in lu'i" I'll."
ll 9 0
imi- for
should be clan-d h this writer as an
evidence of good is th.
Hermon C. Drake‘apent yesterday in
New York.
Arthur Bushel has taken a position
in New York.
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Miss Louise Johnson, of New York.
is visiting friends here.
The tug leis, from Bridgeport, ar-
rived in the harbor, this morning, to
pick up a tow.
Frank Boenische, who is in the Unit-
ed States navy. is enjoying a few days'
furlough heie.
The barge Gram arrived last night
in the harbor with 78.128830 of sand for
the Norwalk iron Works
The regular wholrly class meeting
and meeting of the probationers will
be held tulle droning at the East Ave
nue Methodist Church.
E. E. Gdrham hos thc contract to
point all tlijo houses owned by the con
solidated railroad in East Norwalk.
The Work'ismoing on rapidly *
The LadiEh! Altruism of Christ
Church wliilr’neei: at: the heme of Mrs.
Henry Jimmerson. 272 East avenue.
tomorrow afternoon at 2: 30. A full
attendance is requested, as business
of importance will be transacted.
The Pastime Athletic Club will hold
a rehearsal tonight. The full probes.
trn. is expected. and a thorough drill
will be given. All members of the
club are invited, as seveari important
matters will come up for debate.
The first services of Christ parish
were held on Sunday last, in the old
St. Paul Mission room in Van Zandt
street. The regular morning sermon
was followed by service of the Holy
Communion. The Rev. C: M. Sent-ck
officiated, and delivered one of those
masterly and touching sermons which
all love to hear. After consluslon of
the service Rev Mr. Seilcck address-
ed the congregation, congratulating
them upon the success with which
their efforts and labors have been
crowned. He then informed the con
gregation- that on Saturday last he
was presented with such a substantial
gift that there now remained no doubt
but that a stone chancel can ill NN‘l-
ed and furnished in a most elaborate
manner and this independent of the
monies now on. hand. The Rev, Mr.
Selleck. who will be reactor in charge
of the new parish. has called a meet-
lug for Friday evening of this week at
7:80 o'clock for the purpose of fmm
lag the permanent Christ, parish of
East Norwaik. Rev. Wemyss Smith.
rector of St. Paul’s. who labored so
faithfully for this new parish, has been
invited to be present and proffer his
counsel an! ghidsnce.
RowAvTou.
Agents for The Ivcnln 8sntlnsl. in
Rowsyton. are Frodorlc Lockwood.
Elwood Broadway and Ohsrlss Potty.
Orders sent to any of tits above will
rocslvo prompt attention.
Mrs. R. B Dibllle and daughter have
gone to Brooklyn for a few days
hm—‘oo-‘u
Oliver Clark has taken a. position in
sro csussd b l
littls too mac or lyou tint." sublecttc
stuck I or indigo sticn. you have no doubt
had shortness of Math. to 8 hurt boots.
heartburn or psipltsiion o tho hurt.
Migsstlonm ““8”" the ston‘l‘aclti wt:
sxlpsn mswsll. so on “so as
hurt. 'i’iilcicwds Mtg: and inter-
fms with Its Mutton. and in the scum of
hurtllibscoihos «sud.
mKodol
Dyspepsia Cure
lfycussts
lgsstsiwhst you mg. tslrss tho strain oil
£me utdhocllll to ovary roots :7 hits
body. Gains indigestion. tour
Bio Minoan. imitation s mucous
dvs'frsshm cadmium
”Um
2.22m”
88871888280 qummmhm
ME: .5“;
Directs What You :8“:
Lolllfim
‘ a domestic.
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Mrs. Nickson W. has of this place.
has gone to New York, to make a
-‘ visit with her coauthor, Mrs. Hairy
' beach. r. Leach spent Sunday at
the. real once of (Danish: and Mrs
Colo. .
