-. ml lotto . no
, inexact: oizhfoon months. floatation a
lion for
' some structure there.
James
today. _ _ ; . , .
Curtis filing? is: ‘ no. 'is visitinl!
friends here. a ‘ ‘, - l -
. n. J. HIpsOn is spending Llie holi-
day in Philadelphia. ;
Charleswmtei‘a. of i‘Norwaik. has
moved “to, ,a house in Winfield street.
Mrs. Mottie ifllom‘inediou 'is spend-
ing 'illianksgilving' in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Mary 1. Paddock, of Winfield
street. is able to‘iie‘np and around af-
ter her recentillness.
I
Mr. and Mrs. J. ii. Stevens and Miss
Pansy Stevens will spend Thanksgiv-
Ing with relatives in Bridgeport.
There will be an official board nicot-
ing of the East Avenue- Methodist
Church this evening at the church.
Mr. and Mrs. 'R. W; Smith and
daughter are to spend, Thanksgiving
in New York as the guests of Mrs.
Lawlor. - ’
James L'iiommedieu conducted the
regular weekly class meeting at the
East Avenue Methodist Church. yes
terday.
Gerardns Adamo has returned to his
home here for theholidays. He is
attending Eastman College at Pengu-
keepsie.
Rev. Edward Cunningham is chair-
man of the special committee to or-
range for .the Christmas Services of
the East AVenueflMcthodist Church. ‘
The workmen (and their material
have arrived for the electric apparatus
to be installed [under the draw of the
Washington, street bridge and the
work will be commenced just as soon
as the weather becomes better.
Earl Godfrey, of ti Crescent street.
has entirely recovered from his recent
illness Dre. Allen and Sherer and
the ntlrse. Miss O’Donnell, have pro-
nounced him entirely well. The house
has been thoroughly fumiguted.
Contractor Leslie Gamble has the
contract for the erection of? a new
house on Seavlew “cone for Dr.
Brown who recently erected a hand-
The structure
will have seven. rooms and will be
comfortable and pretty.
There will be an “Etlrly Up" service
of praise and thanksgiving In the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow. Thursday morning. at 7
o‘clock sharp. It will close at 8
o'clock precisely. This service will
accommodate many who cannot attend
at any other time during the day. All
cordially invited. “0 give thanks un-
to the herd for He is good for His
mercy eudurcth forever."
There was agroundqwnf’ull of broad-
stutfs on Osborn avenue. Sutth‘duy hf-
fcrnoon, when one of General Rundle's
staff. who was, provislmnng that see
tlon in a commismy wagongwns furn-
ed outlby the overturning of the some,
and spilling him still his rolls and buns
and leaves and cakes, in all direction»
Fortunately the Wagon was neither
broken or any one hurt, and after
gathering up the stuff of life, and giv-
Ing the horse a few extra touches with
the god, went on his way rejoicing.
Mrs. Sarah Lurr all and family have
removed from aviow avenue. to
South Main street. near Concord,
South Norwaik. The Larrlguns are
as well-known In South Norwalk as
anybody residing theregbut removed.
from there a. few years ago, during the
Iute‘Daniel Larrlgan‘s illness. While
the truckmen were packing the goods.
evrey once in a while a shrill, piping
voice would say: “Don't. forget to
lock the doors." And sometimes:
"i)on't look for . it. its broke and
thrown away," and by way of diversion
in a decidedly feminine voice would
yell out: “on. George.” As there
was no one in st ht it puzzled the
ienmstel's forvmhlc. until a femuie
parrot was discovered in one corner
of the room. and the secret was out.
Work has been commenced on the
new addition on the factory of the C.
t). .lolllff Manufacturing Company, in
Southport. The new addition will be
almost as large as the present bulld-
iiliz, which wn§orcctcd several years
lamented is in New York
one. The in ry when completed
will be the la till. ofvltn kind In the
stale. The C. O. Juliiff Manufactur-
Inir (tolnpany. manufacturing wire
goods of all kinds.;lncludins flue brass
screens and the looms have been
Worked by foot power. When the
new addition is completed it. will con-
tain u largo engine which will furnish
lllu power for Hill‘IOOIIIII In both the
now and old bu dingo. The factory Iiiii-l
received a nun or. of very largo ol'dr
vro of late am iii. “the ili'cimill mm It
in only a nitration of a few yearn when
the C. (l. .iciliff M‘atrui'ucluring Com-
psnp will he one of the largest manu-
=..factnrern of fine brass wire goods in
this country.
