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even.
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out of to: n.
Coal Comps
The r lar weakly prayer meeting
will be eldfids. evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church.
Rev. James w. 11.... will lead the
weekly social service at the Advent
Christian Church this evening.
..-Sttpptir:.given ..at East Norwaik
Mission, midday Night at 6.30 o’clock.
......_.....
Charles, LeCt-oix and Louis Kellogg
started out this morning with dogs,
antiggunsr They anticipate a good
days sport. ,
Chris Larsen has hauled out his
convertedlattnch near the‘ Robertson
machine shop. Where she will remain
forethe w ntei‘.
A meeting ofthc Decker Club was
held last eveningut the 110 of Miss
Viola Decker, in Seaview av no. The
resignation of Algle Scarlett as music
dent Was ‘rccelved, and a committee
appointed to select a new president.
Several new members were admitted.
The Sewing Circle of the Epworth
League, of the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church, will meet in the basement
of the church Wednesday evening of
next week at 7:45. There will also
be a business meeting of the heugue
and it is hoped tobuve at large ntten-
dance.
It is not often that a college grad-
uate will roilup his sleeves and (‘0m-
mil 1de murder and break pigs ribs
and shéeps legs, as has been the (use
lately with a well-known professor,
who, on, account of u 110th . relative.
while being long-legged, “it“ been
short handed for u few days past.
There is a man in otir town
Who wants to have things right.
Anti often sees the things that's wrong
Although he lacks in sight.
He always gives the proper tone
To everything that's said-
Of .what Is going on in town.
But never points it red.
0f things that others often any
He has no fear or dread
For they always take the proper hue
When told by lint-Io Nod.
. QXY-
—-—Supper given at East. Norwnik
Mission, Friday Night at 11.30 o'clock.
Nathan Roberts is not the only us-
vant who is newton the shady side of
ninety, for less than two knots away
from his anchorage ground, is another
genial oldsoul, Edmund Smith. of WII.
low street, .who is beyond four score
and ten, and is eager tutd bright. as he
ever was. taking charge of the farm
and heading his books and papers.
with his natural'eyesight. having nev-
er worn spectacles. When Burwoli
Day was an apprentice in the hat shop
at the corner of Havilautl and Water
streets. there were only three houses
In eight, one of which. on the corner
of Water and Washington streets, was
the out where the old gentleman first
saw daylight. Vile rentemberu when
there were but two docks. one at
South Norwaik and the other at. Nor-
twalk, when Captain Nathan Roberts
ran a sloop to New York and vise-
where. and had to transfer his load
to a smaller vessel owned by Captain
William H. Ferris In order to reach
upper Norwalk, and Mr. Day 1111in he
never saw 11 Miller faced. tit-tire,
strong antl'ethiaiic young man an itch-
ertarwas when in his prime. buy him-
self in It tail. like looking. Wail-pru-
servcd old gentleman of four-score
and four. and seems to possess the
gift of perennial youth. Ht! got-it ov-
er to we (remain llidmunti t-lmith every
day, us they are close neighbors, itllti
the tuouogenarian usually to his dun-y
productions.
”W‘“'”‘ .1...“—
Ali time roile.on,no two man will
be more missedti‘rom the Washington
direct hruguitllhi'r the (lllbtirltiwllruth
lay and: Willem [twine wane-heuri-
oti. genial slice limiters. father and
son, who am been in the same spot
for about" twenty years. and conse-
quently the oldest on pants of any
store on that thorium m. The out
gentleman died some iii: years ago.
and his boy only last, week. The
one at. Manipulate. the other at. thin
trolls. Even now nearly every head
lit tiig‘l‘lfld no they ”Halli“! Nadir, soul's
poops-even stop ug loo mast
title the stouttbcsrb
II never be seen again.
it was the place for nearly
over man In last. emails. and when
the other it» alive it was his delight
to get Pony. the violin player. to «Imp
iii and reel off some of his unequalled
music. which often mum Bradley to
on his feet and acmnpsny him.
