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~‘their home in Brookiyhzlil
For ‘ been on
of tho Bonilnol, I litter box has liIIn
PM“ on tho bridge in front of tho
publication I" collected daily. 1'th
Ihould bo IignId b tho tumor In In
Ivldanco of good fail in
woo-9..-“
Miss Elsie Wickc is slightly Improv-
ed today.
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Frank Ferguson has recovered from
a tenant attack of the mumps.
Tomorrow will be Communion Bun—
day at the Advent Christian Church.
The. monthly meeting of the Ernst
Norwulk Fire Police will be held on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sloan are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Casey,
.of Van Zant street.
-
Rev James W. Davis will preach to-
morrow evening at the Advent Christ
ion Church on the subject Rich in
Mercy.
The Pastime Athletic Club. which
held a. meeting Thursday night, post-
ponedvthe business until next Wed-
nesday.
Arthur H. Keeier. of Boston, has
returned home after a visit with his
parents, Mr and Mrs. O H. Kecier of
Winfield street
William Eagle, of Stamford was the
guest of William Welscit, last night.
and attended the ball of the Eagles of
which order Mr. Eagle is a member,
and consequently a double eagle.
The meeting of the Junior Baud.
last evennig, was postponed. the mem-
bers attending the Epworlh League
Union rally. at the East Avenue Moth
odlst Church.
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The meeting of the Loyal Workcrs'
Society tomorrow attho Advent Chris
tinn Church will be under the leader-
ship of the president of the society.
Rev. F. S. Alnswolth. l‘hc subjcti
of the meeting will be A Monarch's
Lesson ”
Tomorrow will be Mission Study
Rally Day for the llletnbers of the Ep-
worth League of the East Avenue
Methodist Church. The subject ol
the meeting will be The Triumphs of
the Kingdom and the meeting will be
led by Rev. Edward Cunningham.
Mrs. E. E. Keller and childlc n Mrs.
Gardner Mrs. chler's nlothc,r and
John S. Gregory of Westpori left
Tuesday morning for hos Angelou,
Cui., where Mr. Keeler has located.
Mrs. Gardner will remain with them
during the winter, then go to her till.-
tlvc state. Alabama.
ROWAYTON.
Agonta for Tho _Evonlng Sentinel. in
Rowayton, are Frederick Lockwood,
Elwood Broadway and Charles Potty.
OrdorI nut to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
Miss Olive Hart of Rownyloll. has
taken a position in Stamford.
Albert J. Owens. of North Main
street, South Norwnlk. caught one
hundred and twenty-eiglil smelt from
the stone wall near the White bridge
at Rowayton. Wednesday. and beat
this record by four in his catch of
Thursday
"'_“"‘"’""" '
Burton & Company, the electrical
conttuctors. are busy doing a large
moonlit of now work. and have just.
finished wiling the residence of Mrs.
Josephine (lraw. in Rowayton, and
have elders to wire the residences of
George E. Everett and William B.
Hubbell ln Rowayton '
011! Oil! Oil!
'm—J—L-vv—uw—
5‘ Gallons of Oil.
55 etc...
Robertnémlth.
Pbono 2313!. Rowaton, Conn.
7 WESTPORT.
AgIntI for th. lvaning Iontlnai, In
Weapon, are I. Diplovanni and Wm.
Ii. Null OrdIrI cont to Iithar of tho
abovo will rooIIVI prompt ItiIntlon.
John Cole, of New Haven. has been
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
John malice has closed his Farms
residence and gone with Yi’amtlyhis lo
Efforts he being than to interest a
sufficient number of the Rifle Club
- members to get up a turkey shoot for
Thanksgiving.
to».
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. George Nor
limp, i well known here where they
if i
often of Wiiilail' R. ‘oiiiniri. llama?» "
understood» that Mr.
building In the
Manner intends
spring.
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DAMIEN aunt WNWOTQN.
A Into for iiiI Ironing ”Minot. in
Art ”AIM
lion.
- mellouiders and Bacon. at Streets
Cash Grocery.
