l , Wine of tho R rant oi 00d birth"
{bit with Matt andllynohboaphatb's. a
Tolutablo prop ratio ., co lalnins‘ 1~I
gaging? all"; lind if il.”con§ninod,
, _ ‘ an. my. a to slot. nail
assimilated and id . not‘ salon! and
liver oil. A true tissue builder and all
around hash. vacuum and health
bulldor. 75¢ per bottle. at- the
t
a the
Bridge. Pharmacu.
n. w. chansons.
m- ,.
For the convenience. of the reactor:
of The Soniinol. a lsttor box has boon
placed on the bridge nssr Hsi‘nsr's
news store. Items for publication are
collected dolly. They should be sign-
ed by the writer as an evidence of
good faith. ‘
”——
Samuel Hull is laid up with a sore
,root. '
h...”
Mrs. Harrict Tale is III at her home
in Rowan street.
The Junior Band will meet on Fri-
day at the East Avenue Church.
Jesse Seaman, who is laid up at
his home with blood poisoning. is a
trifle better,
The regular weekly prayer meeting
will be held tomorrow evening in the
Methodist Church.
Wallace Atkinson, of Mamaroncck.
has been visiting friends here for
the past few days.
> At a rcccut mccting of thc Juanita
Outing (liub Harold Ruudlc rouigncd
as sturetat‘y, ,aud Misso llcusic (icib
was elected in his place.
fi‘hcrc was a mcctinin.r of tho liadics'
Aid Society at the last Avcnuc Moth-
odist Church this afternoon. the meet-
in; commencing at 2 o'clock,
.. '“T‘”"
lhc cottage praycr moldings. which
arc om- ot the features of thc rovival
sscrvlccs bring held throughout, The
Norwalku. this and ncxt month, wcrv
wcll attcndctl last night.
right. of thcm in East Norwulk. at
tho rcsldcuccs of ihl‘ following pcr-
wins: ii, .i, llipwu. .l. S. Randall.
Mm. iiutiiu Wula‘b. ii. I“. tiny. .lr..
Francis :4, Scymour. Ilcnr)’ i‘ooil-y.
iicnry ii. Seymour and E. S. Bowen.
' ROWAY TON.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, In
Rowayton, are Frederick Lockwood,
Elwood Broadway and Charles Petty.
Order's sent to any of the above will
announcers. Friday night. and it is no
made tortho complimentary dance tor
thou-Eagle Hook and Ladder Company
liovod“ that I
I»
i; will no a. very. success-
ful airslr. ‘ ‘ ‘
Dina-rm”. win
. ..',i‘ao ,caso' <oi~ the stats against.
communion-char ad with keeping an
unruly .and int-bu catty inclinad can-
ine. which was scheduled tor trial to-
day before Judas William ,H. Wiiltnott,
Jr.. was postponed for and wook.‘ Mr.
Golst, who intends to ilxht the case to
itinish. has retained Judge John H.
light, of South Norwslk, to take the
matter up.
wombat
Aglnts for in. swung tsunami. In
Wootpol‘t, arc in. Dlglovsnni and Wm.
; E. Nash. Orders sent to oithor oi the
show will receive prompt sttOntlon.
Judge 1.). ll. Bradley and wife have
been cucrinining out of town friends
for a few days. .
l
“mm
it. will be but a short time oro tho
town will have to seriously consider
the matter of a new bridge over the
Saugutuck at State street.
The firemen have arranged for a
turkey supper to be served In Vigl~
lunt. cngino house tonight and Invita-
tions for the some have been sent
out to members of the Norwaik and
Southport departments.
The tires that have occured in this
vicinity of into serves to keep the tar-
mcrs on the uni vivc. it. is strange
after all that more care is not taken
to guard against intrusions In tho
barns yet for the most cases with val-l
uablo property there. owners fail to
moot the requirements. it is thc old
story. alter the horse is stolen. whcn
a window properly placcd , a lock that:
is of service, would save money
stock and property.
-—“Curc the cough and save the
lilo." Dr. Wood's Norway Pinc Syrup
cures coughs and colds, down to the
very verge of consumption.
NEW CANAAN.
l’rol‘. Wiiiam .Oiicn is arranging for .
I shoe suicsmcn hero last night.