1th timid and blame dog had dint»
poured the son. who was one of the
bust violiniats in town. and had played
at nine concerts. many parties and
hadrons of tithes iwhile his sister.
and the piano. Will
ed little man
was one of
7 one rem
' wood. ‘
ge street; .
period.
' casei- Heine's best can 'is
‘ plln, and cost the bill semicolon the
to pc-
' screw the
triad. ' time
, 1! soul: , 1.1.22
cobbler shopwiil be him.
‘ warp business is carried on there. Of
31: tinder Gilliam wonky“ tom
nit , ., on, .., c .
into $111.11.... matte: and 11%...
dining in Mrs. Albert Ether
, Histwtldow. hovevar. is still
,I m: pistol-many years has been
' unlined tuber bed from a broken hip
,mnb. 5.
tomorrow's
«d-
mshfimth.
Phone 25141. Rowsytcn. Conn.
ROWAYTON. 1
Agents for The lvcnlno Sentinel. In
Rowaytcn. are Frederick Lockwood.
Elwood Brhsdwsy and Charles Petty.
rscolvc prompt attention.
Mrs. Albert Jones. of New York, is,
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cbares Tuck,
of Cross street.
Harry Pepper, who formerly taught
voice culture in the insurance Bulld-
lug, New Haven. has closed his New
Haven studio and will meet his New
Haven pupils in the Bridgeport studio
in the future.
Rufus Yarrlngton. or Rownyton.
died yesterday 'at the Norwuik Hos:
pitui. after a week's illness. which was
attended with convulsions. He was
taken front his home in this place in
the nmbtilaRce and on the way to the
hospital he a convulsion. Soon af-
ter arriving at the institution be had
another. front which he diti not rally.
He is survived by a widow, formerly
Miss Christine Collin, and two small
children. The arrangements for the
funeral will be announced later.
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DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. In
Daricn, are Arthur Simeon. and Wai-
Iaca Sharer. Orders sent to either of
310 above will receive prompt atten-
on.
Hunfortl Smith visited South Nor-
walk, yestbrduy.
Mrs. George P. Brett, of New York.
was in town. yesterday. for a brief
Frank llindiey was among the Dar-
len people to hear the New York cler-
tion returns.
James Carroll has returned from a
visit to New York. where he saw the
election returns posted.
The carpenters are ready to raise
the framework of Daniel Sinuson's'
new house. The barn has been com-
pleted.
A delegation of Masons from Darien
went to the lodge meeting in New
Canaan last evening. They Were roy-
ally entertained.
Oliver Bugbee. an employe at the
Stokes place. was yesterday taken to
the Vassar Hospital. at Poughkcepsie.
for treatment. William Chalmers ac-
companied him.
The Jolly Ten of Darlcn are plain
plug a private dance to be held next
week Thursday at the town hall. It
will be a masquerade affair and a very
pleasant time is anticipated,
The work on the new rectory of St.
Joltil's R. (‘1. Church in Noroton was
begun in an interesting way Tuesday
afternoon. when Miss Evelyn Crim-
mins took up the first spadcful of
earth. She was n'suislcd by her cous-
in. Miss Madeline O'Brien. the daugh-
ter of Justice Morgan .1. O'Brien. With
such an auspicious begittuiug. the pan-
tor, Rev, 1). .1. O’Connor. ht confident
that the work will go right ahead
without any setback. and when it Is
finished the parish will have a «plow
tilti rortorv. -
A benevolent portion of means
wishes to encourage those bravo acts
of saving an unfortunate from water.
in and about South Norwalk by one.
mulling medals to such as have aided
in the past or willing In the future.
We know of no better Wily to more
these names: addresses and know
ledge of such hrsvs until than to suit
your assistance so as to present to
the rescuer some medal or token to
encourage the hero in the future at
(utilised places at your shore. The
newspaper is in close touch with the
you assist, us In securing the informs.
lion required. A local notice reorient-
log these heroes to send a letter ul-
dmml to Justice William Austin.