’ The removal from Iowa of George
81. Traendly. of Brookside. has left
the partition of chairman of the Middle
Five Mile River school committee va-
caa it is probable that a meetiutt
of t o district will be called shortly
to chose someone to fill out the term.
' ’Zliolvanioal’eople
‘ Savexyour our fate. and at the
same time ask for premiums. Read
prices below:
aurren. pcr lb. ............... 25c
ORAN. cumin. {:2 lbs. ..... 1.41.00
GOOD EGGS. por dcz. ....... ,..280
RobortSmlth
Phone 22M. Rowsyton. Donn.
Iranian AND WNQROTON.
A outs for tbs Evening Sentinel. In
not on. are Arthur Blouson. and War-
isos 8hol'sr. cram scat to either of
3“ alloys will rocslvo prompt stun-
cm: .
A town eating. will be held Friday
night to to e action on the matter of
electric lights.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hetael. of
New Yorli, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. J.I’ W'Prlimmer
The condition of 'I‘own Clerk Thail-
deus Bell cdntlnues to improve. and
yesterday he was considerably bet-
ter.
Tomorrow afternoon there will be it
meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of
the Congregational Church in the loc-
lure room.
~Pancake Flour, at Street’s Cash
Grocery.
The Congregational Christian Ens
deavor Society will hold a social on
Friday night of this week at the home
of\ Miss Stella Austen.
_...
Among those who attended the Yale-’
Princeton football game were Edward
Austen. Henry Morehouse. Willinni
Reed. George Smith. Norman William
son and Miss Stella Austen.
A delegation of Dorian men went
to Woodlawu, last evening. to attend
the. opening of Frederick Schrader's
hotel there. in the evening a bowling
contest was also held.
R. l). Lyons' valuable lrlsli seller
was killed by an automobile Saturday.
Two other dogs. one cut and seven
chickens were massacred by the jug-
geruauts on their way to the football
game.
A carriage owned by Dr. J. W. Av
ery was struck on the- Connecticut
Turnpike. Saturday, by a large aiitu—
mobile. but fortunately it was duly
sllglity injured. as the big machine
which lilt it was nearly under control.
0n last. Sunday evening at the Con-
gregational Church. Rev. Mr. Curtis,
a returned inlssionaiy from Japan dc
llvered the sermon. which moved a
very interesting and instructive one.
Mr. Curtls' descriptions of Japanese
character and customs were indeed iii-
(creating,
Miss Mamie Gillson. aged seventeen
years, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. i’ut-
rick (llllson, of Burton. was found mys.
tr-rlounly dead Sunday afternoon,
at the home of William Fairbanks.
.lii llarion, where she. was employed as
The girl was apparently
in good. health in the morning and at-
tondcd the Catholic Church. She was
aces at 8:45 in the afternoon. and then
appeared to be all right. A short time
later she was found dead. Death Is
luillcvcd to have been due to heart
trouble. The funeral was hold this
morning at 9 o'clork from St. John's
Church, Noroton.
Yuma—um
A Lloum coco cunt.
A Cough Syrup which drives a cold
out of the system b yacliug as moth
srtic on the bowels is offered In Ken-
nody‘ s imitative Honey and Tilt
Clears tho throat. strengthens the
lungs and bronchial tubes. The moth-
er's friend and the children' a favorite.
host for Croap, Whooping-Cough. etc.
A liquid cold cure and the only Cough
Syrup which moves the bunch: and
. work» all sold out. of the system. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy.
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WEBTFORT
“for "the Imilg‘ “Mimi. in
nilnd Wm.
8w. Null. Drum
above will resales prompt attention. ‘
Herbert Beers In visiting friends in
Derby ‘
a
ill N Sipperley has been on an auto
trip in Chit-open Falls. Mass.
J. ii. Preston. of Psulsboro, N. J..
is visiting relatives in town.
