Wit player
not exactly
Must caught
Laxative Cold. or?
always. while will i "9”“ houiie rein-
adios fraction ll ,
. » son. ascend stmt last availing.
‘ Willi
‘tliid not on the
lite
. t
oaperty‘ was given at the
home of Mr. and Mia. William Leffir-
It
more soon to to
its, (if their friends
. There were plant)
MMoWW
when t tt
led in on.
selections rendered by Charles Flatt
and Mr. Letterson performed on tho
harmonica. ”i‘ho usual games were so
joyod. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. William Plath. Mr and Mrs.
William Barnes. Mr. and IAirs. Charles
. vil‘hotnpson and son. Mrs. Stevens. Mrs.
Pundits convINI I
07 ”Th? Senti neI,I Imr Will W633:
placed on thI: hold neer Hefner's
news store. itemIgo or publication are
collected daily. They should be sign-
ed by the writer. as an evidence of‘
good faith. 3 1
Mrs. Alh‘ort fiunn continues ill at
her homoia Bolts Place.
Milkmen Rosier. iii-driving a haml-
somo new delivery wagon.
“QW‘
Miss Lillian F. St. John will spend
Sunday with relatives in New York.
.....
'i‘hc Nutmegs and the Pastimes will
play basketball next Wednesday night.
in Pastime Hall.
7
Germ-dds Adams has returned from
Eastman College Ponghkeepsle. from
which institution he recently gradu-
lltfitl.
A meeting of the South Norwaik
Congregational Church committee was
held last evening at the home of Mar-
shall H. Tolies.
Rev, Hurry McNeil. of Schnociady.
N. Y.. has been spending several days
here. listening to the lectures by ilev.
Mrs. McKinstry. at the Advent Church.
_......
Mrs. E. H. Patterson and Miss Lula
H Van Solver. of Winfield street. at
tended a private dance in the tllcnon
House. New Milford. Wednesday even-
ing.
The Juanita Outing Club is planning
a "dude" party. it will be a costume
affair and prizes will be awarded to
the best. costumed. it will take place
(in January 29.
The new president. of the Junior
Praying Band of the East Avenue
Methodist Church led a regular weekly
meeting last evening and the meeting
was largely attended,
Mrs. David R. Robinson. of Cottage
street. has returned from a visit to
her son and his family. in Meridcn.
where young Mrs. Robinson has been
quite ill.
A large number of Pastime mem-
bers will meet at the club this even-
ing al.0130 and from there proceed to
the station to .take a train to Stum-
ford, where the Pastime basketball
team will play the Muller schom iivc.
._.—.—_._......_..
"Koren. tho Hermit Nation. and'
its Progress in Two Decades.” will be
the subject of the meeting of the Ep-
worth imuguc at. the East Avenue
Methodist Church tomorrow. The ox-
ccodingly intcrl‘isting character makes
the service one well worth attention.
Mrs. Frank Seymour will not us loath;
or.
-._.._..__..
Mrs, Jcromc Smith hus bccn confin-
ed to her home now going on two
months. from a tedious and painful
flint-.us anti she feels more lonely than
ever now that her son Oakcy and his
wife and daughter have gone to Chats
worth. N. J.. which is the home. of
Mrs. 0. Smith. and they expect to re-
Percy. and two daughters. Mrs. Julia
Plait. Mr and Mrs. Charles Platt. Mr‘.
Sand Mrs. Letterson and son. At 10: 30
“a tempting lunch was served.
The
friends departed for their homes In
wthe early hours of the moraine» all
voting that. before long they would
surprise Mr. and Mrs. [efforao'n again.
. tion meeting.
ROWAY TON.
m
Agents for The Ending sentinel. In
lsowayton. era model-iota Lockwood.
I'M. (“de and Charles Po
orders in "to shy of the above all
receive. prompt attention.
. There will bag
it
the itowaytD-ii
row evening.
A large number of the residents of
the village are catching long clams
along the shore. The clams arc of
good size and excellent quality.
baptismal service in
piist Church tomor-
Mrs. Susie Godfrey. of Rowayton.
islet-toil yesterday for Maryland anti
Virginia. where she will visit relatives
and friends for a few weeks. Mrs.
Godfrey went by train from Rowaytoa
to Baltimore. and there takes the
steamer to Chesapeake Bay.
Methodist Episcopal Church—~Prny- 3
or anti praise. 9:45; morning service.
10:30, topic. Apistloshlp in Every Day
Life: Sabbath school,1:30; Epworth
League, 0:15; special evening service
at 7 , beginning with song service.
sermon. ineffectual Praver Meetings.
W
Rowayton Baptist; Church. Rev. F.