8. thumb _ , ‘9 '
dominant fixu in rodent yours. ma
,pouheotion. w th' the impoudina tail-
ur‘a' ot the Walsh banks ‘ it was
through his influence and at his sug-
gestion that‘the clearing house oom-
mittoe adoptod the plan of liquidation
which was put ‘iutossflcct when tho i
institutions closed. Mr, Field prevent-
ed a .ilnnnoial crash and a panic that.
might have dropped down a scars oi
locuiballkllll houses. ‘ ’.
The commiits had been in session
with Comptroller oi the Currency Bidw
3st lat hours. vainly striving to flies
on a solutions! the inn and n: disco
tor. It was late, at nix t. before Mr.
h‘leld was appealed to Haircut from
his residence to whom" tho Chicago
il clerk worein session.
ho situation was briefly outlined
and he immediately proposed the solu.
tion. 8mm] of the committee demur-
rod to accepting the responsibility for
tho doposlts of tho Walsh banks. Mr.
ll'iold pointed out the shock to Chi-
cago's financial credit If tho banks
should be permitted to fall. and Innis-
tcd that his plan be adopted. it has
been stated he even declared he would
gol ahead himself It the, banks would
no .
The committee and the comptroller
adopted the plan and the hnincial cre—
dit. of the city and thousands of dol-
law of dcpositoru were savéd.
» “Wc had divided up into groups and
gonc into separate rooms to discuss
possible solutions.” said James H. Ec-
kcls yesterday. “Every hour We seem-
cd to be setting further away lrom
an agreement. Finally Mr, Field ar-
rived, proposed the only possible solu-
tion and the. uifair of millions Was
settled in a new minutes."
.-
DIVORCES SHOW INDEPENDENCE.
Rabbi Fleischer Characterize: It as
a Growing Tendency Toward
Democracy.
BOSTON, Jan. 17.-Dlvorce was
characterized as an example of "grow-
ing tendency towards democracy" by
Rabbi Flclscimer. of this city. in an
address before an organization of
Rabbi
w...
Fleischer said:
“Blunt-4,» is not it sign oi‘ (icgt‘llil'
racy of the race, but it. is in example
of tho groding tendency toward domo~
cracy in all rotations of iltc. It
is now oftcrn said that. tho provaicncc
of divorccs argues in lussontng regard
for marriage. 1 don't bottom it. Di~
vorcc to inc moans that those rcsort~
, . Mom
_ .m an
«Infill! has nsror‘hsd
ontlrsiy sumo, him.
Whigs: their.» do. i
. I as I name."
mp {Lludisnspollmlnt
l
in “Wit
roar noun has?!) - '
Itsriisg a...» Co" Chicago or NA’. 59!
IIIIIAI. “Lirflflfllllllll BOXES
FORCE OF LIFE'S WIND-UP.
E. Virgil Neal still Missing, but Of-
ticos Arc Being Dismantied.
NEW YORK. ‘Jnn. limit}. ‘Viraii
Neal, the originator and first prcui.
dent of the Force of Iiiio Chmuicul.
Company, for whom postvoiiice luspcc-‘
tors. armed with warrants, have bccu
scorching several days in this city.
Washington and Syracusc, is still at.
large. ‘
Neal is charged with conspiracy to
defraud by use of the Unltod Stntcs}
mails, jointly with Dr. William Wat-r
loco Hadley, Chioi‘ Medical i')ircctor;|
Mrs. Laura M. Wilson, ConsultingI
Medical Director. and Arthur ii. Wit.
llama, ’l‘rcasurcr, of the Force of idle
conccrn. 'l‘hcso three Force of Lit-l
ors lmvo already been arrested, and
are now out on 82,500 bail each.
’l‘hc luxurious oftlccs ot the Force of
thc Chcmlcal Company, at. 2,255
Broadway. following tho cxposnrcs of
the methods of that concern, are now,
being fast dismantlcd. chtcrduy:
only a couple of ducks remained in tho '
suite of sixtccu niilccu which the conr
puny has occupicd ”It'l' for the last.
year or so. i
There has been a gcncrul morc on.
the part of the otilccrs and directors
of tho‘ concern to disclaim any part in '
its mangcmcnt. Our of those dis-l
claimers has come from (ion. i
O'illcrnc. who was its prcsidcut.
through his counsel. Hero is an ox-
Iract from a letter writtcn by Mrs.‘
Laura M. Wilson to E. Virgil Ncal last
January. when he was at. Miami. Film
You do not state why tlcu. O'Bolruc
wanted you to take the minutcu of thc
mccting. I do not bciicvc hc rculiz-
I.
litigator. Inn 1
god inisliibio‘om :-
“orgasm“: and his Ooh
«on; Mo and 1.00 M
35.60 pronoun I. 1‘. d .
