Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 25, 1906 · page 7

 

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Whenever you hove that peculiar.
not exactly pi output megtipn mug;

aunt caught col

Laxative Cold blcti win cure you
aiwnyu. while wolh’nnwn house relm
adios frequently full to do so.

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Bridue Pittman

It. w. CHAMBERS

For the convenience of the model-I
of The "It‘ll‘llipi léttdr Ila: illt‘hoifl
placed on the bridge nIII- NIfneI-‘I
, new «are. «Home for publicItle‘n Ire
canceled daily. They eheuld be elon-
ed by the writer II III evidence of
good faith. ,
George Spraguc is breaking in. on
the trollcy. _
..- m .—.
Mrs Bartlett Tale. of Rowan street.
is considerably improved

 

M

FIIInk Finc-h, formcIly it
here, was a visitor in‘ town
tiny.

resident
yesi cI

R. Sellcck. rated 70, and W~ Lewis

rated 80, will play in the Hefner pool
tournament tonight. i

 

The barge J. C. Wyman arrived yes-
terday with a cargo of 350 tons of iron
for the local foundries. .

 

ArilIIII Lincoln, who wa§ formally
with the trolley company. has gone
on again as an extra motorman.

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'l‘hc sloop Sarah Elizabeth. of New
York, and the sloop Linwood, of New
York. arrived at the Rudei whnrves
this morning, with a cargo of oysters.

 

The regular weekly meeting will be
held this afternoon at the East. Ave
nuo Methodist Church. It is expected
that there will be‘n largo attun-
dance.

The Cresent Laundry. of which the
genial George Van Alstync is proprie-
/lOI', has experienced such an increase
, in business within the past few months
that. it has become imperative to build
an addition to the plant. which in lo-
cntctl on Scaview avenue. A large ad-
dition will he built at the reur of the
shop. it will be of frame construction
and will give (200 square foot of floor
space. Work was commcnccd this
morning. '

 

'l‘ho subjoct. of Rev. Mrs. McKinn-
I.ry's lecture last evening, at the Ad
vent. Christian Church, was “Rome Di-
vided." She showed the gradual course
of decadence of the Roman empire in
:I very interesting manner, connected
the history of Home with the prop-
hecles of the Bible. This evening'fiho
will lecture on "Rome and Modern Eu
rope." This lecture will bring it up
to the present. time after which the
other three lectures will no of own--
witclniing interest.

 

Loan Sherwood, who is a harmless
enough t‘ciiow whcn left. alone, in
bothered daily by u crowd of rowdien.
who take delight ill leasing the poor
crippicil follow. For some Imncconn-
table reason it. bothers 119““ very
much when anyone whistles at him.
Last night a crowd of follows from
Benedict’s Forum panned Lean on the
bridge and whistled tit him. He pick—
ed up a. stone and threw it at them.
it broke a plate glass window in the
Chamber» Pharmacy. Who in to net-
tlo for the window remains to he noon,
on lit-nu cunnot and the boiling who
tvIIncd him. will not-

 

The other morning while the occu-
punts of No. 2 Benedict turret, were
at breakfast. three vigorous tugs at
the door bull. accompanied by stamp»
of loci heavy enough to belong to a.
curl horuc uturticd the couple and
luought lilt‘ old man up standing Hi‘
rushed to the door. thinklnu homo.
tiling cxtmortlinary Illillif he in I-vi-
deuce, and on pouring out now a Ii-
unntic ilgurc looming up in the fox.

' big enough to duck no «what Joff- ‘
IiIII. mailing the modest "about, "How I
yo n good warm overcoat. yo cull Iparu
to give Inc." The old cycloun wan Itug:
gored for u lllflllii'lli. on tho iilt‘l‘ltlfllllw
lt‘l‘ lulu ill that moment, fifty donated
in tlic nlltiflP. but recovering hin Ionmm
‘Wc huvun't touch an Inuorntoni ut
hood. and tin of aid youw will have to
not than mule or.‘,’ When mutter
lug to himself he clumorcd down the
menu. mulling tho old building fairly
m-Inbic it in doubtful whet-hot hu will
no accommodutml in hill particular
l'PQilflili.