C. Brown, pnstor~Scrvices 10:30 a
m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning sermon
topic, The Frankness of Jesus; oven-
topic, Picture 01' the Judgment. Sun
day school, 11245; Junior Endeavor.
3:30 p. in, Miss iicicn Lynch leader;
Senior Endeavor. 0:15 p. in, Miss
Clara M. Raymond. leader: consecra-
Llldllls' Aid Wednes-
day. 2 p. m.; 'i‘bursday. at 7:30 p. "3..
monthly covenant meeting and Happy
Hour service.
M‘sine Potatoes,
per ha. 900.
ONIONS. per peck ................. 25c
STATE EGGS ............... 220 (102
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS ..... 330 (ion.
Robert Smith
Phone 2514. Roweyton. jeonn
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. In
Dorian. are Arthur Clauses. and Wei
lace Bhel'er. Orders sent to either oi
ll" above will receive prompt atten
on.
R. D. Lyon is erecting a fine poultry
‘house on his place. West Main street.
The friends of Mrs. C. F‘. Palmer—are.
glad to learn of her recovery from st»
\‘t-l‘ti illness.
Hnnford Smith is displaying some
fine 19m; papers from Poticr Mills, of
iioboken, N. J.
mnln away the balance of the winter.
at the Advent Church will ho. i‘bi
Scarlet Beast and his Rider " which
will
without doubt. Mrs. McKinslry talus
a longer period of time with this most
fascinating subject aud'us a result the
uervlcc will commence at 10 ailmk
Instead of at 10: 30. as usual In tho
evening Mrs. McKinsiry will speak
on "Thi liifth Empire " This lecture
will be of a prophetic nature.
.4- -.-
The Misses Bowen. of St. John two-
one. gave a very pleasant "Old Mait"l
party. last. evening. which was rather
unique in its character and attractive
in its carrying Oil. None hilt voting
ladies were in list to be present. and
they were com to! cd to tell their and.
heart breaking ox arloncos as to why
they had never lien before Cupids
arrows. Other times were played
during the oven g. there was music
and a delightful luncheon. and all on-
joyed the affair vury‘3 much.
The dog ord ant-s. as far as East
Norwalk is co corned. thus far. has
been more lion rod in the breach than
the observance for not one in seven is
muscled or kt t in leash. Yesterday
morning a la go smooth haired brin-
die. and whltt dog. with that peculiar
yelp showing ihat. Matting was out
of order. we attaching all the other.
dogs that h coal dimch‘ naiii.wha
makes it we so to body
such cases. there lid at no colours of
any kind over tho river. It wouldn't
be a bad Idea for the powers that be!
prove a very interesting one. i
i no seams J
to have any autho to dispepo of
Ml anti Mrs Harry iiindlcy left
T ‘ei r i moric where
The subject of the lecture tomorrow. ‘ Mhursduy for C n a A a,
liindley fills a position with the
Honduras Mining Co.
Knowllon Drum Corps made nflne
[appearance last night at tho dance of
the Yale Bugle. Fife and Drum Corps.
l'l‘hcy attended in a body in their new
i uniforms.
l Frederick Schradcr. Wniior Alexan-
,dcr_ linnici Splitter. of this town. at-
ituntiod the «tattoo of the Huttors' Sick
‘llctioiit Society. at Arion Hull lust ov-
oiling and had a very enjoyable time.
i Miss Florence McDonald. who has
bot-n very seriously ill at her homo.
with inflammatory rheumatism is now
slightly impit‘wcd Miss McDonald is
it member of the. Stamford High
School
.Mies Miidrod Watson. who has of
ten been the ghost of her aunt Mrs. A.
ll. Bibblns. is this winter pursuing her
studies at the New York Art School.
Miss Mary Watson. her sister. Is in
West Virginia.
3 William H
Noroton Heights.
aged 85 years.
held from the East Woods
not
Sunday
officiating.
cemetery. .
There are 159 veterans in the hospi
ill at the Coldiera' Home.
Hoyt of New Canaan flay.
Breath. of. rich. and Rev.
H. ..
Ir g.» n littl: funnier than tho law. and
“till; fig?“ 3:9“;
'filore. Y1 '
Hart-(eons.
3 Myemogdher with?
Wood. of Vista, died at
morning.
Mineral services were
church.
Tuesday afternoon, Rev. It. It. brown
interment in Back llili'
Rev. J. 1;"
Louis by means of a driven wail.
breach: of proton regularly supply
onto. and occasion. . lo
Ilium has spoltoa 00an
. ray. of Mists. also new sins act-oral magi.