Mlsnspollo, Ind. .
..'i
i .
I
-- \- i i...
Bllil Your GiOceiies
AT” STULL’S
and Save Homer
2 lbs. Extra Largo Prunes, 25:
3 lbs. Largo Prunes. 25c
Smyrna Figs, psr pkg., too
2 lbs. But Apricots, 25c
3 Cans Campbell’s Soup, ~ 25c
A. STULL,’
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK.’ . CONN.
Telephone Call 223—3.
limit Shiver.
A
GAS HEATING
STOVE
IS EASILY LIGHTED, EASILY EX-
TINGUISHED, ECONOMICAL TO OP-
ERATE, AND MAKES ALL THE DIF-
FERENCE BETWEEN CHILLINESS
l
'l‘bcrc \vm-c .
‘nvcr ihc bighwnv .crousing
another or his celebrated old-fashion- lug to it have mum to rcalizc thc ncw
ed dances to be bold in Raymond's spirit or self-inslstcnco that is. an cic-
Hall the latter part of the month. meat of dcmocracy. it is an cvidcncc
-—- ioi‘ the growing regard for marrlagc as
A largo number of bags of grit and a social and crcn sncrcd institution.
sholl. which have boon piled up near and the old maid who rclralnu from
tho Springdulo station for nonrly a marriugc Invention of bcr Inability or
your. aim which had bccomc brokcn ill microns in finding a pumicr snit-
opcn, are being rc-haggcd chin to hcr and those who brcak the
~ bonds of matrimony for dcccut rczr
A ncw inctai hritigc It; to bc croclcd sous arc not. to bc (Ii-cried. but arc the
at. Tali pioth-cru wbnsc actions arc contribu-
madgc Hill, at tho Thomas Ran cros- lug Inward tin.» cstblishmcut oi" a higlr
sing. 'l‘bc brunch road it to be put'cr standard."
In shapc to run licnvicr cngincs and "In ilimic unit-us whorc the main is
morc curs nwr it, cumulus of tho Loni) am :lllltii'l‘ili and tho woman a dorm:
class. lit lcast. At tho proucut timc, t-ral, thct‘c arc but tbrcc solutions it)
frcigbt has to be hauled on tho. insial- thc marriage qucstionu. lCithcr thc
Inmcut plan. bccausc ot the condition woman must commit a mrntai suicidc.
01' lb road. ucrurc u divorcc or cxlst In a hell on
curth. I do not want to glvo you tho
llll'll that, l bclicvc in divorcc, for l
Engine» No,‘l752 which tormcrly
houlcd ihc Now Canaan cxprcau from
this place to Now York, has bccn thro-
nughiy ovcrhaulcd and rcpaircd at. the
Harlcm Rivcr shops. and it now
"standing oxtra" at tho Stamford
round house, to I'm uucd on the Now
Canaan branch should Ibo. motor give
out. ”no of the motor cars bcing at
prcscut In tho shop.
receive prompt attention.
Frank DcWatcrs. of Pcnnoycr
street, is quitc sick with an attack of
thc mumps.
William '1‘. Raymond who has bccu
quiic ill at his home In iiowaylon is
now Improving,
BIRTH OF FRANKLIN.
Mrs. .I. C. Ilrowncll and Mrs. W. (l. t 5““ °f Massachusetts and CRY 0"
l.cit‘urgc. of Brooklyn. arc visiting Boston Havo Exorcioes.
Mrs. ltobcrt S. Barclay. oi‘ llowuyton.. BOSTON .lun. 17.—-'l‘hc. stain of
The skating on (lliasmur's pond is I Mussachusctts and the city of Ilostou
bccotning good oncc morn, although I llllilud today in ccicbraiion ibc 200th
llic too Is hardly strong enough to boar i anniversary or the birth of Miami“
a large. crowd as yet. iF‘ruuklin. Public crerciscu were hold
sin Symphony Hall In tho presence of
'i‘hc ltowayton Hose Clllllpfliw has
purchased a new pool tablc form Now
York parting which was not up In tho.
companion quarters yesterday.
