lllllpStrengllienYourSystnii
Wine of the lint t of (39d 1ilvu‘r
with Matt and your ”monotone
palatable preparation. containing M
ltd volume of Cod Liver Oil. combined
with Matt and Hypophosplietos. Easily
mlmllnted and does not taste of cod
liver all.
around flesh, strength
builder.
and health
We per tbottle. at the
Bridge Pharisees
For the convenienlie of the re dero
of The Sentinel,‘n letter box has been
placed on the bridge near Hefner'o
new: otore. Itemo for publication are
collected dolly. They ehould be sign.
ed by the writer as on Evidence of
good ialth. ,
Miss Lillie NOOaMQI' is ill at her
home on Fort street.-
Reg‘ulur weekly social service was
held last evening at the Advent Christ
ian Church.
William H. Tristrani. a 'clcrk at.
John W. Benny’s, has recovered from
his recent Illness.
Wallace Atkinson. of Mamaroucck.
who has been visiting friends here, re-
turned to his home today.
Robert. Wood, of Van Zniidt. street.
who is ill at his liomc_ is slowly pro-
gressing toward convalescencc.
On Saturday afternoon J..M. Stock-
ing and wife. of Georgetown. attended
the. funeral of William Edwards, at
East Norwalk‘.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
was held last evening in the East live-
one Methodist Church.. It was well
attended and quite Interesting.
Itev. Mrs. McKinstry, of Vermont,
who is to dia‘HVIPI‘ n‘ course of lectures
in the Advent Christian Church dur-
ing the coming week, is expected iicrc
tomorrow. .
There are very few ducks down the
harbor this winter in comparison with
winters before. and the weather is so
warm that. few sportsmen have boon
after tbc birds.
There has been nothing more seen
of the famous disappearing men-key.
which yesterday was reported by a
number of members of the Colonial
Foundry shop crew. The animal has
disappeared again.
The chowder slipper held last cvcnv
ing at. the parish rooms of Christ
Church. in Van Zaudl, street. was a
success in every way and a neat sum
was netted to be applied to the build-
ing fund. The chowder was a ”super-
lative effort of Charles N. Rosc. Lil-
dles connected with the church waited
on the table and the affair was socially
as great a success as it was financially
and gastronlmlcally.
William chkc had a walk over last.
night in the Harper pool tournament.
when he went. up against. E. Voor-
hot-s. Voorheos was rated eighty-five
and Wicko itltl. Wickc ran off the
full score without a single scratch,
and Voorliecs was not past forty~fivc,
when the century mark was reached
by his opponent. The Score was as
follows:
Voorheee. Wicke.
1—4 13
ll 23
19 25
23—1 :if»
27 Ilii
32» l 55
:ili till
it Til
43 till
45 100
Fred llrown acted as referee and
Harry Waterbury as scorer. The next
name will be played on next Monday
night and will be betwocn Carl Wiekc.
rated 75, and W. H. Taylor, rated. 80.
fiowav'rON.
Agent: for The Evenln'p‘ Sentinel. In
doweytcn. are Frederic Lookwood,
Elwood Broadway and Chariot. Petty.
ordero cont to any of the noon will
receive prompt mention.
Mrs. John Sniffln. of Raymond street,
A true tissue builder and all '
Richardson: Young li‘alka' History oi
the War for the Union; J. 1). Chain-
plln Jr.
Wm-
Contractor C. I.» Option. of Spring
dale; is finishing up the large” l'vosl
deuce next to Franklin Lynch‘s proper
ty. Which was started three years
1150. 'n
When Rowayton gets the new depot
improvements which are
the . cities
months. {
to
m
axonln at pound rates for box delivery.
making special inquiry about the hit.
three ways of rating an office-Jain
good and excellent.
classed with the excellent.
the previous year both in cancellation
of‘ Rowayton appreciate the Office. al-
though a rural delivery from South
n.iall
Bun Your Groceries
at Smith’s
and Save Moneu.
Shoulders, Peril)” ................. 7c
Bacon ......................... 12c
Pure Leaf Lard ................. 10c
2lbo Slit Perk .................. 25c
2 came Health Brand Corn ........ 25c
Rob o rt 5 m ith
Phone 251-6. Rowayton, Conn.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. In
Derlon, are Arthur Siaueon, and Wei
leoe Shorer. Ordero cent to either oi
the above will receive prompt atten-
o".
