the Norwich hospital
kitchen and other buildings and the ’
two ward bulldlngl-l is being gotten 0%
Tllll titanium General lite tarantula.
ooluttly flittd‘lt'li aunt-mus in the
AtIII mu atlas
wilt]. David “Rumor- Firm-lie Remedy in ads
Illlnm than» affording herniation"-
flat in all cam caused by Impnrlt or the blood,
Inc as Kldne o Bladder an Liver (loin-
lilll II“: cum onatlpntlou and Weaknesses
mall on a women.
It proves successful In ones where All other infill»
clue. have totally failed. No sufferer should den air
u long u this remedy in untried. it. has an IIII ro—
lron record of success for over 30 years. and has
won hem of Wll'ln friends.
Are you whoring from any disease traceable to
the causes montlopcd? If an. In. Kennedy has
linked his personal and professional reputation on
manual that Favorite Remedy will do you
8°
bond for a free trial bottle and booklet cou-
talnlng valuable modiculadvica on the treadmill of
various til mes. Write also for an “Early Test”
for ”funding out if you have kidney disease. Addrcle
Kennedy‘ 9 Sons. Rondout. N Y
DIEM B the full name is Dr. Dni Id Ken
and 'I FAVOR? If REMEDY made at ltmtdout.
N. .Aud the price is 31.00 (st bottle! to. must
Ill druggiata in the United States. Canada so:
foroluu countries.
:.
GOV. HERRICK’ 3 HOME BURGLAR-
ED
Iz
CLEVELAND (),()ct.18.-—It was
reported to the police last night that
absence of the inmates, burglars had
gotten into Governor Herrlck’s home
on Euclid Heights and stolen articles
to the amount. of $1,000. Just when
the robbery occurred is not. definitely
known. The police have no clue.
A CARD.
This is to certify that all drugglsts
ate authorized to Iefund your money
if' Foley’s Honey and Tar falls to cure
your'cough or cold. It stops the
cough. heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from a cold. Cures la
grippe cough and prevents pneumonia
and consumption. Contains no op-
Iates. The genuineis in a yellow
package. Refuse substitutes. Sold
at Plalsted’s Drug Store. ”
There Is _
lIo Question
Gas Arcs
FOR COMMERCIAL LIGHTING.
TIME HAS PROVEN THE HUM-
PHREY GAS ARC TO BE THE
BEST
S TEA DIES T
CLEANEST
AND MOST ECONOMICAL LIGHT
ON THE MARKET.
LET US MAKE A TRIAL INSTAL-
LATION.
- llllll’lltlllilliltgll.
Phone 68.
All 11111111 1111
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
m
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL
3100.000. 00
SURPLUS AND Paorrrs
$170,500.00
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON, Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, VicoJ’roa.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson. Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joaiar R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swat‘tz John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
Coins and make your ulootlon and
not I room for the winter before they
are all gone. There are a few fine
rooms left yet. Everything new and
up~to- date. stunt heated. not and cold
water with bath. Prion moderate.
Central Hotel
3a.. South Narnia".
J. 015151. Prop.
orrtcs noose rLoon.
SURETY BONDS
of all Kinds,
’ APPLY TO
Josiah ll. Laptop.
Alll'l‘ltlA INDEMNITY 00..
0 Railroad Flam
. - if!
' goods.
within the last day or two, during the .
Oar. Monroe and Chestnut
loath Norwalk.
ANTIC MAN I S MILLS.
HARTFORD Oct.18.~»—E.O.Pinney
[and Sons, owners of the big Riverside
Woolen Mills nt Staifmd Springs, sold
the plant nationally to William Parka.
of Nitintic fox $200. 000. It contains
eight. complete sets of machinery for
making lino woolen and worsted
The new owner will take pus.
session of the plant January 1. 1906.
The plant was established in 1890.
Plnncy and Sons retire from the 0p-
el‘ation of the mills because the busi-
ness is larger than they care to ban-
dle in connection with their other
mills. Mr. Parks, who is Interested
in woolen mills in Manila will proba
bly organize a cotpOIatlon to [1111111180
the new concern
”DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embllmor.
10 North Main St. South Net-walk.
Bullion». I Weanington Strut.
Telephone aLhouao, 184-1
Stove
Clev.
For Mending timid
and liqu In tho
Slot. Lining.