.mciiaesoi criticise Noroton. magnum miles at
‘ A was finer on oil illll
piece show a wall legend to many of
, 2 child to. M
stew Won ti
have thus for availed themselves or
to opportunity to beer the lectures on
do? attorndoo‘ at 4:16 at tho Newscast)
studio. so Hoyt street. Mumford. by
Hermann Metal 1th comes from
me My outs of Yale Gol-
lexe, and his sutures are said to be
of special interest and all lovers of
music should attend-.3
W
liars Hartwright of Houston Heights.
has recently built a potting shod. i2):
to test. adjoining his neenhousp. The
water tantrum situated above this tnain
room. 10 or 12 feet up and the boiler
is below the floor about 7 or 8 feet
down. Mr. Hartwright exhibited this
week to a. friend a mushroom 10 in.
shes across and recently gathered one
weighing 14. .ou‘noos This is the first
year Mr. Hartwrlght has mined mush-
rooms and he hopes next year to raise
them the size of an umbrella Ml.
Hartmight has just completed the set»
ting of the first lot of this year's our-
nation cuttings. to which hundreds of
others will be added later. This first
setting includes between 2.000 and a.
000 of the following kinds: The mag;
nlficont crimson “min Hortwright.’
"Enchantress." “Pink Lawson." "Red
Lawson," “White Lawnon," "Hulownro
den." “Prosperity" and “Mrs. Patton."
CHRONIC OONB'NPATiON CURED.‘
Ono woo suffers from chronic consti-
pation is in danger or many serious
ailments. Oriuo Laxative Fmit Syrup
mres chronic constipation as it aids
llgcstlon and stimulates the liver and
)owals. restoring tho/natural notion of
“hose organs. Commence taking it ‘to-
lay and you will feel better at once. Or-
ino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nau-
seate or gripe and is very pleasant to
take Refuse substitutes. Sold at
Plaisled' a Drug Store '
WESTPORT
Agents for the Evading sentinel. in
Westport. are 8. DIgI‘evennl and Wm.
5. Neon. Order-e not to either of the
drove will receive prompt attention.
Eli Mead~attonded the horse snic-
ln Bridgeport yesterday.
Tho board of relief will meet during
the month of February.
Mrs. Charles Fable has been enter-
taining friends from out of town.
.—
iaioyd Nash is sitting up nights
watching tho ice and proposes to land
on it the first. opportunity.
”.4
'i‘hc Bodiords and Lillian, active in
the Farms district plan a number of
additional improvements to their ex
teusivo properties before the opening
of the coming season.
NEW CANAAN.
Miss Julia Luhey visited friends in
Silvcrmine, Thursday.
Harry Kaiser is the new clerk at
Merriti’s jewelry store.
Miss Mattie l.. Hoyt has returner!
from n visit with relatives in New
York.
Miss Adelaide Marks. of Stamford.
was it guest of friends here Thursday
and yesterday.
The old-fashioned dnncc held in
Raymond‘s Hall Thursday evening. by
Prof. William Offcn. was largely at~
landed. and many ofthc old-timers
were in their glory until the coming
of the wee small hours.
'i‘lircc boys—~—Bcuny Offcn, Jack
Whitney and Wm. Everett. all of Siam-
ford avenuewcnused their parents con
sitlerubie alarm Wednesday afternoon.
Fooling in a roving fronts of mind
they started on a tour of inspection
and wooded their way towards North
‘luuuford. After investigating tho
North Stamford reservoir and doing
othcr numerous stunts, they found it
was getting dark and hurried homo
ward. in the meantime their where-
abouts were. being earnestly sought by
ll. 1". Offon and C. New Fairly. who
were searching In the vicinity of Glen.
brook until late at night. Telephone
messages finally informed the search
are that the young explorers had re-
turned. it. was not a case of “spare
the rod and spoil the child." 'tiu said.
for now the boys have to take their
meals standing. At school '1‘huraday
one of the lads rccitcd an original
poem with great pathos. oullllcd
"Things 1 Have Been Abroad and Alan
[Allll'llt‘d at Monte." 3
WILTON. '
The Reading Circle moi Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs, 11. (I.
Thomson.
Tho Mutincn Whist Club will most
next Tuesday at the home of Mrs. H.
it. Chichestor.
John Davis has roturnod from an we
landed visit with her parents in Chin-
ango Forks. N. Y
n.—
Tho Interior of the waiting room at
the station» has been greatly improvu
ed by the application of a coat of
olive green paint.
Youthful troopers are meeting with
fair success. One boy sportsman
boasts of a duo mink skin and reports
lfntlllili'at and other some quite pionli‘
u .