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Mrs D Jennings spent the end of
Ootlw week with friends in Bridgeport.
fidqm‘“ mu
bur borne in New York after s vlnlt
rhsrewitbhlrow. Drayior
Writer trim
lotlic tri
birds the l
iii! are 1“plentiful oven
is alive. but, the
leg as it don't W:- to
Mrs. Kathryn Barr has returned to
re at a recent meeting: Mrs. C.
atria. prodidmt; Mood sec. 11'.
kicy.;”.l. A. nod-h. ll luff, D. B
mlley. Jr., vice ornament Miss Hat
Jandreau. secretary: Mi-c. S. W.
Slilerwood treasurer.
WESTON.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Williams spent
Sunday in Ridhefleid.
Miss Eula Ferris has been spendluk
two weeks in brookiyu.
Wm
Mrs. V. Godfrey has returned from
a week's visit in Hartford
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l Charles Rowland has been ill with
tonsilltls for several days.
Min. 1. N. 'l‘hOrpe has returned from ,
atwo weeks‘ visit in Betbel.
,Mrs.'ll‘rotlerlck Burritt has
spending a week in Fairileld.
been
Miss Edna Meeker is the guest of
her aunt, Mrs Fairchild, in Cannon.
William P Lockwood. who has been
very ill with pneumonia, is about .
again.
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Mrs. Charles Merchant, of Reading.
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. W. l'.
Rowland.
Contractor Putchen has begun work
by Mr Faullmbcr.
Mics Georgie Banks, of Greenfield
has ieturned home after a few (luvs'
visit with her brother Frederick
Banks
A. C. Bradley and William G. Fitch
are doing Jury duty on the Bomb in
surancs case in the Common Pleas
Court, in Bridgtport.
Rev and Mrs J. L. Shivcly were in
Milford last Tuesday attending the
wedding of William Henry Norton.
organist of the Church of the Holy
'1‘rlnlty,Ncw Yolk. to Miss Josephine
Smith. of Milford. The ceremony was
performed by Rev Sherwood Roose-
velt. in St. Peter's Church.
A most successful social was given
on Friday evening last by the Norneid
Aid Society at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Roderick Banks. There.
were piano selections by Mrs J. 1..
Shively, a. refitting by Mrs Cluirles
Sconeld recitation by Miss Myra Bur-
iltt and a paper upon the topic "Mes
suie," by Miss Annie Fitch. Various
games were enjoyed and refreshments
of sandwiches. coke and coffee were
served. Over slxlcun dollars were
added to the treasury.
NATURE NEEDS BUT LITTLE.
Nature needs only a Little Early
Riser now and then to keep the bowels
clean, the live: active and the sys-
tem free from bile headaches. cousin
patiou etc. The famous little pills
"Early Risers“ are pleasant in effect
and perfect in action. They never
gripe or slcken. but tone and strength-
en the liver and kidneys. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy. "
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NEW CANAAN.
The foundation for Winfield Ell
wood's new house in Oak street has
been started.
George Walsh who has been a sail-
(l‘ in the navy for five years has [‘0-
turned 10 town.
Miss Florence Pollard has been a
guest of Miss Julia 1. Lahm at her
home in hocust menus.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rae
rcnlcd an apartment in New York and
will move next Thursday.
Miss Relic McCord. of Mott. Haven.
is spending a few weeks the guest of
her lricnd Miss Maiy 1... Rogers.
Mi.
and Mrs. W. C. Warren and
and Mrs .l. 1). Warren. Park street
0. N. ilinkard is having a residence
erected in Prospect strool. George
Brown, the carpenter, is doing the
work.
u...-
Miss Lucy Scovillo ciiterlulnod Ii
number of friends at a card party.
at her home in North Main street
Thursday evening.
Dr Edward 0' Shaugiiueiiay was ro-
moved to the Stamford Hospital, lsal
wool: .aad ill reported to be suffering
from normal: Illness.
Miss Elizabeth Garter attended the
session of the Connecticut State Peder
ciion of Wonwn' s Clubs, at Willlman
tic Wednesday and Thursday.
.m long. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tunney gave
it reception from 8 until it [7.111. at
their home in Cherry street. Tuesday.