Newton Heights. and have their
names presented to the person who Is
now willing to encourage them in the
manner above mentioned.
“NEW 1.1.11.1“...
An event which. rotted most happy
for a. few invited 1 till. was 11 dinner
elven by Mr. and Mrs. Prank Bhutan.
Tue-liar evening. It their home in
bank street. The males was s l~
shrstion of the combined birtbda .or
,r. and Min. Iihuteti and Mitts Harriet
tires In‘ the Farth‘s‘soction.
,, y matter
it! interest. ill) lithitct'Who‘sucbeeds. or
Orders sent to any of the above will ‘
non-compliance with order of (hurt.
people. and do we ask in vein, that do
‘ a 11.11”, .71?
‘ 3 Bourke
QHM'W. been viiililtg relu-
a...“
visit with friends at Lee. Mass.
“.mm m
seia‘ctmait Lewis a. mm... a...
, , ' r" WW- M
icorneIius Komiie'r w?
in. . the
Tuesday.
‘..‘ ., “m9" “ I:
There was
at. the home of A. “
Farms, lustinight.‘ _“
l .
-1........
.1. 11. Cole has returned to his home
in the Farms section from a business
trip to Springfield, Mites.
Miss Kathryn Burr. who has been
visiting ,trieuds at the Farms. has gone
to her home in New "for . ‘ ‘ i
l W” .
A bi representation from here went
to Bri geport Tuesday night to get the
election returns from that city and
New York.
There is It rumor to the elect that
an attempt was made, Monday night.
by thieves to break lnto‘one of the
shore cottages at the Farms. So far
as can be learned here as well as in
Fairneld the officials know nothing of
such an attempt. ' ' '
GEORGETOWN.
1 Thomas Danforth 131 still on the sick
st. .
n—n...
H... ,
Burr Mills has bought Seth Beers'
grocery stock. ‘
~o
S. Sciubarrsi has opened a shoe to
pairing shop in town.
Mex Weiamer has moved his family
Into Miss ll. Betts' house.
Eugene Parketon will move into his
new meat market next week. .
Wor men are finishing the interior
of the Gilbert til. Bennett. new.» office.
a...
Charles Gregory. of Bridgeport, is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. A. E.
Smith. ,
1
Floyd Jennings has purchased a
new automobile. He made a. trip in
it to New Haven last Sunday.
Miss Fannie Perry has glVen up her
position as teacher in the West Haven
pulilic school. on account of ill health.
Miss Lulu Barrett, who expected to
leave. the Danbury Ilospiial. last. week.
had a relapse which prevented her
leaving.
Several repairman of the Western
Union Telegraph Company ,wene in
towti last week. repairing the cross
country line.
The ladies of the Methodist ,Episco-
pal Church will hold a Than giving
dinner the 15111 at the Maine at El»
iscopul chupel. :
7‘“
The Gilbert a. Bennett. Manufactur-
ing Company are building it reservoir
on the Ridge to furnish the wetter for
their new office.
m
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COMMON PLEAS COURT.
*~
Motion on the Short Calendar to be
Held Tomorrow.
Those motionsa will be heard on
short calendar uihnorrow in the court
of common pleas: \ .
Phoebe J. Banks VILThR Connecti-
cut Railwuy & Lighting 00., for pa-
mission to correct data of complaint.‘
Augusta A. Miller vs. Frederick
Ktunpcr. administrator. or ails. pittin-
tllf's motion to cite In new parties.
Jerome Phelan vs. J. R. Johnson,
senhlutb. judgment for want: at an-
awer. '.
Charles iii. Grigge vs. J. R. inhnson.
motion for allowance of ufistituted
complaint. .
Andrew Carlson vs. Andrew J. Bell.
defendant's motion for nonalit for
Sarah A. Ru momi vs. Amie A.