ONLY OUR! FOR DYIPIPOIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
but. its ii “i suffered for years with
dyspepii a. used to have great distress
and beichl -. I'triod everything i
could hear . hllil‘hothing helped me
until i took Bnoiiilh Balm. and one to
coat bottle cured inc completely."
resale b j‘R. Hirl’iaisted. F. H.
banter and. . 2 Clifford Pharmacy. “
‘ ROWA'it‘mN.
“In.
A trolley car-Imdham of Conductor
Webb and Melanoma ityiui lumped the
thick Monday night In howl/ion. 'l'ho
lump won a big m. Traffic was not
I'lliifl'h delayed and no damage was
tone. .
. There will be a union service of the
Methodist , and Baptist
iflmrchcn at light . .lt. mummy 49v.
mills. in the helium. Church The
pmwhct wiiihbefinv E, w. motto.
‘Ihcre VIII “MAI music by the
thoil’l lit-boil I. ,. .
”W,M swim you who
.1
-‘ former ‘ lilac-behold.
ith the new :
York. ow Haven anil'i-iariiord Rail-
imittl..00m any. as section hand, an» .
douche “allotted, of. south Norwaik.
An immune .rnonkoslvinii pro.-
gra’ui was . rendered at ,_ the Rowaytou
pu ll , school. this afternoon, under the
direction of the principal and teaches-at
A number of parents and friends were
present, and thochildren partlcipatfns
acquitted themselves very creditabiy.
The order of exercises was as follows:
iSonz—r—Our ConnStOry Forever,
hooL
Psalm 0..
Room IV.‘
Readingv—The President's Proclama-
tion. .
Frank DeWaters.
Reading—The Governor's Proclama-
,tiou.
Florence Moore.
Sbng—d’raise Ye the Father.
School.
Recitation—Giving Trunks,
Room i. ‘
iicciialien-w'l‘hanksgiving bes,
Russell I-Iuil.
Recitation~Juck Frost.
Francis Huyier.
Recitation—~A Little Song of Gratitude,
'~ Room I.
Recitation—November, '
Mildred Jennings. .
Recitation~His Cause for Thanks,
» Robbie Tiilcy.
Recitationw'l‘hanksglving for Food.
Anna Mott. Mary Cullen, Marion
Coatea, Mary Prince.
Recitation—November, ‘
m I.
Recitationw'l'he Doll House Thanks-
giving,
Ethel Geist.
Recitation—Happy and
Heart.
Thankful
Lizzie Savage.
Song~Where Do All the Daisies Go?
Room i.
Recitation-v—What Jack. Frost Does,
. George Everett.
Recitation—Ready for host,
Maud Brundugc.
instrumental Solo—Charge of
Hussars.
Joanie Dufault.
Thanksgiving Exercises,
Room ii.
the
Song,
Emma Cushmnn. Helen Scoiield.
Recitationw'i‘he Boy or the Turkey,
Merton Rackott.
Recitationwflcnileman Guy's Thanks-
giving,
Wullucc Benclishu.
Recilalien—Thanksgiving Proofs,
Delia Lambert.
Recitation—Tho handing
grime.
Grade W.
”U i'-
Eight Pupils. “I!
Song—The Best 'l‘iutuksglving.
‘ "School.
RecitatltinwFreetioni's Thanksgiving.
John Cleverly, Archie l‘lunciisha, hith-
el Jennings, Marion (".i‘ockcii, Lo-
land Close. Marion Godfrey.
Song~Thanksgivlng.
Ulah Hart, Lydia Vosiliirg.
Recitation—~Notable Dates.
Marion Lynch, Grace Webb, Mildred
Cuslimati. William Stevens,
Robert Rowland.
Vlollll Solo, _
John Savage.
Recitation—'I‘ho Pumpkin,
Room iii.
Recitation-Jilin Home Festival.
Gliulys Mills.
Song—~TI1e_BeIls of Seville.
Miss Jennie A. li‘lcuf‘y.
Reeltnilon~BItter-swoet,-
.lesslc Citlso.
Composltlollw'i‘hunksgiving Day,
Maggie Jennings.