Alfred \Vnilcui‘c. who is now illusi-
ciuii at. the Noroloii Soldlcrs‘ home
Is spending a few days iii Norwulk.
.Iunics Bates of the Main street gro-
t'cl'y has it new and ntiraotivo Ilcli~
vcly wagon which arrived this wont.
0. C. Bowen, of billion. is repairing
and decorating the interior of tho
Iaglc Hook and Ladder coiiipnny's cii-
gine house.
A. family from New York now occupy
the house recently purchased by Char-
lot; (i. Waterbury. near the Congrega-
tional church.
Monroe & l’almcr. tlic Malii stroci
grovers. have purchased it fine cheat-
iiiil horse, from M. 'I‘arlor. for their
delivery wagon.
it. M. Smith has returned from New
York. where he piirt-liuscd a line as
sortmcnl of goods at Wunamullcr‘s foi-
Mn Bell’s store.
Contractor ii. Sandi,- Scllcck has
raised the ironic. of the Greenwich
poorhousc and Is progressing finely
with the building.
The Nollson mansion, 0x ltldgc.
will be completed early in the spring,
and will be occupied by Dr. Neilson
aiid liis family during the coming sum-
mer.
Mrs. Scott Williamson, who has been
scrlously ill ”out the rupture of n
blood vessel in the throat. Is now
greatly improved under Dr. Nixon's
care, and is able to be about the liousc
again.
Mrs. Scott Willlaiiison's cralrcartus
rcccutly unfolded 75 blossoms at one
time. which. when. they dropped. were
at. once succeeded by a full crop of
buds. These plants are sometlines cal-
lcil "shy blossoms."
mm——.
The Eagle Hook and Ladder Com-
;soiue game of skill.
lalso issiicd invitations for a rI-tcption
their recent. fair.
be in the Town Hall, .lniiuaiy iii.
-“lt was almost. a miracle.
is sick with rheumatism.
Abraham l.. Kendrick. of ltotoii ave-
nue. Went. to Danbury this morning.
on a regular business trip.
m
B. Arthur Griffin is sick at his home .
iii Rowaytou avenue. His many
friends hope to see him about again
soon.
i
Dr. Charles Iii. Hacklcy and wife
and Miss Mary Haeklcy have gone to
(‘lty of Mexico Mexico, to spend the
winter.
nun—W
Contractors Scott i Grant are at.
work at 'l‘okoneke. trimming up a cob
tags and putting on the finishinif
touches. ~’
t
. ,
The girls class for the study oi
Shakespeare met Wednesday evening
ill the home of Niall Clara Raymond.
III the billion roddti ”It‘i‘ H
ted onions for iii
I am vcr grateful."
bridge, \ out Cornwall, Conn.
m
WESTPORT
din-uh.
Woetport, etc I. Diplovonnl and Wm
above will receive prompt attention.
to floston.
barmaid.
for Whitman.
W
Jack Keenan. of Washington. 1). c.
is vialtinp in town
Hartford
4 . our. W: led-once
rlisi’o repetition an only barrel.
‘ ‘iay evening at which time up later-
the coming season. and the new Meth-
odist Church and ~othoi° buildings and
expected.
Rowaytou will be still more attractive
for. the many people that come from
spend the summer
Poet. Olllce Inspector bowls was at
the Rowayton post office, Wednesday.
and made a. thorough examination of
;.;all the records. Including registers.
money orders, postal accounts
second-class matter mailed by news
and
tor, and found that. laws governing
this matter were enforced. They have
Rowayton was
The office
shows an increase In business for the
' year ending December dist, 1905. over
and sales which show that the people
Norwalk makes two trips around the
elites e\daily. delivering and receiving
.pany, and the Newton Volunteers are
iprcpnring for an tileitlng's clinical. in
'l'l ic Tangled have
given to the billion who assisted at
The reception will
ilur.
dock Blood Bitters cured mo of Ii ior-
rlblo breaking out all over the body.