Wheeler, defeat ut'u motion for Pel‘
mission to file further defense.
Frank Dames et,‘ux. Vs. Lillie Zim-
bio. plaintiff's motion for judgment
for non-compliance with order‘ of
court. , 1
John Keogh vs. The ,Iiitiwartl Hunter
and plaintiff‘s motion to strike out.
Gustave A. Mayer ell ux. vs. H. Set-
iter. plaintiff‘s demurrer. ,
Harold Chlcbester vs. Ellen Mciiho-
nev plaintiff’s demurrer. . ‘
Hannah Ill. Wilson we. Ammi 1..
Wcuuoiht at 11111.. doicmhnt's demurrer.
POLICVHOLDIRO PRO‘I’IO‘I’IO.
New York Life to Look After Custom-
crs In Minnow-l. c 4
ST. LOUIS. Nov. ‘99-”th policy-
holders In Missouri will not be hurt by
the scion of insurance Codification“
Van Diver In moccaiingthc license of
the New. York Life Insurance Coin-
psny to do has nets. in this state. We
will see that their interests are pro-
tected in the tuition extent. The at-
torneytt will hold 1w umtlu today. but
uniii'then we capitol tell It at we will
to meet the cutaway." said Ed-
ward 0. Crew fcmrt‘sttorncr‘gencr-
at and one of: me attorneys for the
New York an; insurance Company.
when later on of Commisalomr Van
Diver‘s scrim. 7 ‘ ..
'"I’ncy haul in doll; at night." m
marked Attorney If. It. Judson. also
counsel ‘for “the institution company.
when told. Neither of the stint-my:
would statewhai. would be the next
step of the company to meet the and
“may. "no .‘Iwnt' r.
wan-WW
corvmoilr chwn'rlontaitlo.
TOKlo-r Nov. its-sit «auditioned
that a whyriaht convection between
Japan and tire United St has been
satisfactorily concluded an Ilfllgflie
price or a hundred film of shoe and.
. . .1 1 . »
W. Arthur. which occur on Nov. 0. 7
and I. . .
eve of being signed. '1’ sttbiect; has
has r9991 I an homsvtgcm ‘
~ Mrs. G. W. Jennings is back from a .
had .anew beater nipped in his home. '13'
,as in 1.11.1111... .
superior. ,court. «Bridgeport, . y
a. noting}, prayer meeting _9
cuttings; at the ‘
(30.. for leave to tile apneutled answer 9
“Chocoistchoated A
Confection -,
i
. Made by HOWE. New‘Hsvcn
7 ssssssssspaapuususls
and... H .....
wart-rs +0 PAY 1.5.11.7” '
mil—-
insurance Compalyy.. Anxious to be
. Hid 01.0500.
It isn‘t often that. individuals or cor-
porations hustle twine courts and ask
to be ordered to pay money out, yet
that is the nature of the action which
the John Hancock Mutual Life insur~
once Company of Boston has brought
against Katherine Shannan and Satan
McGuire. both of New Britain. 011 No-
vember 23, 1898, the company issued a
policy of insurance for 0500 on the life
of William McGuire, of New Britain.
Mr. McGuire died on July 18 of this
year.No administration has been luk-
en out on his estate. Both defendants
claim to be entitled to thermoney. The
insurance company asays that It has
no interest In the 0500. but as both of
the parties claiming it have threaten.
ed to sue for the 31100 the company
has brought an action to the court of
common pleas and it. asks the court
to direct has to which of the claim
sale is entitled to the 8500. The com-
pany says it will ‘then pay.
.a—u—
sasxashsas' FALL mast-mo:
tea.
The Connecticut Beckecpers‘ Asso»
elation held its fall meeting yesterday
at the Capitol, with morning and af-
ternoon sessions. C. H. Chittendou,
of Clinton. the president. was in the
chair. State Entomologist ‘W. E. Brit-
ton spoke on bees and other insects
from his experience at the Connecti-
cut. Agricultural Experiment Station:
Muéh of the time was given to the
discussion of questions or interest in
beekeepers, which brought about the
usual interchange of ideas. The sec-
retary, Mrs. iii. E. Smith. of Water-
town, was instructed to have the con-
stitution and byélaws of the associa-
tion printed with it list of members.