About fifty guests Were present.
Harold S. Domerritt has resigned l'llll
position in the Brooklyn Navy Ydrd
and taken a similar one in tho electri-
cal department of the New York Con-
Irnl itnllroall-
OUII‘TO IIOAPID FROM IURNINO
HO OTEL.
MONCTON. N. 3.. Nov. 21. wli'lfly
moments at the Hotel Minto hero. in
rluding‘ a on her of women. had much
difficulty lac plug from their lll'lloltt!
tilled rosin": only today after fire had
broken out in the structure from some
unknown cause. The nests did not
buys time to dress.
to the doors in their nightclolbes. but
others who had run to the windows“ to
avoid collocation wore rescued is
man by means oflnddsrs. 'I‘hs
8811::
term fourielory sum building and
the datuuge was not heavy.
IA'l‘TLIIHlP Vladimir! TRIAL.
nonnative. Mains. Nov. it”?! e
battleship Vii-mots curly today began
the sublimation lost of her 1.
term on the Owl's Head monster mile
course. The contract speed require
lmi in is knots,
i
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upon the mammoth barn. being erected ‘
have ,
daughter. of Boston. are visiting Mini
i
any rushed '
were confined to interior moms of the;
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mDi liilllflllterf F
Milestfialahtcmhlgr '
Morphine llOI‘Mliler a-L
o‘rNAnoo'rIo.
Mom
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~ ilo‘hefft‘fottrStein’s;0.r 0mm
Wormsfion asfeverieh-
neaeaadloworsm
For fiver
Thirty Years
WATER lNJUNCTION CASE 6035i
OV
MIDDLETOWN Nov. ills—Owing to
pleasure of business on the calender
Fudge Ronaback was unable to qoni'
pletc the hunting on the injunction
mauled yesterday to Frank [1. Fri“
to Group.
Coughs.
lliSTiiflT PEIIIEF
orig Sore Throat. with nnAzluAN
sell. of South Farms. restraining the 'II- don- 850- No 0 p.lnm
water commissioners from shutting off 0' ,‘gflgfluztfdl’é‘figflfigx
the supply to South Farms residents. a... mon.] u. mum. pt...
at. noon today, and it went over uutili $8.00 unpaid . I. no can it 0...,
next Monday. Under the injunction ""m'wu" m"
the water supply will be continued. ‘W‘
SAFE WIRING
in these days of rigid insurancel
law you cannot be too cateful of y;our
if {011 Have Not a
I‘ 12:?2383332Ka1l our work to pass} I‘COmiOl'lable Homes
the most careful inspection. iwhy don't you have a comfortable
BUR-[0N & 80MPANi ironin? Heated by steam with hot and
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‘cold water. bath and all the comforts
that a man or a lady wants. Every
’1 thing new and upon todato. Rooms by
ELECTRICAL‘E ONIRACTORB. i the day or week. Prices modeiatc.
Box 508. 8.0 Nol‘wslk, Conn. CENTRAL HOTEL
Telephone Coll. 3" 2' :Ccrncr of Monroe and Chestnut Sts..
.LDISEBA. Prop.
he torrential Burial ills lunatic to i
lOOUEe THE lDEAL
LIFE IN8URANCE CONTRACT.
Rates. Bsnoflts and Prlvllonss so
sclutcly find and guaranteed in the
Policy.
F. H. FIELD. Gsn'l. Agent,
Unlud Bank Building,
Sc. Norwslk. Conn.
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & :
HARTFORD RAILROAD. '
rims-rants.
In Effect October 8. 1205.
LEAVE IOUTH NORWALK
NIW YORK.
A. M.——12:62x, 15:82:. 5:45;. 6:121.
6:50, 8:56, 7:46. 8:18. 8:42. 2:08;.
9::2x.9:f.0.16:50x.11:05.11:17:.