Miss Julia li‘ll-
Agente for th. Ivenlnp Sentinel. in
8. Neon. Ordere lent to either of the
Stanley 13. Fillow is enjoying a trip
Mrs. S. B. Fillow ls vlaiting Iii Welt-
A barge of coal arrived this Week
Mr and Mrs. William Wood have
returned from Ii Hall with friends in
Ohdi‘ilfibn I‘ i won her
Luge litre elicit to permit or soother .
Weatport Granyd'wlll meet Wedneii
program will be rendered.
W
A inlnstriu entertainment will be pi
ran at Christ Church Tuesday ovnllix.
by the Boy's Aid club. Supper will be
served at ii.
Aspetuck lodge, K. of P. will meet
ixpeetcd that the first and second do.
gross will be worked upon two condi-
ates.
n...-
RuuiOr says that the Computing
denies Company, is about to close its
Saugatuck factory and devote lie on-
:lre Interest to the large main factory
It Dayton. Ohio.
The. ladies of the Methodist Church
are preparing for a fair to be given
here, commencing Feb. 6. Btrenuous
efforts are being made to get together
enough money to assure the new
ihurch and members of the congrega-
tion are active on‘ all lines that will
add to the treasury.
E. A. Sipperlcy has not yet. decided
whether he will have a new house
built on the site. of the one destroyed
by fire some time ago. or locate clos-
er to the village. It will be next to
impossible for Mr. Sipperley to dim.
licate in every respect the model
dWOIIIng that went up in smoke.
Sulvator Crappo. the man accused of
cutting Charles Saba on Christmas
eve has been bound over to the super-
ior court. charged with assault with
Intent to kill. Added to this. his al-
leged victliu has instituted a civil suit
In the stun of st 000 damages. Crappo
will be required to put up bonds am-
ounting to $2.200.
it is rumored that out of town par-
ties are again aiming to get. a hold on
Conipo Bench. Of course such a move
would meet. with the opposition of the
elect who have no interest in the
masses or their inability to attain
summer enjoyment elsewhere, but the
peoplc must wake to the realization
sooner or later that! their interests are
after all paramount.
A number of farmers heft: are scr-
lously considering the wisdom of
chancing a planting of peas and radv
lshes. The ground ls‘ at the present
time in a condition to carry such
plan-ling and ii is claimed that if there
should bc a. fall of snow sitflicent to
protect the seed from heavy frosts.
than n. crop would be certain to result
and the chance is worth the taking.
'I‘lic telephone company which is
laying a conduit through town. finds
the digging on the top of Stalc strccl
hill is anything but light. there bring
any quantity of rock, all of which
nccds blasting. ’l‘lIcII there are the
water pipes which bother to sonic ox-
tont. The original layout was on the
north sltlc of the road, btit was chang-
t’ll in order to favor property holders
along the line.
The tlillll‘l' of the trolley llii'll hold
at ’I'iiqiicl hall on Wodiii'sday I-voiillil;
was a ng-nl aurccas. 'l‘hcrc have l)t‘t"ll
dances and dances held in this hail
bill it is not, record where 100
dancers were on the floor on one time
before. The crowd came from Bridge
port. li‘airilcld. Soutliport. Nnrwiilk.
Siauiofrd and other places. There were
48 numbers on tho program and them-
were danced with a will. Half of the
number were two steps and waltzcs
while the others were squares. At mid~
night. supper was served in the ball.
A THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
OF GOOD.
A. ll. 'I‘lIuriIeI-I. a well-known coal op-
erator of Buffalo 0.. writes: "I havr
bccn afflicted with kidney and bladder
trouble for ycurs. passing gravel and
stones with excruciating pain. i got
no relief froiu medicine until I began
taking Foley’s Kidney Cure. thou the
result was surprising. A low doses
started the brick dust. like fine stones
and now i have no pain across my kids
ncys and I feel like a new man. It
has done me $1.000 worth of good."
Sold at I’laisted‘s Drug Store. "
LYONS PLAINS
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Brown spent
Sunday in Bridgeport.
The reports front Mrs. John Wil-
liams are very discouraging.
l
Misses Sarah and Ruth 'l‘rcndwcli
are home from a visit in Wilton.
Mrs. launc 'I‘liorpo Is home. again-
froni It visit of a few days in Bctlicl.
Mrs. Clifford Patchouli and daughter
arc spending it week with her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward are back at their
homo born. after an absence of over
a mouth.