Hartford health was a visitor
South Norwalk yesterday.
lll'
.W—w
Wesley Wood has closed his fish
and vegetable-market for the winter.
Alvin Wlinlot and family have rent-
ed the upper part of Mrs. Tristlanl's
house.
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Several good catches of frost fish
have been reported in local waters re-
centiy.
A new telephone pole has been plac-
ed on the comet of Maple and Rail-
road avenues
The well boring machine on the Til-
ley estate has resumed work after a
Week’s delay.
Campbell's Orchestra. of Stamford.
played for the dance at Wee Burn last.
Wednesday night.
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The Stamford Praying Band will
Darien Methodist Episcopal Church.
Robert Hendricks, who has been
employed at Street's Cash lrocery.
has taken a position at Dr. Nelison‘s.
At p. in. tomorrow the funelni
lservices of the late Jhuunccy 1). Bar-
tram will be held ill the Methodist
Episcopal ,Church. '
The Wee Burn Colt’ Club will have
a tournament. for men. today and also
next Tuesday. which being election
day. will be a legal holiday in New
York.
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The recent purchaser of the Brett
plopclty. llsricn. has purthased the
James pl opert y from Mrs. Page fol-
molly Mrs. Dugdiile The land pur-
chased adjoins the Antllow Herman
place, and is near the Warner place.
Work has been commenced on a
fine residence to be erected near the
pestofilce for Mrs. A. Floyd Delu-
llcld. John Tyler, of this place. has the
nominal. The cone of the house will
be about $12 000
Edward Falrchild, who had the mis-
forlun‘e seine time ago to scratch Ills
foot. and have blomlpolsoning sci in.
is now at the Stalnrord Hospital
Wili'l‘e he is reprted as doing as nice-
ly as: cgitld be ex acted It will be
some time before I gets out though.
Chauncey Bartram. the unforunate
inmate’of the Noroton Soldiers, Home
who was struck by a train Tuesday.
died in the hospital of the homo at 7
o'clock 'iliulsday evening. Anothel ve
tclan died of untillal causes tinting the
night
m
The Girls’ J. C. Club at. Springtime
gave a Hullowe'en party, Tuesday ev-
ening, at the home of Miss Carrie
Swlnnerhon. A merry company of
about forty young people from Spring-
dale, Stamford. Dark-n and New Ca-
naan enjoyed themselves with suitable
games, social amusement. and refresh-
ments. Mrs. lnnes kindly assisted
Mrs. Swinnertou ill the pleasant work
of entertaining the company.
S. Hurkness McCrea has chosen a
picturesque location for his art studio.
hike on llcrie in the wildwood. for
from the heart of peaceful nature. it
stands serene upon the ‘hills. n'pic-
talc itself. on the old King street
highway, Darlen. To those favmed
with a glimpse of the interior is giv-
on a delightful and varied list of sub-
jects; sea and sky, Inuit hand moon.
light, forest and villa: 'l' e following
are among the paintings: Moonlight in
Dorian Woodlands. Water Scene. Brit-
tany; Scene in Bantu Clara Valley;
(‘ni. . Scene in Brittany Hadriall' s Vil-
la, an estate of 70 notes near Route:
Halo Scene. or Calvary Scene, taken
Easter Eve In Darlcn: View on Long
island Bhund, off Contentment island:
‘Oid fi‘idu Mill. lung‘s End; Winter
Scone. lluricn; Murillo View, near
(‘oruwnll [9115: Sunset View: Boone
til Luke (lonevs: llaricn Woods: Mar-
iln- View. 'l‘nooluu. Wnsln: Foilincv
itnux llosoa‘. 1min, Ulll‘iilflo"l’iti‘lli. Mr.
Muiiroit's' studio and grounds have
been the scene of a nunlbei of social
sailwrings during the past summer,
participated in by several well known
New York artists and reporters on the
city dailies. "Harlot." the artist on
(initial u wllcluy who lived at the old
iiockcr homestead and whose favorite
recreation in Darlen was bronnho rid-r
lint. has gone to Hawaii for the will-
ior. Artist Robinson is still at tho,
Hooker homestead. Mr. Trish. of the
New York Press. his wife badminton
inolnw (also an artist) are now occu-
pying lllliitwood.