Paul Mayor. who purchased the
George Gregory place In Cannon. and
had ti spacious hennory recently com
plated on the premises this week in-
troduced water Into his fowla' domicile
i
'i‘ii’e liand Spoioty of the
thl‘lifdh fitemsmr-
a as
inference admit. Trim. members. oom-
rla. ore lino
mlseiveary
0 pl!)
I
musical cabinets. given every Thurs.
sloop sound y.
clear head
of the given in
awaken will: a
it high Opinion
ouch rctn Id).
._..iomn3«....a.
mm
which will beforwardcd to the comrai
station in New Haven for use in for-
eign fields.
memo—e»... ‘
.013 Ills. and clip.
'i‘hc Subscription Whist Club met
last, week Frld’tiy owning la (‘unnon
Hall. The successful competitors were
Mrs. C. ’i‘. Gregory and Stanton Coley.
The consolations were awarded to
Miss Augie Post and Will Coepple
A Junior Auxiliary missionarv inter
ing was held in St. Matthew a Church.
directly after the morning service on
Sunday. and preceding the regular
Sunday school session. The exuwisos
consisted of a short service and ad-
dress by the rector,
There was a state meeting of PO.
mono, Grange held in Stamford Wed
ncsduy. Among the Cannon Grunge
members present were Rev. W. E..
and others. ‘ it was an all-day session
and the smaller of the occasion was
the state gi‘tmd master. Visiting meme
hers were as usual hospitably enter»
tamed.
Mrs. Mcrriil's pleasant home in
South Wilton, "’I‘lio Elms.“ inst Sat-
urday evening \vas‘thc scene oi an
enjoyable social gathering. the iii-ctr
aion being the celebration of' the fit-
teenth birthday anniversary of hire.
Morriil‘s daughter, Miss Lillimt 'i‘hc
youthful guests imrliclpulcd in var-
. ions games. dancing, ‘ctc., and had a
thoroughly good time. l)aluty‘rcircsb-
month Wore served. including the cits-
tomary birthday cake decorated with
the requisite number of candles. When
the guests dcpuricd they were con-
veyed to their respective homes
through the courtesy of Mrs. Merrill.
Among those invited were Edward.
Charles and Frances iiickland. Flop
cnco Morchousc and Samuel chlcr.
OIL NOT UP TO REQUIREMENTS.
\‘Vll.i.i.\iANTiC, Jan. 27.-Some her-
osene oil has been found here which
does not. come up to legal require-
ments, occur-ding to a report made to
Mayor Daniel P. Dunn by Prof. H. L.
Wells. 01' Sheffield Scientific School. at
New Haven on tests of three samples
of the illuminating fluid bought hero.
The first and st-cond samples were
Standard “Oil or. i the third from an
independent company. Sample one
had a flash point of 95 and till; smuple
two 06. and sample three ill}. 0n the
burning test No. 1 ignited at. 112. 112.
ill degrees. No. 2 at 113 and 110, and
No. 3 at 125 and 127. it is likely that.
the. mayor will make no move until
the Midtiictown canoe are decided in
the higher court. .
MANY WAR VETERANS DEAD.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-lu the last
six months taps have been sonn'dt-d
over the graves of 28.006 pensioners
of the Civil War. according to a. state-
mcr.‘ of Pension Comniissionéi‘ Warn.
cr yesterday. This, he says. is an
evidence of the rapidity with which
the veterans are being diminished.
The total number of pensioners on
July 1. 1905, was 684.008. 0n Dc-
Ccmbcr 31. It. was 079.234.
AFRO-AMERICAN CONGRESS.
\VAfl‘HINGTON, Jan. 27.~-'i‘ho Afro
American Christian Congress has ef-
fected here a permanent organization
with Rev. Robert H. Robinson, of Vir-
ginia. as president Headquarters
will be ostnbl shed in Washingoin.
rat a... serum runs
over the entire United states. Three
generations have need
SCNBNCK‘S
MANBRAKE PILLS
for the cure of hiliouaueea. Liver
Molokai. ladi lien .ctinetipetlon.
W.Eindi ea. Heartburn.
Platulehcy In rla elt
Wis Mandrake Pills
“illicit the liver.“
miore health to the bod. ciearneea
to the eyes and lap eaten. and
buoyancy to the epirt
Abdel-2!.” “arm's."
For sale everywhere.
II route a he: or by mail.
0!. l. I. KIWI I fell.
Wade. . 3
me‘a a -. w... ants-WWW...»
Freeman .............. pills for 25¢
Market 00d ...tlolb
.Bpaniah Mackerel ..... ........12c lb.
iWhiio Halibut ...............1201b.
Steak Cod .......
Sliced Salmon 120“).