 

M

lienry Chedwlcit. the olden Ilil
around «portion iourltuiitn In the world
now In his cighiyvibird your its proper-

n| the material for flpnlding'» liner,
Bull Guide. for llltltl I tank which III-
but been performing tor over forty
mm or ”or since the tint tlonIi
Inmlnlion VIII format. w III III
splicing. now Ibo M Ilium of the
«porn on world, "I I member of the
Cincinnati baseball tenth hither Choli-
wick II he III affectionate“ culled
by the players. hell lived in rookiyn
for over half I only. and III now
known all the lien criminal Itrdet.
lie in Ilmoet II mum on «tinnitus
where belts are pied. m Mill aids to
m plan from hell bull to‘fnflllnll and
It: on. but noun n nor be induced to
write one line to tutor of tile

lily}, IWNM fin":

 

lift
We“ of diidl’ ilk").

 

I Durban.

. fl ago Robin
e in
w- I to... MI. I.
aim. turntable Iltd u the theatres

”per in.

ONIONS, inn; peck

‘ ...... . ...... 25c
STATEmilitias.....V....‘.......22c don.
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS.. ..~. 330 doz.

Robertamith

f'Phen'I‘ all. “ ’ ‘ ”Mitten. dean.

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ROWAY’I‘ON.

llw d Iroedwu .6 ride it .
cull. lent to I’ll?” illnelehev?w ti
receive prompfm It! ptldn.

Mrs John DeWnters, of Rowuyton,
has an attack of the mnmpu.

 

Smith Potty, of Patnhogue, Long is
land, is the guest of his brother, lra
E. Petty. of Rayinond street.

 

B. Arthur Griffin. or Rowayton ave
has just recovered from a attack of
the mumps and a number of other
people who hare had the dihetluc are
non improving.

 

The ladies of Reliance Hook and
Ladder company have formed on 01
saturation to be knovln as the Re
liunce Social Club. The following ot’~
fleet-s have been elected:

President—Mrs. Robert S. Barclay.

Treasurer—Mrs. Samuel Mend.

Secretary—411m, John 'DeWateru.

A social will be held every Friday
evening. and tomorrow there will be
It lunch box social at the hendquaI-
tors. .

 

WESTPORT

MIMI for fit. Evening Sentinel. in
Weapon. In 8. pigievennl I.Id Wm.
I. Null. order. cent to Iltltlr of the
new will reeeiv. prompt attention.

Joseph Cohen, of New York. was a
recent visitor in town.

«m

 

Mrs. S. A. Purdy has returned home

from a visit with friends in New York
city.

 

Tonight the meetin of Westport
grunge. Mrs. George .uyer, the new
lecturer will furnish tlIc onlortnlnmrnt

programme.

 

The Women's Bencflccnt society of
Saugutuck thumb is in session this
aftmnoou at the home of M18. B l..
Woodwoitlt

 

There is to be a hearing Saturday
before Probate Judge .1). B. Bradley
Iclntivc to the appointment of a con
sIIIvutor for Gr'utc Emily Jennings of
this place

There is to he an address by Von

 

, Ogdcs Vogt, gt-ncrni Iwcrctary of thc

Unitoti Society of Christian Endeavor
Ill the rally to ho. held here on ”W
night of FM), 5.

Moot of us are lost to know win-th-
cr the analysis of ”In Water 00.. sup-
ply in really good or bud but good no it
they ho. ii. docs not serve in attic stop
us from an occasional hrncer of hard
cider that is on tap in most. of our ccl-'
luru.

li'ollowiny.r arc the newly elected of-

 

‘hccru of the Ladies Miuuionary society

of the Congregational Church: Fresh
dent. Mr». '1‘. R. Loon, vice president,
W. W. L. long; nocrctm‘y Minn M. E.
Coley; treasurer, Mru. W. ll. Sult-
ton.

DARIEN AND NOROTON.

A ate for the Inning Unlinel. in
me In. In Arthur Ileueen. Ind Wli-
II“ “If". Ordere III: to either.“
all Ibeve will receive prompt Itfen-

en.