.4..wa “as...
Mrs. ii. (‘ Mend Foss. of Stamford.
has bought the Bates farm at. Dorian.
Mrs. Foss and family have Warm
come them back after their Ion ab.
sense. and hope the my chin?!
happy years upon i is habitat! km moi!
arty Mrs. li‘tills writes ‘ ‘
i‘ricllti under dale of (lumber till: 'i
Paul‘s Methodist Rhurch
Bis op Andrews
iondcil till.
Sunday lnornin5.
rod now offltanilorz. are con. groin ed. andt‘ii n‘ that In: . Iii.
«intuitions them on then vent at a. new ll, shall.“ a sill adopt, in!
row my born Tiliillilfll" ‘3 not mill KoiaI _ . nods to?
W 06"le Committee of its Wilméllli
Alon; Manuor‘, . ;,. purchased of Foreign Missionary Society of the it.
it ' plus that” Ronni-ch hcltlli had‘illlfiihlf‘pm not.
~1n'2iliolvov.2. Irma
it“ OWIW’“
so
conduct the evening service in the.
friends in Dnrieh, who roioioo‘ town-“'9
Hurry-ll. l’ri
was in New York, Humidity. and MN Automatic Mach
‘ ” wI. lira. Download
boiler of tlll‘o Womon‘s hilariously
, . , l!
d...
‘ euro. Solidi
llll‘i’l‘lluus'A Islon‘ II. ’III'
, missionaries. of whomt 25 are physio.
Ions; 1.000 native Bible readers and
teachers. 639 day schools. 21 training
schools. 67 boarding schools. 20 or-
phanages. 2 colleges for women one
in india and one in Japan, and prepa-
rotioni‘; are being mad? for one in
(liiln‘i’ii 30 hospitals an dispensarles.
ireatin over 150. 000 payloads every
we“: i(loo Cllml‘ll' won't; are re-
on v pg nitrite on t e scales
Ity. and 20 .000 nonohr &,m It
NEW CANAAN.
The Flench cubic telegraph test sta-
.llon has been moved from Monroe:
drug store and an ofilce has been lit-
led up in rooms over the real of Mo-
Kendrick's harness slots in Mala
street. Carl S. Raymond has charge
of the silica and will work in connec-
tion with Nelson King.
The electric-light polo. which was
planted in Central Park, about two
weeks ago. Is still there, and it now
looks its though it was a fixture. At
the special meeting of the Borough
heard it was discussed at length. and
was disapproved by the four burgeon-
cs. who did not favor its location and
who were not consulted about it.
The Womans Club held a session
in Raymond a Hall. yesterday at 3: 30
n. m Miss Carrie Chit pen spoke on
Literature of the filth cents ." 8 of»
let attention is called to the next ec-
ture after this when Prof. Win. H
Burr Commiss onor of the Panama
Canal who Is a resident of this town.
will deliver an address on Conditions '
Ill the Panama Region. Members will
please notice that the lecture, will be
'i‘he officers of the club for the en-
suing year are: President. Mrs. John
H. Davidson; vice- Mormident, Mrs. R.
H. Nellie: recording secretary. Miss
Rosalie Rogers; corresponding secre
tary, Miss Jennie Weed: treasurer.
Miss Martha Stillman. The associate
oillcers are Mrs. Wm. H.’ Bond, Mme.
i’husiantz. Miss K. Rogers. Mrs. W.
H. Wyckoff, Miss Mary Rogers. The
committees are:
Mme Papnslanta; Music Committee.
Miss Katharine Dogers Miss Florence
L. Funchel. Mme. Papasiantz; Recep-
tion Committee. Miss Grace Benedict
Miss Mary Rogers: Membership Com:
mitten. Mrs. .i. F. Sillinlan. Mrs. John
F. miss, Mrs. Benjamin P. Mead.
BROKAW SURRENDERS HIMSELF.
w..—
pnco Forfeited Ball and Went to Alla-
traiia, But Now Wania Punishment.