‘. m
SAVED SAILOR MOM'DROWNING.
WASHINGTON. ’Nov. ii.—Sccretary
Bonaparte has written letters to two
enlisted men on the battleship Ohio
commending them fer their heroic con-
duct in rescuing a fellow bluejackct
from drowning. While the Ohio was
01! Taku. China, recently, J..Clegg and
A. 1. l’t‘ronutn. ordinarily seamen. were
thrown Into the water by the breaking
of a staging lope. ‘ Fronian attempted
to rescue Clegg, but. the latter seized
hint around he tidbit. Frederick W.
Klaus, unotltcr sailor, Jumped ovcr~
board and saved Class. Frontan saving
himself. The bravery of Frouiun and
Klaus has been personally recognized
by the. Secretary. ,
WOMAN EXPLORER SUCCESSFUL.
‘ NEW YORK, Nov. ti.--Mrs. Leoni-
das llubbat'tl, .112. who has been explor-
ing in Iabrador and for whose safety
fears were entertained today reported
her successful completion of the are
pedition. The 'foliowiug telegram
signed by her and tilted yesterday at
Chateau Bay. Que. was received to-
day by Herbert L. Bridgman, of Brook-
n'
"Successful. Will return home by
the steamer King Edward."
W
TIMI TAILI.
In Effect October 0, 1005.
Luvs .01.... NORWALK FOR
NIW YORK.
A. M.-—12:53x, 11:82:. 5:401, 0:18;
0:50, 0:65, 7:40. 8:18. 0:43. 0:081.
9:321. 9:60. 10:00:. 11:05. 11:17:.
P. M.—-13:403. 1:05. 11:05:. 8:87.
4:23x. 0:45. 8:01;. 0:84, 8:4911, 7.17:,
11:00:. 0252:. 10:112.
Colitis
A. it—tttm. I: . 5:403. 0:110.
'42:
'r. tit—1151:. 1:051. 5:45, 41:01:.
7:28, 8:00s, 8:383. 9:083. 10:14.
NIW YORK FOR SOUTH NOIWALK
A. Ads—4:50, 5:50, 9:50. 8100!. 8:08.
0:401. 0:001. 0: . 10:01:. 10:06.
11:00:. 11:08.
1’. 14:43:08; 1:04. 8200:. 2:08.
8:3", 3:44;. 4:08. 4:82. 5:03;, 0:09.
0:25. 11:00:. 0:08, 0:08. 8:012, 0:00x.
9:30, 11:00:, 13:00:.
Iundlyc.
A. M.-0:00 7:30. 10:08:.
P. Ila-4:00, 0:04. 1:001. non.
11:00:. 11:00:. ' .
IOUTH NOIWALK TO NIW
HAVIN.
A. M.——lll:0£x. liflx. Hills, 0:10.
7:20.8t29.0:11:.10:01:.11:11:, 11:43.
. .-- 3:062. 1:70. max. 1111.
0:10. 6:200:11”. 0:111. 7:10;: 0:081.
°‘”."'.'.‘.‘""..,. ’itio tcsbcvs.
~ r u n ,
P. I! :48. ’4: . 71”.
Candi."-
A. I‘d-"131103. 11.81:. 12511.. 0:10.
9:11, 11:11:. ~~.
P. ids—0:40, 711k. 0108:.
SOUTH NON K .70 OANIURV.
A, M.»ll:20, 0:11 3. 11:58.
P. hie-wit“. 41:11:. 5:10. 0:10. 7:17.
Danbttry to 0am Norwsilt.
.lo
. j school principal for halt a century and
.,i{ee,. had believed her father
, five years.