 

Mrn Ilumbclt in visiting th moth
er Mill. Page in llurlcn. h
Misrlcttu llowcn. New York. will
spend Sunday ut lIor homo In Darion.

Mru. fl. ll. Tilly and mm Dudley
an- uprndinu m-vvrnl WN-kti in Now
York.

 

 

”0”

Mr». A. t‘ootnhn loft town ’l‘uceduy
for u week's vluII with bur brother in

 

.lltumford,

Mr. Ind Mru David P. Campbell

havu muvcd Into apartment» on Rail
road avenue. .

 

 

CIrI Miller will lruve noon for Day
ton, Ohio. when- he has uncured II bunt
new partition. ‘

Mm. A. C. Siiilmqn count Tuesday
with her denghtrt. Mr». A. (‘ Wil-
son. in stamford. ; »

Mrs.
with bar
bury. of

 

lmadgo Hill.

I

 

Ilium-u their IlIuglIte
liter both Irlntlmoth re.

 

friend Mien Tucker. Irh ribbing Mrs.
Gilbert Pinch, in Milford.

 
 
 

 

lib
neutron oflothlerltm

it? r if or “r

in: the disease,

, . AgIm for The would unlinel, in '
.:. doweyton. Ire Frederick Mined,

, week withMrs. Alfred Morehousc.

ii A. Social Mat. Tuesday
.f'nother. Mrs. Cherie: Watch

Dr. and Mrs. ll. l1. fiohnnnen have
Virginia lee.

Milli} Nomi Vim Dine and her

, or B. ran-n. ',
' ill will annual
lore of ii. smith Rnilr

.. W I X
‘5' “33;. I. M. lily It. In II
on on _ no I
- II: in Mount “Eel-nun Inn
New York.

The home of Theodore W. Austen.
marten. is quarantined on account of
scarlet fever, one of the servants: hav

 

TIIEI manila rife In‘d Drum Band
of Dorian, will play at the concert and
ball of the Yale Bugle, Fife and Drum
CorpI. In South NorWulit. tomorrow
evening. ,

”The lady Ententnluoro” of Chica-
so. will give an commitment at the
,Town Hall. Saturday evening. under
the auspices of the Men's Club of the
Congregational Church

 

 

«Dr. Andrews, of New York came
am. Monday. to Visit little Walter Bur-
lck, son ‘of Mr null Mrs. Theron
III',dlclI of Main strcetf Dorian, who
Iis vex y ill of pneumonia.

Miss ida M. Landon returned home
this week from an extended visit to
'flStamford and bull taken the cure of
Mrs. Wadnwmth, who is very“. ill at
hot home in Cedar street.

 

Mra. Citation Seoley is recovering
from a severe attack of pneumonlu.‘
Miss (‘urIoluII, the trained nurse who'
has attended heI. expects to leave fox
th home within II few days. ‘

an.—

i

 

Mldttle Heath Taylor. grandson of.
and Mrs. G. ll Tllley, of Barton.
who has been critically Ill for several
weeks, is now considerably Impiovcd,
under the care of DI. R L. Bohannun.
Miss Edith Stillman entertained ll.
few friends at a cold patty, Moltdtly
evening, at heI home. Ci. H. Smith.
llllidgeport; 'Mlnu iI-enc Smith, Dorian,
and Percy CIIIItIcll WcIc among those
pteuont.

The Friday Afternoon Club met last
A
very pleasant meeting. was held.
Among the out of town guests were
Mrs Clifford, of Philadelphia; Miss
Cunningham. of South Norwulk; MIII
i. iii-,own of Brooklyn. and Miss East.
man. of. Babylon, L,‘_l. At‘u recent
meeting at Mrs. Noxon'a a series of
entertainments was planned. to be
given by this club. to raise funds for
placing street lamps.

 

Miss PETTY wma couresr.‘

 

Declared to be the Mo“ Popular
Teacher in Mount Vernon Schools

Miss l‘ thel Raymond Petty, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. l. R. Petty, was the
eucccssful winner in the content in-
augurated by the Mount Vernon, New
York, Argus. Miss Potty received near,
iy twice as many votes no new nearest.
competitor illiVilli‘; 18.634. The next
highest Willi 9 .59 5. . The prize offered
by the AIguII included It box for a par-
ty of six at the Hippodrome. New
York. and copper at any hotel in the
utetropoiiu. The second prize was two
seats lli lleiusco's Theatre, and sup-
per.