Song—Jrhunksgivlng flay.
School.
of the File
Quotations,
Address.
Rev. Frank C. Brown.
Song—Harvest Day.
School.
Flintlillllrlltlul.
For a few days only.
Jones’ Gold Medal.
(£5.75 bbl.
RobortSmith
Phoho 251-6.
Rowoyton. Coon.
DARIEN
initiators;
day with friends in New Canaan.
Charles 8. Kaiser. a prominent. urcliu
fleet of Newton. hull brought suit.
against. Ilolen A. Burr. a Wealthy roti-
Idtrnt of Greenwich, because. anions
other things. he claimed that, at her
request. he paid $4.80 for a trip to and
from New York and when be united
her to pay the niooey, idle refused.
Knisor also «Incision tllnt ho nuuio
plans for the building of a house on
Mrs. Barr‘s estate. iiock Itidifh. at
Greenwich. and performed services
worth 8100. He claims this money
has never been paid. He also alleges
there is 860 due him for other servic-
an. ‘Kmer waste «was of still.-
80. The suit iii returnable to the
court of Common Pleas.
IVINV canoe YOU In.
Every oufico of food you eat that
fails to digest damn a pound of harm.
i
be a. distinct feature of the holiday
rap cures coughs and colds. down to
‘ whiskcy'loggcd Monday night near the
ldlmci' i‘tuscoc. of Iliii'lmt, upcni Sun- ‘
Mica ‘ ohms; ”all seem. in
n visiting friends‘lil this vicinityl
“ “ Today there will bop mutation of.
Trinity solid at the home of airflow. I .
Ior. y
. Guests from here will attend the
wedding of idem Meeker at Geome-
town, today.“ * ‘ ‘
, Mrs. Julian. swoon. relict r it...
late. Hezekiah Elwood. died a l“l‘iler
n.
home. ii ils For .3 . Saturda .
oral cor cell are’ lilo held rem her
late residence this, " afternoon. Dc-
ceaaed was wail Members and held
in birth regard by many. ,
, Special arrangements are being
made for the Thanksgivingoervice in
the Congregational 'o arch, and it is
safe to predict thdt not in many rears
has there been one that will prove of
more general interest than this. The
choir to preparing a program that will
service. .
.l—‘~“Curo the cough and save the
life.” Dr. Wood's, Norway‘i’ine By-
the very verge of consumption.
—.—.—.
NEW CANAAN.
Charles Mci’lice visited with friends
in Stamford Monday.
Mrs. (3. B. Griffin visited with
friends in Norwaik. Monday.
J. B. Morales.‘of New York. was a
guest of friends in town Monday.
John H. Cue. of the Central Phar»
mucy. has secured a drugglst‘s license,
Alfred Bennings. of West Port Ches-
ter. is spending the week with friends
in town.
Efforts are being made to arrange
for another theatre party to take place
in the early part of Qecember.
James Scoiieid, of this place. has
sold a farm of 16 acres at High Ridge
to Charles T. Bowen. of New York.
All the household effects and farm
Ing utensils were sold on the Charles
Comtsock farm. in Weed street. Mon- ,
day.
The slight damage done by fire to
the building occupied by Carl Schil-
cher as a carriage shop, last Friday.
will shortly be repaired.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ballentinc. of
Scotland. who have been visiting with
their cousin. Thomas line. of This
madgc Hill, sailed for home, Saturday.
A whist tournament which is being
played by members of the fire depart-
ment, is attracting considerable atten-
tion. The contest is close and inter-
esting.
One of the passenger couches has
been returned from the repair shops
in New Haven. and is considerably lin-
provcd. and odds to the comfort of the
patrons of the branch.
A large number of summer resi
dents who closed their houses and re-
turned to New York for the winter.
will reopen them for Thanksgiving.
und'will celebrate the feast lu town.
Word has been received from Joe.
eph M. Stillman. who Is stopping in
Hot Springs, Va., and he reports a
great gain in health. He will spend
tin,- rclnuindcr of the winter at that
I‘llltiill't. ‘
Eugene liryuni. who has been cili-
pioycd for the past six years as wood-
worker at Johnson's carriage factory,
moved to Ills new home. in Yonkers,
Saturday. where he has obtained it
more lucrative position.
chcrnl hunting parties lilth' been
arranged for Thanksgiving tiny, should
the ruin ubutc In time. A number of
New Yorkers will participate. (ionic
Is plentiful III this section. and llit‘
sport can be thoroughly ciiioyed.
l’ntl'ick lierron, of lifts village. was
Atlantic street railroad bridge. Sinm~
lord. and Olliccr Kurth called out the
\‘i’iIKUIi to get him to the lockup. ch‘
lcrdny morning Judge Young fined
iiorren $5.