HONOMILU. Nov. «i.-o. L, Brokl
aw. who was indicted with three 0th.
or persons at Spokane. Wash. over a
year ago for lund‘frauda. is believed
to he in the custody of Maui island
olico. Brokaw surrendered himself.
lulled States Marshal licndrv icft
last night. for Maui ‘nud will probably
return
Brokaw. Brokaw arrived here on the
bark Charles Gounod from Newcastle.
Australia. under the name of Charles
Brown. Brokaw says that afterhis
arrest at Spokane be forfeited his bail
and shipped on a vessel to Australia
pllti inasmuch as lhléc of his assoc-
'flles were convicted and suffered pun-
siltncnt he also wants to take his
penalty.
I it, is said that the land frauds in
pucstlon consisted of securing 6.000
acres of land in Montana illegally.
- District Attorney Brekons received
a cable from Spokane rcunosling the
return of Brokaw. Mr. ilrekons has
babied for a description of Brokaw in
order to satisfy himself that the right
man is under arrest.
oLuocloH Live? A no: TO AMII
'l You can not accomplish very much
if youl liver In inactive as you feel
dull your eyes are heavy and slight
exertion exhausts you. (tribe has
live Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver
and bowels and makes you feel bright
and il.(‘.l,WU. ()rlno
a mild and very pleasant to take. Ur-
no is more: eflective than pills or or.
dtnary cathartics. Refuse substi-
tutes. Sold at Piaisletls Urns
Store.
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SHORT CALENDAR.
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Motion DinoIId of Vanuatu in tho
Superior Court.
in the superior short. calendar you
terdity these motions wulo tints dili-
posed of:
Samuel ll. (lorlliun Vii Emma V
hook I;
Frederick M Balloon vs. William K.
Maples It at, answer or default of-
dared in one would
1 Louise a. ilulbi-ook administrator.
I... Joseph D. Sawyer. It I , fore-
fissure by sale. flirilior’ 0rd of on-
ion entered by rumored letter to
defendant Pitma‘n.
PIRATINO POLE:;O HONEY AND
Honey and To? u a thrust and lung
remedy. and on“ Iooou i of the great
merit audpoliula l‘Foley a Honey
and 'l‘ar‘ was?” not. are clot-ed
for the film worthless
imitationog similar sounding
namoi‘ of theta. 'I‘iie gen-
uinI Foley's wSilently and Tail; is :n I
“If Ni“
in? iii! Animal ,Tiiims the best
Hoi- south; , holds. Sold at
I ’9'”. Store.
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nanny n. mgenitalia IUII i'OR
of the
has filed papers trailing:
asking for a divorce
bums .l’ritrhard of airport.
couple were married October till 5
Mr Pritchard alleges that his wife
sorted him June: 1908, Mr. Pinch
ill‘d lives at 253 Laurel avenue. and in
well, .knovu here. The action is
given on Wednesday afternoon. Nov- ‘
. ember 16, and not on mutiny, as usual.
Press Committee. .
here next Wednesday with ‘
1 imitative Fruit ‘
Syrup does not unuseate or gripe and '
Gotham, from plaintiff ordered In two ‘
" mails In. one cation
his .
fiMlss Homilies.
llll‘.
very pertinent caution. Why, if sly
{button per In “PM
its civilised human female has. if .not
It more lubriopi crop than her ear
M8 iii-tor. If any rats an equally
Ibundane one. A colnparlaon of m-
d, at any' rate so it It length is
concerned. than her primitive piston;
and II for our monkey ancestors. "the
scalp is unique among the areas of the _
human body where hair ls abundant.
for there has been a notable develop-
bloat of hair iptboth series in this row
on beyond what can have existed
a any of the anthropoidea. that can
ll‘llis is the morolrmorllabie because
inon's pelnge is I degenerating, and
disappearing character, except in a
few areas." The dopillotory which is
undoubtedly It work on the masculine
portion of civilization, is due thou
rather to some peculiarity of inason
line habit than to civilisation broadly.