Minn Petty was It graduate of the
South Norwnlk High School. and the
State Normal School, New Haven. and
this in the uecond year she has taught.
in Mount Vernon. She went. there Rl~
most on entire stranger, and thntllhe
hon mndc many friends is gratifying
to thosr who knew here here.

.. t I
DO YOU KNOW—

'l‘hnt tho bayonet Was so called lic-
cuust- it was first made at Bayonne.
France?

'l‘hut t-offrc roccivcd its name for thc
mason that it first came to Europe
from Kaila?

'l‘lInt candy was first exported from
Cundia’.’

’i‘IIat tobacco was so called from the
inland of 'l‘nhncco, tin» home of Daniel
Defoc‘u imaginary hero. Robinson Cru~
sou?

That gin was invented IIt (lcnovn and
early bccnmt- on important factor in
the commerce of that city?

That the. tarantula was a notoriouu
post in the vicinity of Toronto?

Thut cumbric was made ut (lumbrny?

That IIIIIIIIIII was made at Mount-Ic-
line?

That calico was made at Galicut?

That ability was made at Domicile?

’l‘hnt mllllncrs Ilrat piicd their trade
at Milan?

That the magnetic property of iron
ore woe find noticed in that dim in the
neighborhood of Magnesia?

Auk your friends and libt‘ how many
of thrm know them luctn.

 

 

Professor Starr, the famous otituolo.
glut, VIII in MI humoroua and wlIlnIIIi-
cal wuy uccuninl woman of burburiuni.

“And elm is not only barbarous: nhe
ill iilogicul and Inconillutimt.“ ho rx
cltllllwil. ;

'I wan wulking in the rountty one
tiny with It young woman. in I grow
we chino upon il buy about to chin up it
trot: Thorn wait I halt in the tree.
and from n certain angle it will pou-
IIiiIlu to «or in if three one.

"'Yon wicked little boy, mild my
coIIIpnIIion. ‘arc you going up there to
fill) that noni?’

- "‘l um.‘ the boy roplloti coolly.

" ‘llow can you?‘ Ibo exclaimed.
"l‘hlnlt how thc mother will Iris-v.-
uver the lone of her «III!

" 'Oll Ibo wont carn.’ neltl the boy
‘iiiie I up there in your hut.’ "

...........‘....

Judge llruwer in responsible for the
following. “All Initiating thing took
pleco In WIehInIfou in connection
with the Supreme Court last winter.
There "I I young man-in the court
room who “I III as out loud. unit-
but I little canton on and one of the
old colored initial! we have there trout
in mm led him out; hull liIid: 'Youns
m1? you not come out entitle

l. ruin ill the III-Into eminently

 

 

 

 

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wALK ANDWALK.

W
Dr. Elle K. Dearbern Telie How to
Stir Up Tot-pill Liver.

While. there'nluy be many people
who get too much exercise in thcit
daily work them .Iro equally many
who do not met enough. and own
these who overwmlt With their thus-
cl‘eu are benefittedt'by u change.
Judicious exercise and Draper food
make perfect health. *

Gymnasium exercise lll better thun
alone but. it in not to be comptudd
with that taken in the open all.

pure air, and few people breath cor-
rectly-the shoulders .a‘re hold for~
ward and crowd the lungs.

Try to touch the shoulder blades to
gather in the back, and while doing
so inhale slowly‘llll the on the lungs
will hold retain it. three seconds and
slowly exhale.

You can do this while walking
about the house. or on the street. in-
schooi or ofllcc: it relieves headache
and nervousness thionub cuualizod
cncnlntiou.

Rapid Willklllé‘ i'n lilo (won nip in
excellent exercise. With head up,
chin in chest out and shoulders
back," he long swinging ntritlen.
with the arms swinging freely at the
sides. or clasped behind the buck. Be
sure to walk on the sunny side of the
street, unless the tiny be hot. The
average person dislikes to walk for
exercise. and it is to be dcploredthat
the cycling fad has gone by. for never
was there a. fad that combined at once
so many desirable and plcuuaut things
and had no little on the other side 0f
the balance.