Address by state EntOmclcglct arit-
opened a plumbing shop and will do
all kinds of plumbing, tin Work, steam
and gas fitting. .
010 0111
5 Railroad Place.
new voax.‘ new HAVEN a 3?...”
HARTFORD,RAILR°AD' . 10 mm min at. cm Hamill.
HOTEL VICTORIA
and llcctrlc Lights throughout.
cry room hosted. ~
tilt Com celebrated Wines, Liqucrc and
Cigars always on hand.
'1‘. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
ill. Ci‘tipsults.
PROMPTIIT AND IAFIIT CURI
FOR ALL OOL’DI. HIADAOHIO, IN-
FLUINZA. NIURALOIA, I170" 260
THI IOX. ._
I no. MAIN If... 00. NDIIWALN.
W
act a room fcrt 0 winter before they
are all gens.
rooms left yet. lnrytilin
minds-date slum nested;
water with
. . " ‘v‘rMou ,
W090 Wit ,ltu bruviss
, ‘l‘iu Rois, who had been a public
had on a salary of 03.000, 11 year
entwined a fortune. of $750,000. died
in what was believed to he poverty.
but after the will was filed it. was
shown that he waa‘i-Icit. ' ‘
His daughter. Mrs. lvy Blanche Mc~
tluud‘
since the Civil war. but learned the
facts, and contested the will. claiming
0300. 1 us her share. The principal
had left her $10,000, and the bulk or,
his estate, according tothe terms of,
the will. was bequeathed to bladde-
;t9rfl. ‘ . ~ .
She had not seen Du. Bills for forty-
She has two children. It
can in Columbia and a. daughter, anti
for them contested the will, The case
attracted much attention throu b. tern
timouy of the old man‘s ecceutr cities
and thrift. . 9,.
I'm-1“.
. 3/5 and 400.621".
Weakllsh, 101: 1b.; Silver Frostilsh.
5 lbs. 26c; Striped Bass, 10c 1b.; Small
Shad. 8c lb.; Spanish Mackerel. 12c 1b.;
Large Native Eels. 14c 1b.: Whole Sal»
won. 10c 11).: White Halibut, lilo 11).:
Steak God. 100 “1.; Market Cod, 7t: 11).;
Flatflsh. 7t: Ib.: Large Smelt, 12c lb.;
Blackflsh, Sc lb.
ALIJKINDS OF FRESH FISH AT
nuasounumc PRICES.
THE PEOPLE‘S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS. Prop.
South Norwalk.
GinCT-‘lih‘ 160;. :5 I
NAIL Al . 9. bi'gflélgl 51m:
a
warrior
AGENCIES.
ALL Iasuaaucz. REAL urns
mattresses. noranv, amt
IOAT TICKET 1.
man-r cscuaco.
s sou-m mm cram.
Tat. Call, um
Radiumbintlioie Right
1 desire to make if known that l have
ARTHUR 113517211167.
5 Monroe Street. South Ncrwalk.
I" -..... .
For
SURETY BONDS
of all Kinds,
APPLY TO
Jacob H. Lauton.’
AETNA lNDEMNlTY (30.,
South Norwslk.
Tel. 8
amp 111.111.110.111.
Residence. 0 Washington Street.
Telephone at lieu-0. 1m
turn...
ONI MINUTI FROM DEPOT
IUROPIAN PLAN.
Our room a special future. an
IV.
RATIO RIACONABLI.
stocked Cafe In connection.
line of Ackcr, Merrill A Cc..-
Finci
A fu
7.11.1.1... Cali. SIG—S.
an“... .uuu...... .. .W-M.-... smug...
A. I. O. OAPIULIOf THI
lite loitfiiss Pharmacy.
00m. and malts your selection and
' snarrrfcw tins
now-sud
this cold
hath. Prices modem, ,
a Ila—0:“. nits. 1:11. 1mm. _ . . . . ' l .