(:oorgo Munuol, oi‘ ilowayton. has in
It in a position In tho bugauuc room
0? tbc South Norwulk wont—bound
ulution. succccdlng Jillit'pll Guycr. or
South Nurwnlit. who rculunctl ycstcr-
tiny.
Spocial uorviccu of n rcvlvul uuturc
IlilVI‘ Inccu hold. this wcck In tho Row»
uytun Mcthodisl Episcopal Church.
’I‘ln- satiwringx Monday am! Tuesday
nights wcro cunt-tally Interesting. and
this stimulation was good. llomrytou
pmnplc arc taking a good deal of in-
turcut In tho cvuugclluilc "motions to
ho bold In tho Norwulk Armory noxt
mouth.
Bliil .,Y
at Smith’s
and Save Moneu.
Shoulders. Poi-lb. ...... . ....... ...7c
Booon........... .......... .....120
Fun Loaf Lord ..iOo
2th: lslt Pork 25°
2 «no Hoslth Synod Corn .. ...... 26o
RobortSrfilth
Pincus 28M. , Rowsyton. Conn.
on ., .M 1 I
”ARTE“
I
».~n.i-...~.
iiup noao'ron.
W _
”out: for tho Inning Isntlnol. In
no In. :sro Arthur, blossom and Wain
loos Char-r. Ordors nut to skim at
tits than will roost“ prompt ditch-
ton.
Miss Mabel Molyln. of Now .York.
has boon Visiting‘rclsttvou born for
ultra-rut days. i . . ‘
r
. ‘ , .~.-
wwww
mm nudist. who had been confined
‘2‘ hr Mint: ici‘lit‘illi‘. tilts. Drill Wt!
slain to cram man do ion in
soon was...
our Girocoiio's.
a largo company. The program was
vut'icd In churactcr. and included tho
singing of historical and patriotic sc-
loctious by a chorus of pupils from
tho iloston public schools and ad-
drcsucu by promincnt inch,
The opcning pruycr was given by
iicr, tloorpc A. Gordon. pastor of thc.
Now Old South Church. 'l‘hc ucicc
lion oi' llr. (lordtm was of intcrcul but»
much as Franklin was bupllzcd in thc
Old South bloating Houuc. 'i‘bc intro~
ductory rcnmrks of thc cxcrciacu wcro
.inudc by iornu-r Mayor Sumuui Ab-
bott (lrcnu, of Boston. in his capacity
as chairman of the joint. coinmitlac on
tho cclcbruiiou. 'I‘hc upoakcr charac-
tcrtzcd Franklin as tho most. conspic-
,uouu club-actor In Amcrlcan history
§durlng blu llfc timc with possibly a
slugic cxccption. F'tirmvr i’rouldcnt
iicnh‘ S. i‘riichcit. of tho Mannheim
it‘llliH Inutlluic of 'i‘cchuolouy. told tliu
wary of tho Franklin li‘uud. which
limit rcuultcd from a gift. mudc by tho
.dlutiuguislu-d man to tho town of lion-
‘ton. pointing out that tho original fund
to! can thousand pounds xlvun by
lk‘ruiikliti had aisnwu at tho and of
100 yours from its reception to $418.-
‘lilll. In our hundred your» thu oriul.
uni capital has boon multipllml about
nincly ttuion. Mr. i’ritciictt oxpluinotl
that a largo part of this fund would be
hand In cutabliahing the Franklin
Union. on Institution dcvotcd to tho
education and social batter-maul and
employment of thouo who work. and
made possiblo by the action of An-
drow Carnegie in augmenting the
ilih'nnkiin fund by a large contribu-
i on.
The: oration oi' the occasion Wan (ion
llvoroti by President. Carroll Wright.
of Clark Colman. ills subject was
“Our Dubt to Franklin."-
tlovcmor Curtis (lulld. .lr.. spoke for
the. State of Massachusetts. and Ma-
yor John F. i‘ttusoruld for the City of
Boston. A poem entiticd, 'Bcuismin
Franklin." writtonior ilic octiaulon by
Judith. .lctircy Roche. tho Aniorlcuu
consul In (lotion. italy. wan mat by
nedtctlon :osaynr . cannot by ill. low,
liar William fly as. pharmacist or
tho EWIIIMWEO oi limos
Dr. bot-y Bacon licudrrauu. 'l'lnc halibut. is“ partniauiou, tho V'cnczuclan
do not. and i don't want. to cucouragc
it, but in sonic cast-s it scams to hr
the working out of a democratic spirit.
thn compictc Inconumtibtlity cxtuts
in Inurricd lit‘c thcrc is no otlicr Hal-
iuiactory outcomo than divorcc, and
It is thcn a sign of Iicullb and not
a sign of disease in thc body poll»
tic."