Mrs. Sarah Drummond has sold
most of her household effects. and will
move to New York next week. She
will reside with her daughter. Mrs.
Thomas Rue. Miss Emily Hoyt will
reside In the future with her sister.
Mrs, J. F. Stillman. Oenoke nvcnuc.
A two-foot drain pipe is being laid
across Railroad uvouuc, hour Crow
street. to relieve the pressure of wa-
ter which runs into a small pool in
that vicinity. In a deluge tilts stream
has frequently swollen so as to flood
the highway. A drain of similar di-
mensions has been there for some
time. but it has proved insufficient.
A meeting of lilo Board of Warden
and illirgesscs will be held in the
rooms over the engine house on Do
bomber b. for the. purpose of hearing -
all persons whose land will be affected
by the proposed layout of the sewer. .
The board will establish and deter-
mine it place for depositing. filtering
and iliuinfooiln sewage upon property
owned by the alter estate, located Ili
South Main street.
OON LOST MOTHER.
"Consumption runa in our family.
and through It i lost my mother,"
when id. ii. itcid. or liurmofly. Me.
“For the past five years. however, on
the slightest sign of a Cough or Cold,
i have taken Dr. King‘s New Discov.
cry for Consumption. which has nav-
od me from stiriouo lung trouble." His
author's death was a and ions for Mr.
told. but he learned that lung tron
ole must not be neglected, and lowto
cure it. Quickest relief and cure for
coughs and colds. Price 50c and
$1.00: guaranteed at if. H. Baxter‘s,
South Norwaik. you O. .I’. Wood's,
Norwelk, drug» stores. 'l‘rlol bottle
{Ma 1 -.~t' ..
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HEALTH OP OMITH COLLEGE
CTUDINTI.
NORTHAMPTON. Macs" Nov. 29.“
President I. Clarita Elusive. of Smith
(foliage. in his annual review of the
it turns the entire meal into poison.
This not only deprives the blood of
the necessary tissue-ballots material.
but it poisons it. Redo Dylposia
ail-o hi I. perfect discount. it db
min the food regardless of the con
dltion of the stomach. It allows that
or in to rent and not litmus again.
it levee hillside , Heart Barn. flour
mach. indigo ion. refutation of
I.
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loci. iliat the health of on. students
work of the college. made public to-
.day. Inyo especial emphasis on the
has been unusually good. in confide
lion with the tiger. allowing this. he
tIIIIBIIllMlII at length he direction as to
whether higher education unfltu u wo-
man for marriage and maternity. do
rial-ins his belief that such is not the
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.0310me “o
and alloys Fovoriohness. It;
SILK MILL BURNED 'IN TURNER-
VILLE.
'l‘llRNERVILIE, Nov. 29.-i~‘|re last.
night destroyed the big silk mill of is.
W. Turner & Co.. and caused a loss
of about $10,000.
G. B. BURHAM TESTIFIESMFTER
FOUR YEARS.
G. B. Durham, of Carilsle Center, N.
Y., writes: “About four years ago
i wrote you stating that i had been
entirely cured of a severe kidney
trouble by taking loss than two hot-
tles of Foley’s Kidney Cut-c. it. eit-
tircly stopped ”IO-“10* dust sediment
and pain and symptoms of kidney dis-
ease disappeared. j i am glad to say
that I have never died a return of any
of those symptoms during the four
years that. have elapsed and i am evi-
dently cured to stay cured. and hear-
tily recommend Foley‘s Kidney Core;
to any one suffering from kidney or
bladder trouble.” Sold at l’laisted's
'lrug Store. "
m-..“ ._..,. w..-
SIR WILFRID SOLD FOR $6.000.
SAN Fit/\NCISCI‘). Nov. Bum/it tho
thoroughbred sale last. night, Sir WII‘
i'rid was sold to “limits" Dnrnell for
86,000. i). A, Rose paid $2,100 for a
full sister to Sir Wilfrid.