. This is evidently the wearing of
hats. TheIe affect the hair in three
ways. the natural forces of sunlight.
free ventilation. and movement from
wind are prevented; the arteries
which supply the skin of the scalp.
Md nourish the hair follicles are
compressed, and nutrition thereby di-
minished. and the headdress affords a
culture ground for micro; organism;
lvllile it prevents the germicidal effect
of the sun from acting. very much of
the premature baldness of men is due
to dandruff (seborrhoea since capil-
lltiil. a disorder of the sebaceous
glands, essentially microblc in origin.
Modding Acquaintanoe.
g “l have had a nodding acquaintance
with certain wax figures for some
cars." sold a New Yorker. "That is.
and to them because I have known
hem for so long. Of course i do not
efer in those very plump wax ladies
r half ladies—~who are very. very
reconcile in the shop windows. Il-
hough i sometimes feel like bowing
to the demure one in
highlic.
“i am more familiar with the men.
There is the rigid gentleman arrayed
in very loud pajamas. He has stood
in one attitude holding a candle in
"ill! hand for many years. He is al-
ways going to bed. but never gets
there. Then there is the gentleman
in close- fitting gray woollen undero
lothlng He has pale side whiskers.
is complexion is the piukest of pink
nd his eyes are of I light. watery
loo.
3 “The expression of his face is the
eight of infinity. but he is trite to
in particular brand of underciothing.
had i shall miss him sadly from his
tors window when he dies.‘ 'wNew
_'ork Hula.
the modest
"3’
i According to link.
Edward l-loyls was the first to write
scientifically on wh'lllt or any other
guard game. Before he wrote his men-
lumental work he was accustomed to
peach whist playing at a guinea I lcs
jean. and he circulated a manuscript
thandbook. which developed into the
“Short Treatise on the (lame of
EWhint. " first printed in 1742.0f this
edition the copy in the Hodleian l.i
:‘brary is the only one known to exist.
lIn the earlier editions the author of-
fern for a guinea to disclose the secret
.of his "Artificial Memory which does
moi take your Attention from your
flame." He was the object of much
good-homered satire. Hoyle wrote
many other works on card games. hilt
they were only Iupplomontai to his
odicial labors Is registrar of the Pm
rogative Court of Scotland. His life
is one of the best inItInrllI of the con-
nection between hard work. and lease-
Nay. for he was ninety-seven when
he diedc-Tllondon Chronicle.
JapanIII Roda.
It is oak that there are no fewer
,ibau 8.000. 00 of gods worshipped by
2‘th Japanon. Praying la made very
leaky. In tho streets are tall posts
with prayers priItId on than and
with I await wheat attached. Any one
passing by can give the wheel I turn.
and that counts so I prayer. The poo-
Iota in the second largest of the ii 350
islands of which the empire in com-
posed worship the bear and reverence
the sun. moon. lire. wind and water‘-
‘Exohangu.
v' spacings so.
A correspoudont. who is I friend
of th Vagrant'a. writer from Mania
and my: that. ho found the following
epitaph on I monument ovar a grave
in St. iioicraburg: .
“Hero lies the body of Maurice liypin~
sky.
He was killed by the laps and has
been and Ivoroiuonlly."
«Albany Journal.
Platonic Love.
Platonic love critically meant ideal
sympathy; it moans!» love of a un-
ilmanial young man for I woman no
cannot or will not marry. and is color
manly used to deficits I mire. spiritual
love between person 11 opposite
sexes.
Largoalnoppar Plain.
The big copper
be pllood on tho "Williamnbnrg
bridge in New York. Will be 58 feet
long and will watch slim ions. The“.
pills-ii are the lygfliin copper over
. fauna.
knight Infill dilution.
The pamper Gilli
cost more “Add“!!! of the outset.
ligament Nominate-w new emit
are more «mam because they on
in...“
other which,
A writer unnottmdpnrrww the 9
lot"! of bath,
g and civilized w it show the
“or to possess mafia” on her '
be placed in the huqu family tree. .
IOAT TICKET
"on tllilotl I.