The Lyons i'liiiiis Wliiat Club met.
this wcck with Mr. and Mrs. Horace
l‘illl'llllll. In Norliclil
Mrs. II. N. Nichols had its guests
last Sunday her son and friend, and
Mr. .lopnon, brother of Rev. W. ll.
.lcpilon.
u—...............w .._.
The Afternoon Willnl tiuh. which
was to have met iit Mrs. Simon llrild-
lcy's ltiiit wank. was postponed Iiiitll
this week on account of sickness III
the family.
on."
Mrs. ll‘l'lllik Lyn“. of Norwalk, Miss
Clara Banks. of Connie. Miss Bessie
'l‘rtiadwell. of Weatport, and Morton
liyon. of Bridgeport, all spent Sunday
at their homes here.
Bishop Brewster visited liliiiinnnttcl
Church that Sunday evening. and Inl-
mlnlsterod the rite of confirmation to
a class of three. He was the west
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 'I‘roadwoll;
also Rev. W. H. Jensen and wife. Af-
ter the service ii. reception was held
ill Mr. 'l‘i'eudwcll II. which was wall at-
tended
. STOP THAT COLD
oral. may result In Home
.qu role: in breaking up to
ever tried. almost without exception
Bra.
i
Monday evening, at which time It Is . '
, at. low prices.
thA
[I‘ll ll
‘ He‘aTidwo‘Ti‘T'TE‘tdifil‘lfll
h on
1t coll [Na mu“ no 331.”...
d(‘Iiiiuaret in “i:
“T ”also“. .3"
hir.i......rm
mid.“
an. only dd Irmfur 'ipd l onion and
ailinr town g a good new
tsunami. Nepali chock. Po.
EEIRFEN To“:
"Hilario n. ‘3” no tablet g" I
Elihu" Mood to‘o ”New“ your-Ill diam.” mafia CU
Iterliiix Remedy Con chlenlo or N Y-
AIIIIIAI. “Lie 1'“ NILUOI ”KB
CRANsURY
Frank Blake
Mrs.
list.
is on the sick
Miss Maude Rubey Inn.-
from an attack of mumps
recovered
Mrs Thomas Gregory is visiting
Mrs. Harriet Strolleld. of Bridgeport.
adeline Crank and Master
roger are on the sick list.
Miss
Ernest
Mrs. Charles C'regory spent Wctl-
nesday with her sister. Mrs. Frederick
Weed. of Norwalk,
-4...
and Benjamin
L.
Joseph Carr
stead are painting E.
store and residence.
Olin-
Gregory‘s
_ ’i‘lic Cranbury Dramatic Club is mak-
lna preparations to hold another outcr-
tiilnineiit in the spring.
Rev. '1‘. DeWitt Van Dorcn. of thc
Norwalk Baptist Church. will preach
in the chapel on Sunday afternoon.
A neighborhood prayer meeting was
held at the residence of i). A. It‘lllow
on Tuesday evening. l‘lcrnian Bl‘llll'
tinge was the leader.
BEATS THE MUSIC CURE.
“To keep the body in tune", writes
Mrs. Mary Brown, 29 Lafayette Place.
Poughkocpsie. N. Y., “I take Dr. King’s
New Iiifc Pills. They are the most
reliable and pleasant laxative l have.
found.” Best. for the Stomach, Liver
and ilowcls. Guaranteed by F. H.
Baxter, South Not-walk. and E. P.
Weed. Norwalk. druggists. 250. “
iN$PECTOR8 OF STEAM VESSELS.
WASIIING’I‘ON, .laii. lll.~~'I‘lic board
of Supervising inspector»; of Strain
vessels. compost'tl of tho iiispcclorpon-
oral and tho. lnspcctirs of each of tilt-
ton inspection districts. Is holding its
annual meeting in this ciiy. ’I‘lit- slui-
sions will continue for several days,
The object of those annual gatherings
is to determine upon any chances
Ilcciiiod iii-cosaiiry il‘liflll‘ rules and was
ultitioiis goveiiilni.r naiignllou of sit‘lm
Vessels and sailing mail and their
equipment.
.
GANHULLIVAN FIGHT.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jon. lit-”Jot-
inns and Mike Sullivan will light at
Woodward's Pavilion lonigliL 'l‘lic.
battle is scheduled for twenty rounds.