SAFE mm
In those days of rigid insurance
law you cannot be too careful of your
Electrical Wiring.“
We guarantee all our work to pass
the most careful inspection.
BURTON & illilPlNY.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
Box 508. So. Norwaik, Conn.
Telephone Call. 390—2.
Illll Connecticut General lilo. lIISIIiiiIIfll In.
“CUES THE IDEAL
LIFE iNCURANCE CONTRACT.
Rotor. Benefit. and Privileges ob-
oolutoly fixed and guaranteed In the
Policy.
I'. H. FIELD. Con'l. Agent,
United Ionic Building,
no. Norwaik. Conn.
CUT GLASS
sown. cctsnv rnAvo, on.
cornea, wares one.
son ION DICHIB. no.
Suitable for Wedding Pruento.
AT POPULAR PRICED.
A. W. AUSTIN,
JEWEL-IR.
’ 40 Will It. iNorwnik.Oonn.
2 c ides
OUR VERY III‘I‘ ILOIN CREAMIIY
IUTTIR ...............250 per lb.
aim. Oct, Prunu ...............26o
2 Iii-Jilin Lorna Prune-“unused
2 pkg. 'IQ'IIOIHIII'ODCOIIIII'IOim
2 Ibo ”Nahum...“...........2Iio
3 pkg. Minoo Moat..............26o
29km OHM...“.1......b...-.u...35°
a.“ m up...
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coco. situation. desire also atlrocfttt'e.
Clifford the. oscillation of ventral: crayon!
.4 core in avenue.
_ , ohm
, 30 were. MI borne, . the ”gnome. at
‘ and)!» boonmadonnder his pet--
MMInporylalon since its Infancy. .
.Aliowuoonotodeeeiveyouinthm
, , , limitations auxiliJueb-as-cood’mrc bub
Experimentation with and endanger the health oi.’
Infant: andChildrenwExporienoo against Experiment-‘-
What ls-pAsromA »
Ontario on harmless substitute flot- Casual-Oil. Paro-
gorlc, Drona and Soothing Syrups. It. is Pleasann' lb
contains neither Opium. Morphine not other Narcotic
cub-those. Its ago In its guarantée. It. destroys Worms
Colic. lilroiiovoa Teething Troubles. cures Consist
and Flatnioncy. It assimilates the Food. regula
' Stomach and Bowen; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
annulus" CASTORl A ,Anwavs ~
(Bears tho Giannini-cot .
The Kill You Have f
~ 1'1"“ For Over 30 Years-
,_ Ottoman confirm or noun» much. cums on»
cmrnunnu
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withdrew
cures Diarrhoea and Wind
tion
the
compact
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSAOTS A GENERAL BANKING
BU8INE83.
tAPrrAi.‘
”00,000.00
oURPL‘us AND PROFITS
3173.50000
————_
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON, PHI.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pros.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
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DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathew-on Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp. Samuel Grumman
Jcoiar R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz John H. Light.
Fred H. Rman
lifou our...
Comfortable Home.
why don't you have a comfortable
room? Hosted by steam with hot and
cold water. bath and all the comforts
that a man or a Indy wants. Every-
thing new and upon-to-date. Rooms by
the day or week. Prices moderate.
CENTRAL.» HOTEL.
Corner of Monroe and Chutnut at...
J. DICESA. Prop.
rut Jean 3. LAWRENCE
AOENCIES.
ALL INOURANOE. REAL IOTAT'
MORTGAGES, NOTARY. OT“.
IOA'I' 'ncita'ro,
PATENTS OIOUNID.
I COUTH MAIN ITIIIIT.
Tot. Coihlfl—C
DAVID w. mvnonn.
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
1| North Main Ct. South Norwaik.
Maiden». I Washington liven.
Tolophono at hence. no:
HOTEL vlcronln
ONE. MINUTE PROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our room a special feature.
cry room heated. -
RATIO NIAOONAILI.
Cigars always owl-land.
'i‘. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
'i‘oiophono Call. 390-4.
-, “shakuaww w
- «Alumna .-.. than.“
Meet can}?
0 C
where our . , ‘ '
Disinfectants .
out of trouble.
23o largo bottle.
at the . " '
lilo ‘lalffliss
..M.W..r
. 40¢ per qt.