(«hotly
Bars Men from employment
. .. ii i hit! in l loath to
«Elli? ‘59an :ghfi‘ww aIi div «"2th alien.
‘ I
lit t” ,, mnmntoadfuvhabl. 99, skits?
. t-‘
‘ w i turn
dig ' ’9“ nwlllnfi’iltl’bu notn
all" g_‘ m .
o ‘
“‘l‘
Cures Whiskey undifBéer Habit
Tm 0,331” Quietly all Home!
To cure. .wiinout pntisnt‘s knowledge.
buy ORRINE "gt" for vomiting trout-
niudi.buy mail E MA. Price Loops:
box.
Cure Effectod or Money Rofundcd
Book on “I‘ltnukonnoaii” (sealed) free on
request. ORRLNF . mailed asalodi on rc-
mini of II M THE ORRl FC ..lnc
Washington, D. 6.. or sold in in iy bysil
’1'; 9:. F. zoi'rruos.
Iii. Coho.
WM Ion-M luau-u- Ann-u ”I”,
ALI. iNIUBANOI. H Al. [ITATI
MORTGAGII, NOTA LY. GTIAI
PATINT Icon no.
IfT sown-i "Noah-I"
BililiiiN it! PANY,
Electrical contratlors.
Eatimatoo gluon on all kinda of II-
octrlcai work.
I
m
Work guarantood to pan impaction.
Pool-office Box boo. bouih Norwalk.
. Telephone Call. 39“.
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line Your Plumbing Done Right
1 desire to make it known that l have
opened a plumbing shop lid will do
all kinds of plumbing, tin ork, steam
and gas titling.
ARTHUR l. BENEDICT.
5 Monroe Street. booth Not-walk.
016 (int ‘
b-
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Fol
SURETY BONDS
of all Kinds.
APPLY TO
Jacob M. Lautou.
AETNA INDEMNITY 00..
5 Railroad Piano.
TIL a
booth Norwalk.
53!.
DAVID.,WI RAYMOND.
Moral Director
Ind Embahnar. _
10 NW'MIIn It. Ioilth Hamill.
RIIIdInoI. I WIIliingion ItrIIi.
Toiopnono It noun. 18H
TH! NEW
HOTEL ViCTORIA
ONI MINUTI PROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN. '
Our room I IpIolIi future. GII
Ind, liootrlo Light. throughout. Ev-
Iry room Maud.
RATIO RIAOONABLE.
Finely Itookao OIfI In connootion.
A full lino of Aokor, Morfili A Con-
dlt Goo cIlIbrItId Winn, Liquor: and
Cigar-I always on hand.
'1‘. J. SULLIVAN. Proprioior.
‘ 'i‘Iinhono chum.
liiiL insults
A. I. c. oarautu, 'l'l-il
rnonma'r ans «not con:
Ion Alta cocoa. lineman, m-
rcuanza. accustom. are. 25o
run cox. ..
lilo Initials "Phonon;
I so. itiiliifll.’ columnists.
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Gem and males your solution and
It I room for tho whim bolero they
u all ‘l'lim are I low lino
, .. WEE”; mood
PM“. M“...
c“ w Halal
‘v i...- . aim. ,
.l: to. “WOW
Way fik'Wméghi '
.Wflm‘ “W ‘
engages-mm .
THE JOHN R LAWRMI
A if”.
balls .
Jovel she oomes‘nnd talks
he has lost his serve. "-—Houston Post.
Look! Lotti
FRESH FISH A'I‘ REASONABLE
PRICES.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYO‘l‘ER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
ant End of Washington Biron Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSB, Prop.
Booth Norwalk., .3
Lulu
is th- for. an :
Bilvor ”catfish,
Flolfiah, 4 lbs. for 26¢
Whoio Salmon, , 109
Stock Cod. * ,ioo’
Native Ecio,12o
WhitI'P‘crcb. , ' ‘, 10g
Iuttorfish. r“ , in
Gorman Carp, 10o
Shame. 10¢
Woakflah, 10c
Smelt. ”Mo
Eooaiiopa, 45¢ par qt.