P. M.:—-12 49x. 1: 06. 8. 06:, 8. 37.
4:281, ii. iii, 6:011. 6: 34, ll: 48): 7.17:,
8. 001:. 2: 1521. 10: 32
Till JOHN B. LAWRENCE
i AGENCIES.
ALL lucunAuce. REAI.‘ llTA‘l'l
IMORTOAGEB, auni-nay. stun
soA-r Tickers
PATENTS oscunzo.
s souru u‘Am srnssr.
Tol. Call. 866—!
For
SURETY BONDS
of all Kinds,
APPLY TO ‘
Jacob M. Lauion.
Alli'l‘NA iNDEMNlTY 00.,
6 Railroad Place. Booth Norwslk.
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real;
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Tel. 8%
Sundays. .. - - - . -
9 A2 M.-18:683. max. 6:661. ma DAVID Wk IEAYMOND.
:4 1. Fans: mm.
P. hit—2:621. 8:053. 6:46. 6:01x.
7:23, moox. szoax, 2:62x. 10:14. and Embsluilr. ‘
12 mm: chain It. loath Not-wall.
Isoldsnoo. 6 Washington Itrost.
NEW YORK FOR IOUTH NORWALK
A. him-480.580. 62.50 8:002. 8:08.
a: to: o: 001, swig, )0 02:. 10 05, Tsiophons st houso. Ill-I
“.300th 102808 1.04 2: oo 2: so " ‘ "
-* 6 ~ 8. . in: new
3: six, 8: “I, 4:68. A. 88. ll: 08:, 6: Oil.
6: 25. 6: 00:. 6:08. 6: 58. 8: 02:, 2: 00:.
il:.’lb,11:00x,18:00:.
HOTEL VICTORIA
7: 29. 8:22. 8:118. 10:018. 11:11:. 11: 63.
. M.—-18:06x. 1:20. 8:101. 4: II. tilt Dom ooisbrstsd Winss. Liquors and
3:}: 151.354. 0: (lair. 0:31. 7: 10;. 2: 08):. claim always on but:
' ‘1‘. J. SULLIVA . Proprietor.
Plridgsr‘r‘t’. l‘n‘sddltlon to shove. T slsph on . Dali. 826—4
Iundsys. . »
M.-18:10:. 1:8“. 1:68” 6:16
2:11,11:11:. i ' DEMONS Today
P' ”'4‘“ 7' 0" 2:081. No fear of contagious diseases,
scorn nonwd It'ro oAasunv. where our
A. “-4880 217.8. 9768. i.
r. autistic . 2:15. 2:10. 7:17. Diamante
Dsnbury to- . ll Namath. aroused. (leiiili‘otiis today.snd keep
A. Ila-ll“. ‘ cm. 10:09:. Out Of “WW-
11:4 . . . 26c iota. brittle.
Miwai 8'“ has a: ‘8. at the
Isadora to Dsnliury.
.i; ma; lilo leiltsss mummy.
. “J, m ”m“ silo. slam or... so. «climax
r. mom. I: is. , omnmrr mo.
If 00 “guys.” ONI MINUTE FROM DEPOT
-\ "ll: . » 0: 3- lunopsAu PLAN.
1., "‘4' 03' 5’0" "0°" "03" Our rooms I spool-I factors. an
“'00“ 12 00: . . and llootrlo Lights throughout. [to ..
lOUTl-I NORWALK TO NEW cry mm hosted.
NAVIN. lA‘rll RIMONAILI.
A. M.-l:. 08:. 1: 31x. 1: 55x. Ii: ill. Finsly stocked Daft In connection.
A full has of Ackor, Mirriil I. Oon- ‘
-‘:.~
for
Thanksgiving!
AT
I Charles E. Dow’s.
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HARDWARE.
no WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 187*2.
Mu.-.“ .».,...........-~.—w.
line loin Plumbinélloiie Right
1 desire to make it known that l have
opened a plumbing shop and will do
all kinds of plumbing, tin work, steam
and gas fitting.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
5 Monroe attach, South Non/yolk.
3186111
ESCALLIPS
35 and 400 Qt.