FIELD FUNERAL TRAIN.
Left Grand Central Station This
Morning for Chicago.
NEW YORK, Jan. 17.~—’l‘lic apccinl
train of tlvo cars bcarlng the body of
Marshall Flciti‘ to Chicago 1ch at
11:03 o'clock ovor thc Now York Con-
trol and tho Lakc. Shorc Railroads. It
is expected that. the party will arrlvu
in Chicago about noon tomorrow. Dr.
Frank Billings, Mr. Field's family phy-
sician, who is our of tho. party on the
spcctal train. said today that all tho
nicmbcra of 'Mr. Field's family had
bornc wcii the strain of watching at
his bedside during his illncss. Those
who want on tho special train today
arc Mrs. Marshall Fir-Id, Mrs. Murulmll
illicld. .lr., Mr. and Mrs. Stuuicy r‘iold.
Mr. and Mrs. .lohn C. King. Mrs; Hon-
i'y iiibblcc. Mrs. Preston Gibson Aux-
nutus N. Eddy, 'Mr.’it‘lcld’s brother-tn-
lnw; Miss Cuthcriuc Eddy. Arthur
.Ioncs. Mr. b‘lchi's prlvutc uccretury;
Robcrt 'l‘. Lincoln, Miss (illicit. Mr.
lt‘lcld'u niocc, all of Chicago. and Rob-
crt N. Fair. Mr. l-‘Icld's formcr puri-
ucr: Norman ii. Ronni, Mrs. i.. 1).
Junior. Mr. lilold‘s sistcr, and Phillip
.lumos. hits uophcw.
ll was nnuouuccd today that Mr.
Flcld would bu burlcd In (lrucoland
(hum-tcry. it. is still undoubted
whcthcr tho t‘uncrai will Ilt.‘ hold from
his rcnldcucc ut. Iiitili i’ruirio avnuo
or from tho First. i’rcuhytorian Church.
'l‘ho Field‘s party loll. the Holland
ilouso about. 10:80 o‘clock. The col-
ilu was taken out of thc hoiol by a
side entrance and couvoycd to tho
train boioro tho iucmbcrs of the. tan-
rul party loft. tho hotel.
PRIOONER OUARDED BY MILITIA
MILFORD. Dot. Jun. l7.-Jolin
Long. tho negro. who was arrested you-
tarduy for assaulting Mica Flora
Boom, a school teacher. was removed
Guard. was kept on guard all night.
prevention. turihcr attacks on the lock-
“ind d 'i‘ho‘oxcitumcnt here has sub-
in o .
'fAtouv no" on TO coma.
CAMOAB, Vcnosuoln. Monday, Jun.
’16. via Port ct tannin. island of Trial.
tilddsa. il.-~M. Pi‘oitmy, the former
‘Fronpln charm u'ullaircs. having gone
on board tho French. lino nicaiuor Mar.
unique“ I. is: (intro. ycuu-rtiuy. with-
;‘autltorition, .iiavc .pl‘uhihliod inn land»
to Colon .
. W
mi mam lino: m
it‘s as our tor a urinal; to «its!
a is sidestep“! ammunition
in: into ih‘Vohczuola and in; mm to
on fully what. you'haVc to do. i bopc
you will road my lctlcrs to the coin-
inflict».
a good many confidcnllul things. It
sccms to mc slicinlght bu safely trust-
cd to do this. Should anything of any
privutc uaturc come up she could bo
excused from the room, and you could
tukc this report. and mail it. as a unp-
plcmcntary rcport. lint If Miss Ny-
kirk cannot bc lruntctl to takc Work
of this kind. it. will bc necessary to
act. sonicouc who can be Irusicd, bi»-
cuuut- own If you had limo tborc iil'l‘
Inn many things. of grcater impound-u
that you should do.
ycatcrday that at tho prcilminary hour-
Ing In the canon of Dr. iiadicy. Mrs.