Lake Whitefish, 12o
Biackfiah. . 8o
AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF
~ him try I
In TIIIIMIII Iia'mgnt
To, own In no
finifflrto of?“ you also '
ban will a one whlto.
tor and how mania,
wait I II desired It A? ‘33:!
WI hav. Iamp chi from
and will gladly opuoio you priooa.‘
3W“ Ndfloik. noun.
Horace R liosh
ODINQI MAIN AND WIIT OT...
‘ . . «iii
equip your
apartment or cauldron»).
woman
“Standard" Pol-cola an IIIVIIIINI lulu ,
heavily col
E! ... . ... >1 . flaw...
... W4
Stove...
Clip].
for "hiding Blacks
and Holu in tho
Shiva lining
your oven '
uswnly ‘I
Do the ashes sift
‘lll‘oillfll oil totiie
baking food! Is
an oven mule.
mon unacmuui-
ably “slow" and
‘ Moduli?" ,Fln‘las too
‘ni l ' iyou ,
kliowivlhy l’roll- ‘
orhohltltile brick \.
lining of tho dro-
box. v in; tho .
fierce teat direct.
across to the thin
iron pint]? forulilui tin oven front Your
oven oil out bake right till this hole a
Itonped and unless nulppcd noon fourmeu
pin a w ll be “'lli‘tltti' and ruiuu If you
want to know Willi in do aboutit. call Itour
store for lxlokiet entitled.
" What All: the Steve " Free,
oxplalnin the use of (I ham lion Stove (‘ lay
and cont ninu loo tcslimoil ills from users.
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Don't noaiccl the Steve Lining; the
Life of the stove depends upon it.
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CHARLEs E. DOW.
112 Washington St.
’Phonc, 43—6.
\
Dialling Sale
Gilli Will Papers.
Now Is the time to buy. it is my
custom this time of the your to re-
duce the price of Gold Wail Papers
to cost in order to make room for new
goods that will soon be coming in.
’ if you need Wall Paper for thin fall
er next spring, It will pay you to buy
now. Take advantage of this and
save the regular profits that you will
have to pay inihe spring.
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe,
256. i
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CROCKERY, GLASSWARE. LAMPS,
a ETC.
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WINDOW SHADES AND PICTURE
FRAMES TO ORDER.
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PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
Telephone Connection.
i. H. Decker,
87 WASHINGTON ST.,
COUTH NORWALKI CONN.
1847. 19°5-
PLUMBING AND STEAM.
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
IYOVII AND RANGII
ILATI AND TIN nooIiiio.
doc and Stain Fitting.
III Fixtum. Metal Coiling, Ito.
HIvI you «In our cloak of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL OTIIIT,” NORWALK.
Frans ‘ c.
VAN scov.
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
HOT WATER,
AND
GAS FITTING.
(Tin, Slim Iron. Copper 7.
and line.
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5o South Main. Street.
‘i‘claiiiiorio W3. " W 3“
Paper.
Our. stock of new goods just in I
, is a little larger thanwovor-‘beforc.
manner.
your work.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
__.._.
BUSlNESS.
CAPITAL '
$100,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS
$178,500.00 '
cowm H. MATHEWSON, pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vch-Froo.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
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DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson
John H. Knapp
Josiar R. Marvin
Christian Swariz .
Fred H. 'Rowan ..
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
We have taken a good many
- contracts for house painting and
, will be glad to submit figures {or
We tryrto carry in stock every-
thing you n‘cjed for the decoration
of your house insides! out.
Gal-shim...
TELEPHONE tats—.1
10 ions? or. :7 ‘
a. nostalgic ‘
till iiiliilliililll
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
Henry Seymour
Samuel Grumman
J. Wallacg Marvin
John H. Light.
ills Alli
won COMMERCIAL LloH‘rmo.
PHREY one Also To be This
. , .3551; ~
Swami-m
ctzanzsr
ON THE MARKET.
little is
No Questioll
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TIME HA8 PROVEN TH! HUM.
AND near ECONOMICAL LIGHT
Let on MAKE A raw. mom.
. ULATION.
Norwalk Chronicler