“flaunts“. 0.51. «:41. “In“! ”to“. 4’
statio- country. can 111.an and vacuum
A u 45%“ Nam-lit. J: m,‘,.fir'¢p,
THE JONES & lHOTCHKISS
, owns. ‘
. Nil Keno... ‘ _.
the American misnionttry who escaped
the previous accounts of the outbreak.
adds horrifying details of the atrocit-
Ios committed onthe American W011].
cu. When the disturbances commen-
ced the mob seized Miss Chestnut and
Mrs. Maclile ttudcxpoaed them to
public view in the Chinese temple.
Amy Mflt‘hle, a. ten-ycunoid child. was
er. While. the two were struggiltls
in the water three Citinumeu sheared
.themrwilh "donuts“ Mills Chestnuts
body lilltl Amy'li'lluchle’s bend were
pierced. Mrs.”Macltle“‘“uppealtitl to
the victors, but they stoned hal- brains
out, stripped the body and flung it into
the river. The mob then captured Mr.
exposed them for fifteen minutes,
,Olllbetl Mr. Peale to death in, his
wfie's presence and subsequently kill-
ed Mrs. Peale in the same brutal fash-
ion. '
urn-
m
Slain—«You men are such cowards.
HewAnyhow, one of us married
you.—~Punch.
1.1.5951. SEENTHE _
"New 00me Nickle lea
Kettle?"
It Has No Scams to be Leaking and
will Out Wear Thrcc'of Any Other
Make. .
Charles E. Dow’s.
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Clearing Stilt.
Grid Willi Papers.
Now Is the time to buy. It. is my
custom this time of the year 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 this fall
or next spring, it will pay you to buy
now. Take advantage of this and
have to pay in the spring.
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe.
250. , g
CROCKERY, CLASSWARE, LAMPS.
ETC.
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wmoow SHADES AND PICTURE
mamas Tb canes.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
Telephone Connection.
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court-t noawatk. count.
1847. 1905.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
OTOVIC AND RAND“.
OLATI AND TIN ROOFING.
ass and main Fitting.
Isa Fixtures. Metal Collin Ito.
Hsv. you sun our it of
RICHMOND RANGES?
COMPANY.
17 MALI. STREET. NORWALK.
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VAN Scot."
phoneme. 9 "
STEAM. .
nor WATER.
AND 9, ;
OAS FITTING.
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'Tin, sum Irori. Copper "
and Zinc; "
the massacre at l.tiltiilililo‘ll. confli‘mlllis
carried off and tiling alive into the riv— ‘
and Mrs. Peale. stripped them .naked. f y
save the regular profits that you Will
imfl'fl’muflllili.l”
In a security or perfect Health and
an occipital elemental milliliters.
Tc prevent sloknicnlnd spicy the
stamina of tar you should only. yfiur
ups spam» habitat.
berrufltlt c‘sric tarsus-piece
. , Parcels up indium
, , have running stand acid
water so desired at your .
We have samples In‘ our showroom
and will gladly quote you prides. ~ ‘
Horace R. flash,
contain 1...... ma wsrr cu.
‘ ‘ souls ’Norwuit. cons; ‘
Wan ‘
Paper.
Our stock bf .n'cw'gccds just in
is a little larger than ever before.
. Wonderful how‘low .you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we, do the work in the very best
manner. . ,.
. We have taken a good many
contracts for house [painting and
will be glad to submit figures for
your. work. ' ~ '
'Wc try to carry in stock every—
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out.
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Gorham.
receptions a...
10 than or. s’. NORWALK.
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS. '
—_..._...
CAPITAL .
3100. 000. 00 ’
SURPLUS AND ‘PROFITB
51.711.500.00
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, PICS. '
JOHN H. KNAPP. Via-Pf“.
JACOB M. LAYTO'N, Cashier.
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DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joclar R. Marvin 4.,Wsllac. Marvin
Christian Sworn John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
that Is,
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5c South Main Street. 9
- Telephone i374.
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been c standing decades since 1001.
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