To a debilitated person who in Ink
lug exerciuc for its therapeutin value.
a little caution is necessary.

Do not. overdo~wntch the heart
rate; if It. in over 100. rest until it
in below 80, but persevere in the ex-
ercise and the heart will soon W
come stronger. The heart can rest
factor if the patient assumes n hori-
zontal position. . '

For ulcepieasncns a walk in the cv~
lining. The distance depending upon
the patient‘s strength will relieve the
overcharged nerve cells nud'induce
refreshing sleep, and Is worth more
than a barrel of aoIIIniferouI-l drugs.
Exercise before meals—rent or sleep
utter meals—even ten minutes spent
on the couch after lunch is of untold
value to those who must rush the rent
ot‘t-hc dny~bnt doom-etch out' Is
limp as a rug and polite" the most of
that ten minutes. " . “

" Walking is the bout exercise for u
torpld liver. and for‘indmr liver ex-
crcisc walk on lilt‘ hands and l‘eI-I lull
fours).

The laugh that tnvuriuhly follows
thie last exercise is worth 8ft). My
aside your dignity and let the baby
ride you while you give your liver In
needed stimulus.

 

 

it is said that when the first (Thin-
cuo clinic to California the lndiuns
were very curioun about them. A dis-
pute arose among acute or them as to
What country the strangers might hall
from, and whether or not they were
lndians. The lndiane, wine ‘llfi the
Puritans of old. decided to apply the
water teat. lf the accused swam they
wow witchon,‘if they drowned they
were innocent. One tiny II party of in.
diunn met a party of Chinamcn ap-
proaching a little stream. The «trans.
urs approachcd the bridge and alerted
across. The intliann. too. tllcd Int-one.
and. meeting the Ghlnnmcn in mid!
stream, pnuhcd two of them Into the
angry. spooning current below. The
test wan conclusive. They could not
swim. ’l‘hoy were not Indians.
MW
HOLIDAYMN me.

This your at. Valentine'I day full»:
on \Vcdneeduy, Wnubington’a birth-
day on'l‘ltureday, Memorial day on
WednendII'; labor lluy on Monday,

'i‘hlnllulvtng day on Nov. 29 Ind
Christmas Iiayvon Tuesday. ,

 

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Market (loll ......... ‘ ......... lift ill.
llpllnblh Mncltrrul ............. l2r III.
Witilc llullbut. .. .............. 12r lb.
i-itrnlt Cod ................. Inc, lb.
'Bllccd Salmon ........ . ........ In in.
I-lmolwd ilIlnIon

.. ............. .l2c lb

 

hallo Whitn Filh
Haddock
Opened llouud (llama and Oyniacor:
All other kinds. of 'li‘lIlI amt idiom 0
print“

Old OIIVItIeII‘ Army luildln
lull Inn of lawn I'm! ":i'idde
CAPT. OHAIQJO WORD... PROP.
M mimetic “

COUNTRY EGGS
$00 doz.

STATE EGGS

 

 

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all. obi time III. II the born: at “tritium. no world mu 2“ doz
tingle , _ magnate; , henna. mu III o’uilm 7 could help you
and yeuior ' , pfeeenl. , «Icon! the Mill and tilts chew
. , . ,J «In he won't.
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rim bibmy a.” II penicillin filmfiyw $33 , .
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To set oxygen one must breathe

Dncross. '

rue PIGPLC'I mu Inn ovIvII m
m III III.

. M
Ruthenium nitrous. 9 up
. ill Indication to the trap in
he horscs. worn mind in u 11
film a chy nfferli disguise at a
Ethnic.

CANNOT BE CURED. HUT IT CAN

THE USE OF A

gill.

., weaneruttv SUPPLIED WITH
A NUMBER or cantons WHICH
can an BUITABLY secscran FOR
ANY use.

CALL AND RECEIVE THE BOOK

 

LET

“I Little Talk on us"

you WILL THEN see wnv YOU
NEED one.