Weakflsh 100 lb; Sliver FIOSlfiSll.
.. lbs" 250 Striped Bass,10c lli. , Small
Shad,801h.: bpanlsli‘viackeiell"clb.:
Large Native Eels, 140 11).: Whole Sal-
mon. lilc 1b.: White l-lallbut, 12c 11).;
Steak Cod. 100. 11).; Market God, 7c 11).:
Women, 7c. lit; Large. Smelt, 12c 1b.;
lilacktish, 8c lb. ~
ALL KlNDS Oii‘ FRESH FlSlI A'i‘
REASONABLE i'RiCES.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS. Prop.
South Norwalk.
1.. H. DECKER,
Christmas
Presents
Don‘t. wait until the last moment.
iliiy now and avoid the rush. and how
it‘ltiilrt‘ to choose your presents. Goods
stored free of charge until you call
for them.
DINNER SETS
WATER SETS'
CHOCOLATE SETS
BRUSH AND COMB TRAYS
TOILET SETS. ETC.
Finn line of 10 and 15c imported
Thin China Gold Band Decorated Cups
and Saucers. l’lt‘liil‘os_ liair lleceiv
cradling Cups. Salad Dishes. Etc.
A liliu of Lamps from 12c to $8.00.
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Pitchers
Just ri-ct-lvcd 500. Prices from 294'
to $1.49. lice: [luv for the money in
the city.
Pictures framed
Shades made to order.
and Window
‘ STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
L. H. DECKER,
87 Washington Street.
Tel. Con.
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South Norwalk.
wow 36%.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITDVIB AND RAND".
ILATI AND TIN ROOFIND.
dos and Bloom Fitting.
loo Fixtures. Mml calling, I».
my. you asap our stools of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY. ,
17 WALL OTRIIT. NORWALK.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
phoneme.
cream.
nor warns.
AND '
GASM rirrmo.
Tin. Shoot Iron. Coppor :.
and Zinc. -
so South Main Street. ' ‘
Toisphons‘ 121-8.
awe... .
South Norwslli. Conn. ‘
249.11.?” wn-H‘As MUCH 1m:
lOFAOTlONW no AT A
MUCH CHEAPER PRICE
THAN cOAL. , ‘E‘v‘
“Will ““8”!" ,
THE HEAT. when Act. oaArrs * '-
ARE oven is tarsus: AND
WHENIT is neoeesAsv
TO KEEP A' FIRE "
oven mos-r, nu.
THE erova— v 8 ., 3-.
"And Close ii Tight”.
YOUR FIRE WILL BE READY IN
THE MORNING.
pan—snug
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contraband.
Phone 68.
LLEANLINESS
is s noossslty or perfect Health and
on essential element of Happiness.
To prevent sickness and onjoy the
comforts of life you should oqulp your
sleeping apartment or droning chom-
bsrs with a snowy white, one-plow
"Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lava.
tory and have running hot and cold
water as desired at your touch.
We have samples in our showroom
and will gladly quote you prices. -
Horace R Nash,
oonuen MAIN AND WI“ 011..
Ioutli Norwaik.‘ Conn.
Wall
, Pa per.
Our stock of new goods just in
is a little larger than. ever below.
Wonderfulhow low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work' in the vcry but
manner. “aha
We have taken (good many;
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures ion
your work. ,“y
We try to carry inotock my
thing you need for the decoration"
of your house inside or out. *
E0 E.
Gorham. .‘ ,:
TILIPHON8 888—8
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Bill NATIONAL
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANBAOTB A GENERAL IANKING
BUOINIIO-
CAPITAL‘
8100;“00000
sorrows” Aao rnorirs
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IDWIN H. MATHIWQON, PHI.
JOHN H. KNAPPnlloo-Pl'oo. ~
JACOI M. LAYTON, 0mm.
DIRIOTORI.
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