Both men are in good condition for
thc light which is expected to be a
lively one, The boiling last night. was
ten to seven. in favor of Guns. with
the Sullivan iiioncy a little stronger
than on the night previous. 'i‘lic int-u
Weigh in this afternoon at 112 pounds.
CHAMPION SWIMMER DEAD.
VICTORIA. ll. G. Jun. lbw—ll. ll.
chrnii. who hold tiic world‘s swim-
ming championship, is dead in Austra»
Ila.
R w d Th's l
Frontiioh, 5 ibe., . 25o
Weokfloh. 10c
Whole Salmon, 10c
Sliced Salmon, 12c
Market Cod.
Haddock. 7c
Blueiieh. 15c
Smelt. 14c
Halibut. 14c
German Carp, 10c
Mullet. 6c
Eecailope. 40c
Claims and Oyeiero, 30c qt.
All other kinde of Fresh Fish at roo-
eonebie pricel.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
Earl End of Weohlnpton Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES OUCROSS, PROP.
South Norwelk.
'. ' ‘_ . 'n
Seldom have when no line a stock
of from. 'l'horu never was It more pro
pltleuii time for buying any li‘urs. We
am a great variety of beautiful tied
to choose from at low prices. Cloake,
suits tiiilldronii Coats and lire-user.
t mu out: at ”film?” in he sold
‘o It
The NifWflli nil Fill Shit.
iCaquEs‘
66 " "
: cheater. honest and reliable.
‘ a run * LINE
Neverolip
Toe
Now in Stock;
AT
Charles E. Dow’s.
HARDWARE.
”2 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 167—2
Wm--. -.__.... ,.. .... . ... dw-.~...._.,..,..._._.._
Bail Your Groceries
AT STULL’ S
and Save Monet)
2 lbs. Extra Large Prunes,
3 lbs. Large Prunes.
Smyrna Figs. per pkg.,
2 lbs. Beet Apricots,
3 Cans Campbell's Soup,
A. STULL,
24 COTTAGE AVENUE,
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone Cali 223—3.
25::
25c
10c
250
25c
lion’tShiIer.
A
GAS HEATING
STOVE,
Is EASILY LIGHTED, EASILY EX-
riNcmsHEo, ECONOMICAL T0 or.
ERATE. AND MAKES ALL THE DIF-
FERENCE BETWEEN CHILLINESS
AND com-"oar. K
WE SELL THEM AT PRICES
FROM $2.00 up, AND DO THE NEc
ESSARY PIPING AT cosr.
uni Hytiigitingti
E
EVERY LADY‘S DRESSING CHAM.
BER.
should be equipped with I dainty,
snow white. oncpicce “Standard" Port
colain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient. It would
be to have hot and cold running water
water III your diesnlnx Iliainbor. sleep.
hip apartment. of that floor toilet
room? Its presence would afford you
the kiwi. degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent ino-
Horece R. Nash,
OORNIIII MAIN AND WEST ST...
loath Norwellt. Conn.
titer in
“SI
1
‘ um
Accused of‘t‘be Murder of Father, Mo«
ther and Brother.
DAY'i‘(.)N 0 Jan. 19.-~Di. ()llv‘tu
O. liiiugb, ihc actusc‘d slnyei of his
failiei niotlici and biot'liei by the ad
Iuiulaliutiou ol liyocliie adeadly pub
sou. Was formally churned with the
crime by the grand jury. which rc-
turiicd Iiidicon‘ionts against. the pri-
soncr last night,
The tragedy was enacted on the
‘~.
night of Novteinbcr 4.
.1.“ng
III Group.
TNSTHNT thlEF Caught.
Grip, Sore “Throat. with BRAZILIAN
. Odoeeo line. No opium.
Onl Infnulhlo cure for Asthma, On-
tnrr ,Bronchitls nudguick Con-ump-
tlnn. Mo and “.00” en: pinto. I'int.
omno prepaid. 11.! . one if». Gm.
'"dlauupolie, Ind.
gum-v
.————..
u
um I
it Yet} a... Net}
Comfortable Home.
why don't you have a. comfortable
room? Heated by steam with hot and
cold water. bath and all the comforts
that a man or a lady wants. Every-
thing new and upon-to-date. Rooms by
the day or week. Prices moderate.