Wilson and 'i‘rcusnrcr Williams at
lcust half a dozen complaining wit-
ncsscs will appear.
FRANCE ELECTING A PRESIDENT.
National Alsmbly Holds a Meeting in
Paris Today.
PARIS. Jan. l?.-—~l:lfi p. m.-'i‘hc
National Assembly met 1 o’clock this
uttcrnoon in tho. Congrcss Hall of tho
Royal i’ulucc. Versailles. for thc pun
posc of election of a prcsldcnt. of tin:
rcpuplic. 'I‘hc assembly consists noml.
naily of 591 deputies and 300 senators
but owing to deaths, iilncus and tho
passago of some of thc donation to
thc Scuatc, Icnving their coats vacant,
tht- uumhcr prudent was ticcrcnsod to
about. 860. making 430 votes necessary
to clcct a now president. 'l‘hc grout-
cst intcrcst. was mnnlfcsiod in the pro-
cccdingu, which. howcvcv, wcro Vcry
prolonged. the members of tho asscmb-
iy voting in ulphabcticnl order, those
waiting thcir turn discussing cxcilctl'
Iy the proupocts of their favoritcs.
Although scvcrul candidatcs are men-
tioncd for tho presidency In succcs-
uion to M..i.oubcl. including M. lt‘ul.
lircs. prcsldcut of tho Scuatc: M. Bou-
mcr, president of tho Chambcr of Do.-
putlcu; M. Sui-rich. former Mlniatcr
of Justice: and M. Mon ilourgcoiu.
lbc former prcmlcr, the null conical
is bctwccu M, ii‘alllurcu and Bonnier.
’l‘hc former has thc gcncrul support
of thc advanced Socialists and iluiiir
cul group. consisting of the famous
party which sustained tho Bombcs
ministry. ‘
M. r‘ullltzron was clcctcd i’rcsldcul
of tho itcpubllc.
'I‘bcro Is something wrong with tho
heart when it hurts you to ace othcru
happy.
to the Dover jail today‘to prevent any HARDWARE.
further attempt at lynching. Oom- ~
puny B, of tho Delaware National In WASHINGTON STREET.
Seldom have we had so due a stock
of Furs. 'l‘horo never was a morn ro-
pitlons tlnio tor buying any Furs. a
have a areal; variety of beautiful Sets
to tenuous iron: at. low prices. Cloaku.
mitts. drilling "in, Costa and ilrrsseu.
A. tall tarot. a Miiiiuon to but said
at low» priced tullfiiil ‘ ,‘ '
Miss Nyktrk is trusted withi
it was said at tho Fodcrul lluildina‘
. CharlosE. Dow’s.
AND COMFORT.
we SELL THEM AT PRICES
irnom s2.oo up, AND no THE NEC-
ESSARY PIPING AT cosr.
l
i
i ‘I
trunnion.
Phone 68.
., m
but
EVERY LADY'S DRESSING CHAM-
BER.
filial-f ~ .
should be equipped with s dainty.
snow white. onopiocc "Standard" Por-
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delighttuily convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
water in your dressing chamber. sleep-
ing apartment of first floor toilet
room? Its proscuco would allord you
thc blgcst degree of comfort.
Wu will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent 1110'
phonics, honest. and rulinblo.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T8.,
South Norwslk. Conn.
~' ‘ m a"
BROWN 'ilLTlNG
. OIL CAN
No faucet to leak and
get out of order. 6’). ‘53
and 10 gallonsizes
Phono who
.a ....
why don‘t you have, a Comfortable
room? iioutod by steam with hot and
cold wnicr. bath and all the comtorts
that a man or arlady wants. Evarit~
thing aim and iipon-to-dsto. Room; by
the day or Wuok. Prices moderate. ‘
CENTRAL HOTEL
Corner of Monroe and Obs-taut Bis...
J. DISESA. Prop.
chub
m
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
MIT-Flu
$100,000.00
m
suanus AND norm
$176.5 00.00
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pros.
JACOB M. LAYTDN, Cashlor.
m
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DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Hsnry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joslar R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz - John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embalmcr.
l. NIrth Main 8!. Iouth NOMIIK.
Ruidsnco, 6 Washington Ciro".
Tslophono st houso. 184-!