Does your oven '
bake unovoniy ‘1
Do the ashes am.
through on m the
baking food? In
your oven SCIIIO-
linen unaccount-
ubly lllnw' ' and
at 1)}Ilill’lulllflfl too
"(ill ‘k”? Doyllll
know why ‘I l'rol»
11ny there' alter-cl
exhale In tho ltrlt: k
lining of the tire.
box, hing lilo ‘—
tierco tout direct
"I t can to the thin
Iron pinto formln
ovctt will not bake
the oven front. Your
right till this hole is
stopped and unions plopped noon ottr oven
pinto will be u. I'll-€111 and rttluol. If you
“lull to know with to Ido nbouilt, cull tit our
atom for booklet enti tl 0d.
" V/hal All: the Stove " Free.
explaining the “so of (‘imtnrlon Stove (‘lny
Ill
and com
Don't neglect the stove Lining; the
Life of the More depends upon it.
W
CHARLES E. DOW,
112 Washington St.
’Phone, 43—6.
ting loo tnstlmon ula from list In.
Bleattltg Sale
Gold Wall Pallets.
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,
25:. u I”,
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE. LAMPS,
ETC.
WINDOW SHADES AND PICTURE
FRAMES TO ORDER.
..._.._
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
Telephona Connection.
L. H. Decker.
87 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
1847. 3905
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVE! AND RANGES,
ILATI AND 'rm ROOFING.
Cu and Steam Fitting.
In Fixturoa. Maul Celllnu. Eta.
Havo you «In our stock; of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMP ANY.
1? WALL STREET, NORWALK.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
pabuamo.
cram,
Hop warn.
nun .
can FITTING.
Inn. Sigh; Capped
and Zinc.
so loud: Main Street.
Telephone, 101—0.
'0th Hermit. Conl-
«Slmdiiiiidlm
lull Ioou boll;
SNAPPER unnamed too
norrunmsiu 100
AND ALL o'ruun tonne mu
FRESH FISH AT REASONABLE
PRICES
THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND ovarian
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
Eu: End of Washington Strut Irldgo
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROC’. Prop.
‘ South Norwnik.
Excellent Cough Gums}
W. T. “Cough Mix urea.
Gray's Honey of White Pluc......25e
Red Spruce Gum. ...... .......,...25c
White Pine and TM ...... ........2bc
Baby Cough Syrup .............. .250
Comp. Syrup of llypophospbites. .
..................... 50c and 51
We are ready at any time to tell
you which Cute is most adapted to
your case. .J
“I- l
lite leitfuss Pharmacy.
8 N0. MAIN TL. .0. NORWALK.
um...
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THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN'PLAN.
Our room- a special feature.
and Electric Lights throughout.
ery room heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Cafe In connection.
A full line of Acker. Merrill d. Cen-
dit 00.3 celebrated Wines, Liquors and
Cigars always on hand.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone Call, 396—3.
Gas
cIEANIINIiSs
an essential element of Happlnon1
To prevent sickness and enjoy "II
comforto of life you should equip ydiln
sleeping apartment or dressing chant.
,“8tandard” Porcelain Enameled Lava-
tory and have running hot and cold
water a: delired at your touch.
We have oampleo in our showroom
and will gladly quote you prion. '
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST ST...
Ioutli Norwalk, Conn.
Wall
Paper.
Our stock of new goods just in
is a little larger than ever before.
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice good: here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner. I -I II mums.
We, have taken a good many
will be glad to submit figural lost
your work. 1»le
We try to carry In stock ovary-
thlng you need for the decorttiou
of your house inside or out.
E0 E0
GOl'hflmo
TILIPHONI ”H I
10 FIRST IT!» I. NORWALK.
THE JOHN B. LAWRENCE
AGENCIIII ‘ '
ALI. inwlumc an aura"
MOOIRTDA ugh“ t.’ I'l'dAi
IOAT 'r on 'r
m
a a.
PATENTS "curiae
I pours MAIN «noun
1'". cl“ I'm
WEAKFISH ,,,,,,,,,__,,,,.,__,_, 80
BONITA MACKEBEL .......... 10c
SWORDFISH .......... ....... ... 120 ‘
STEAK COD .. 1110
LARGE BLUES ................. 12c
LARGE EELS .... 140‘
SMALLEELS ..................120
FLATFISH ...................... ‘71:
lo a necessity of perfect Health and .
born with a snowy white, one-plow
contract: for house painting and ,I‘ " .
1“?
Norwalk Chronicler