CENTRAL HOTEL.
Corner of Monroe and Chestnut St...
J. DISESA, Prop.
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CARL
$100,000.00
ma—
SURPLUS AND PROFITS
3171150000
EDWIN i-I. MATHEWSON. Preo.
JOHN H. KNA’PP. Vice-Free.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cael‘ller.
————_
DIRECTORS.
E.H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joelar R.Marvln .I. Wallaca Marvin
Christian Swariz John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
DAVID w. navMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embalmcr.
1! Farm Main St. South Norwollt
Residence, d Warhington Street
Telephone et been. 184-!
THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our rooms a special feature. Gas
and Electric Light: throughout. Ev-
ery room heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Cafe In connection.
A full line of Acker, Merrill a Con-
dit CO. e celebrated Wines, Liquors and
Cigars always on hand.
..J SULLIVAN, Proprietor
Telephone Call. 396—3.
Grid Wall Papa
AT COST.
If you intend to paper your homo
this spring you will reap ii bum-tit by
We are
closing out our entire Muck of Cold
buying your wall paper now.
Wiill l’npcrs at cost in ordcr Io lilitkl‘
room for ncw goods. Buy now and
you take the profit.
Our Paper Hangers understand hang-
ing wall paper.
Creckury, lamps, llouso Furnishing
floods. I’uliitcrs’ Supplieo.
TO ORDER.
Window Shades. Picture Framing.
SPECIAL.
250: White Curtain Poles, with Fire
lures. 100.
10D
i. ll. DECKER,
I? Weehlnpton Street.
Tel. Con. South Nor-walk.
MORTOAG NOTAR V STEAM
BOAT T'IOKITI. PmATE BONDS.
I SOUH MAIN STREET.
Till Gill, M;
iv
036. title I“ I1 00 Will“. Tho Giff;
mm
A
.Iue A. y‘i‘ffl”
. W
.f‘a’t“.
Bill NillflNAi BANK,
Cloth Window Shades with ll‘ringc.
Painting, Paper iianglnz, Stun Paine
rnTJoin"imivnince
activates
ALL TN..U:AN°'DR NEAL ESTATE
$10 Overcoais ‘
' $5.95. .
Gottiie‘b’
cLOTHINo,‘ shoes AND
ll North Main street. South Norwolli
Fine Building Lois
For sale at very low figu
Restricted Property.
For prices. particular and to"
Address
Jacob M. Layton
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
SO. Not at
5 Railroad Ave.
line Your Ptiiiiibiiig lioiii hilt
I desire to make it known that [bar
opened a plumbing shop and will ”ti
all kinds of plumbing, tin work steam
and gas fitting.
ARTHUR E. autumn
5 Monroe Street. South Merv/Ilka
olii Gin. "
FRANK C.
VAN scov.
PLUMBING.
STEAM,
HOT WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Street.
Telephone 137-3.
South Norwaik, Conn.
Pains l'hsirts
There is certainly a great merit
a Medicated Perils Plaster.
We have a very large line of 1201115.
Proprietary and Official Plasters. Then] .
are always fresh and full of strength
The leitiuss PhariIIacv.
I NO. MAIN IT” IO. NORWAL.
.L..._._...,__.~..
o N ‘
Life Is a Chance. ..
Life Insurance is a dead certainty.
Begin the New Year by-insurlng with
F. H. FIELD, General Ageni.‘ ,
United Bank Bldg. 80. Notwaik, Conn
Telephone 336—45.
1847 1905
PLUMBING AND STEAM,
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVES AND RANGEI,
SLATE AND TIN ROOFINQ.5
Gas and Steam Fitting.
loo Fixiureo. Metal Ceiling, ltd.
Hav. you lean our otoolt'
RICHMOND RANGES?
run JONES & HOTCHK-I‘ ‘
COMPANY. ' '
11 WALL STREET. nonwn id-
Wall
Paper.
Our stock of new good: just; ‘ '
is a little larger than ever-ll
it
Wonderful how low you
buy nice goods here. ‘ You
we do the work in the very
manner.
We have taken a good
contracts for house .pelnglii"
will be glad to outwit fl
your work.
We try to carry in)
thing you need for tit
of your house inside1
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L to a...» was .- m await.
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