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our rooms a special feature.
and Electric Lights throughout.
cry room heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Flgely stocked Cats in connection.
A full line of Ackor, Merrill 0. Con-
dlt Cos celebrated Wines, Liquors and
Cigars always on hand.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone Call, 896—3.
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Iv‘lltlrl'l‘li‘ISli ............... 5 lbs“ 23c.
‘.-\'I‘2.\I\'.i"l.hlil ............... .ltn' lb.
WHOIJ'} SALMON ............. lllc Iln.
Slilt‘iil) SALMON ............. l-lt' “i.
STEAK (Elli) .................. l‘lc lb.
MARKET (till) ................ Tc lb,
EELS ......................... 12c lb.
FRESH IIICRRINU ............ lit: lln.
l«‘l.A'l‘li‘lSli .................... tic lb,
I‘lGKERIiI. ................... ltic lb.
llAlnlnIT'I‘ ..................... l-ic II).
BIJYEFISH .................... li'ic. lb.
iiSthJDl’S .................. -itlc qt.
LONG (‘LAMS ANll t'lYS'I‘ERS.2ltlc (it.
All otbcr kinds of Fresh Fish at
twisonablo priccu.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, Prop.
South Norwaik.
tutti Wall Piper
Al courts:
it you intend to papcr your homo
this spring you will reap a bcnclit by
buying your wall paper now. We lll't'
cloulni,r out. our entire stock of Cold
Wall Pnpcrs at cost in ordcr to make
room for now goods. Buy now and
you take the proiit.
Our Paper Hangers understand bang-
ing wall paper.
Crockery, iuuups, iiouso Furnishing
tioods, i'ulntcrs’ Supplies.
TO ORDER.
Window Shades, Picture Framing.
SPECIAL.
Cloth Window Shades with Fringe.
250; White Curtain P0108, with Fix»
lures. loo.
Painting, Paper Hanging, Sign Paint.-
inc.
|.. H. DECKER.
87 Washington strut.
'i‘ol. Con.
ms John b. LAWRENCE
. autumn,»
ALL INSURANCE. REAL El‘i‘ATE
momentous. work go s‘rcAM
BOAT TIOKITB,*PRO ‘TE’ BONDS.
, ”Tum “Willa ‘
2’ soon batsman
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do human c f": ‘
hint at an, “
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south Norwslk. '
$535
Gottlicb
‘cno‘rumcmuocs auo‘
ruaulsumos.
11 North Main Birooi.80uih No
FincBu‘ildiug Lot
IN ‘NO‘RWALK PARKE
For sale at very low fight
Restricted Property.
For prices, particular and, telfll
Address
Jacob M. Layton
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
So. .Norw
m
litre Your Plumbing Dililligli
i desire to make it known that I havo
opened a. plumbing shop and will do
all kinds of plumbing, tin work, It
and gas fitting. .
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT? A
5 Monroe Street. South Norwa‘ily.
oil: tlm. . t.
5 Railroad Avc.,
FRANK c.
VAN scorc-
PLUMBING.
STEAM,
HOT WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING.
n
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc. '
50 South Main Street.
Telephone 13745.
South Norwalk, Conn.
There is certainly a great merit'irl:
a Medicated POI'US Plaster. . ‘
We have a' very large line of both,
Proprietary and Official Planters. They‘
are always fresh and full of strength.
the leitfuss Pharmacu
! NO. MAIN OT... IO. NORWALK;
Life is a Chance.»
Life insurance is a (load ccrtalni
Begin the New Year by insuring wit
F. H. FIELD, General Agent. ,
United Bank Bldg. 80. Norwalk, Oodii.‘
Telephone 336.4).
.347. . zoos-T
PLUMBING AND STEAM 'g'
. HEATING- ' .
HOT WATER HEATING. .l .
nor AIR HEATING. i
OTOVES AND RANOEI. .3!”
OLATE AND TIN ROOFINI. ‘
Gas and steam Fitting,
Cu Fixtures. Motsl Coiling. Mi.
Hsv. you seen our new
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKI§
COMPANY. . v. .
17 WALL sraac'r. nonwntun
Paper.
Our stock of. new good!
is a little larger than Welt"
Wonderful how low
buy nice goods here. You.
we do the work in tholvdry L ‘ ‘
manner.
r We have taken I good
contracts for house psiiiti
will be glad to submitfi"
Norwalk Chronicler