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HAS SEVEN “LA DES

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AND CAN BE srnorrnn
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Price, $100.

AT

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HARDWARE.

m wnsnmo'ron STREET.
Phone ten-.2.

 

BIIII Your Groceries
AT STULL’S
and Save Moneu

2 ll». Extra Large Prunee, 251:
3 ii». LIrge France. 25::
SmyrnI Flue, per pkg" we
2 tin. Beet Aprieete, 25c
3 Cute CImpbeiI'I soup, 25c

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EAST NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone Cell 228—3.

 

[VERY LADY’B DRESMNG CHAM-
DIR.

 

should ho equipped with I dainty.
snow white. onuplcco "Stitndard" Por-
celain Enemoiod Lavatory.

Have you ever stopped to connider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot. Ind cold running flier
Inter in your drflllllllll climber, sleep-
ing mnmont of llret floor toilet
room? he preeenoe would Ilorti you
the fittest decree of comfort.

”We will IlIdly quote you pfloee. Our
plumbers Ire Itrlctly competent Ine-
loI. boom Ind reliable.

Horace R. flash,

omen MAIN AND WIIT I'l" ..
lentil Norwellt. Conn.

 

 

 
 
 

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mu PEI‘iEan‘iltt’li.

to». N. 1
0e 0 0 III].
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. :rm ,llrnuolullund uleleilonen‘mr
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ng‘iiml- .1130,” I". Inc Inn 600)..
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"Minna

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Ltfiv

 

if {on HaveNoi a
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. Room by
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JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Free.
JACOB M. LAYTON, annler.

~—.—

DIRECTORS.
E. H. Metheweon Henry Beymur

John H. Knapp Semuei Grumman
Jeni-r 3. Marvin J. WIIIICQ MII-vln
ChrleflIn Swan: John H. Light.

Fl'bd H. HOW!!!

 

DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Directoe
Ind EmbIlnIer.

10 ”Cult Main If. Oeutil Nerwelk.
Mitten“. I WIIhtnnten Ill-«L
Telephone If houee. 1|"

 

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Gas
Ev-

A full line of Acker. Merrill 0. Con-
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Claire Iiwaye on hand.

T. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Telephone CIII. 396—3.

Gold Wall Paper
AT COST.

If you intend to paper your hunt»
this cprlllz you will rcup n brnrflt by

 

 

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closing out our entire liltli‘k of Gold
Wall Pnpcrn at coat in ordor to lilillit‘
room for new goods.
l

Our Paper l-iunuare understand hang-
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Crockery, Lumps, llouae Furnishing
floods. Pulntora' Supplied.

TO ORDER.
Window Shades, Picture Framing.

SPECIAL.

Cloth Window Shades with Fringe,
350; White Curtain Pelee. with Fix-
lure-.100.

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log.

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8 No MAIN 8T. 80. NORWALV

Mtn’s Sluts
$10 Suitifér. $4.95
Gottlieb’s

CLOTHING, SHOES AND’ ' ‘
FURNISHINGS.

11 North Main Street. South Norwelk.

Fine Building Lots

IN NORWALK PARK

 

For sale at; very low figures.

Rastricied Property.

For prices, particular and terms,“
Address

Jacob M. LaytOn,
REAL ESTA TE AGENCY,

5 Railroad Ave” So. Norwal‘

ilaie lott Plumbing Dine Right

1 desire to make it known that l have
opened It plumbing shop and will do
all kinds of plumbing, tin work, steam
and gas fitting.

ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.

5 Monroe Street. South NoerIlk...
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FRANK C.
VAN ASCOY.

PLUMBING.
STEAM,

HOT WATER.
AND
. GAS FITTING.

Tin, Sheet IIon, Copper
and Zinc.

50 South Main Street.
Telephone 137-3. .

South Norwalk Conn.

 

Life Is a Chance.

Life insurance is a dead certainty.
Begin the New Year by insuring with

F. H. FIELD, General Agent.
United Bank Bldg. 80. Norwaik, Conn.
Telephone 336w5.

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RICHMOND RANGES?

THE JONES & HOTCHKISS

COMPANY.
11 WALL OTREET. noIWALIt.

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manner. i

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your work. .

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