On
and ulootrlo Lights throughout. liv-
I'Inoly otookoa Clio In connection. 1
A full line of Aokor, Marrlll a Can-
dit OM celebrated Winn. Liquor-Ind '
No fear of contagious disease-,1;
are used. (lot a bottle today. and keep: ,
i.
a as»... or. ’10. delimit. I:
‘ an
too
he or on...
I Drafts and [Minty orders
”slimy 9" Farm
Jacob M Layton
5 Railroad Avenue.
fin. Norwaik. ,
Silver Frost Fish, 5 lbs. for one; Flat-
fish, 5 u... for 25¢; Market Cod. 6c in;
Eels, 12c; Pickorol, 12c: German Corp.
8c: Pike, 10o; Steak Cod, 10c: Walk-
fish, 100,; Swordfish. 12c; Esclliopl,
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS. Prop.
' South Norwaik.
A full line of
CarverSI
for __1
Thanksgiving!
Charles E. Dow’s.
HARDWARE. ,
n2 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 167—2.
line Your Plumbing Done Right
1 desire to make it known that i have
opened a plumbing shop and will do
all kinds of plumbing, tin work, steam
and gas fitting.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
5 Monroe Street. South Norwaik.
)ltl Gm
t.H.DECKER,
Christmas
Presents
Don‘t wait. until tile last moment.
Buy now and avoid the rush, and have
leisure 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 ill and 17m illiporicd
'I‘hln Chino Cold ilnnd llct-oraiod Cups
und Saucers, Pitchers, iinlr Itccoiv-
ere. Egg Cups, Salad illshcs. Etc.
A line of Lamps from 12c to $8.00.
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Pictures
Prices from 2'."-
Jill-ll, l‘iu'civcd bull.
to $1.410. [lost line for the money Ill
the city.
Pictures framed and Window
Shades made to order.
STORE OPEN EVENINOS.
L. H. DECKER,
87 Washington Street.
Tel. Con. Iouth Norwaik.
5. .. A...“ m . .u
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY. .
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
HOT WATER,
AND . ,
OAS FITTING. ,
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Tin, Shoot Iron. Copper
and Zinc; ‘
so booth Main Street.
Telephone mu...
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If your Plumbing Io cut‘of Murillo
members of your houcohold orooooo
otantly risking their health. Defective
plumbing generato- orm-boarin om ~
wor gatoo'whloh po lute the I hula»;~
phoro and cannot help but be breathed“
by the occupant .,, . .
.Lot uo examine thovoondltion of your,
plumbing, correctdofocilve piping And.
install the boot unitary fixtures made. .
namely “Standard” Baths and Coca
piece Lavatorioo. ,ur illustrated ,
booklet “Modern H 'mo Plumbing"
cont free upon application. ‘
Horace R. Nash.
CORNER MAIN AND .WEST STS..
South, Norwaik. Conn.
W is Usao wn'HTA‘e MUCH SAT.
ISFAOTION Ann AT A
MUCH CHEAPea'PnIc‘E we
THAN cont. , if .
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THE HEAT, WHEN. ALL CRAFTS
ARE OPEN is lu‘Tste AND.
WHEN I'F is‘uscessanv
TO KEEP A‘ FIRE
overt NIGHT. FILL
THE srova— .
“And Close it Tighi’?
YOUR FIRE WILL BE READY IN
THE MORNING. .
' i wow;
tilli’yiilglllngb
.l.
Phone 68.
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won ‘
Paper.
Our stock of new goods just in
is a little larger than over before.
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner. . l moi.» :_ A
We have taken a good My?
contracts for house painting? and-
will be glad to submit figures in -'
your work. ,_
We try to carry in stock every/a;
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out. ...-..
E. E. é .
Gerham. 5
TILIPHONI m-I l
to PIMT or. I. uonthi
1847. ,‘ ‘ W 19056
PLUMBING AND STEAM-
HEATING. l ,‘
HOT WATER HEATING
nor AIR HEATINC.‘
C'I'OVII AND NANCIfi‘.
ILA‘I‘I AND TIN N00? .
on and Main Piaf
In rixlum. Motel Coil
Have you Mil Oil!
RICHMOND Rhinitis?
run Jonas or soreness
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EAST Wank. eons.
“stunner ruin '. . . ..
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