Smoked Salmon ...............12cib.
Luke White Fish ..............1tlc lb.
Haddock 7cib.
Opened Round Clams and Oystgga t
elllsldelesltol c ‘
All other liinila of Fish at reasonab a
prison.
'i'Hl "OP
the at”
last Ind of
M?“ GA".
All» my ”building
Illnesses street rifles
CNA iatl QUGNOII. PROP.
haughty-leis.
0;
titan.
.. ill I.
. . British battleship .
Hooker. Stanton Coley. Miss Willing ‘
mg? one ovsran
Lou- NV
miralty out .
hibn Is do
to Venezuela are grenudiesa. She
borne.
Our Vera Best Eloin
C‘reameru hatter
270 per lb.
' 21 lbs. GRANULATEI) SUGAR. . .Sl.00
GOOD EGGS .............. 25v dozen
‘J cans EARLY JUNE PEAS ...... 2hr
ii cans CORN ......... . ..........
.l culls VAN (‘AMP'S SOUP
A. STULL
as COTTAGE AVENUE?
E‘As'r , NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone Call 223—3.
manna
25c
."ril‘
CANNOT BE cum-:0. our rr CAN
IE vssv MUCH RELIEVED av
THE use or A
Welsbach Light.
WE ARE FULLY SUPFLiED WITH
A NUMBER OF DESIGNS WHICH
CAN as suurastv SELECTED FOR
ANY use.
CALL AND RECEIVE THE BOOK-
LET
“A Little Talk on Gas"
YOU WILL THEN SEE WHY YOU
NEED ONE.
h—n—
lain. l’y tildiiuh
[Phone 68.
The_“Ever Readu”
Safety Razor
HAS SEVEN BLADES.
SUPERIOR T0 ALI. OTHER MAKES
AND (‘AN BE S'i‘ROi’l’ED
AND HONI‘CD.
Price. $1.00.
Charles E. Dow's.
HARDWARE.
tie WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 107-42,
EVERY LADY’S DRESSING CHAM~
BER.
should lie equipped with a dainty.
snow white. onepiece "Standard" Por-
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
water in your dressing chamber. sleep
in; apartment of first floor toilet
room? Its presence would afford you
the higeat degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me-
chanics, honest and reliable. .
Horace R. “flash.
conuan MAIN Min weer are.
soutnsworwaik. dean.
Ml tar Millet "hm
will lcuvo Halifax this afternoon for ,
MOB TOAOII
II Group,
Ganglia.
liiSi'iliiT Planar
with." nutter; with anagrams
elm. Non
‘mal twinkle“ ell" till-A AMINO“?
..l ronolii i‘sen 00danish Consults, - .
gills. Pint.
”.50 prepaid. 1II. If Int 11“.“ If!)
"4mn’0u.l had.
as... a.
i
i
l
u...
Comfortable Heine.
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 andCheatnut Ste"
I J. DISESA. Prop.
all until BANK
IOUTH NORWALK. CON N.
m
TRANSAOTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CERT...
$100,000.00
euusifus AND PROFIT. 3
$173,500.00 _
-.-
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pres.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joelar R. Marvin J. Wallac. Marvin
Christian Swsrtz John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
, and Embaimer.
10 North Main It. Ioutb Norwalk.
Residence. I Washington ’Otrees.
Telephone It house. 134-!
THE NEW. 3
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our'roome a special feature. Gas
and Electric Lights throughout. Ev-
ery room heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
dlt Co. I celebrated Wines, Liquors and
Cigars always on hand.
T. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Telephone Cali. 398—8.
fluid Wail‘faprr
AT COST.
.._..__-__
if you intend to paper your noun
this spring you will reap a benefit by
buying your wall paper now. We are
closing out Our entire stock of Gold
Wail Papers at cost in order to make
room for new goods. Buy now and
I
.you take the profit.
3 Our Paper l-iungcrs understand hang-
ing wall paper.
Crockery, Lamps, House Furnishing
Goods. Painters' Buppliee.
TO ORDER.
Window Shades. Picture Framing.
BPECIAL.
Cloth Window Shades with Fringe,
250; White Curtain Poles. with Fine
lures. 2100.
Painting, Paper ilanging. Sign Paint
. ing. 3
L. H. DECKER.
87 Washington direct.
Tel. Con. loath Norwalk.
rile my a. "a. warm.
hornets-z.
am. iueuaauce. TRIyAl. aerate .3
N AR ITIAM-
IOA‘I’ 'l’iillivl‘i‘l PNOIA‘I'I IONDI.
Tamra ems an
I soon mm eraser.
TO. a GO". t4“-
.5 Monroe street. Ioutii Namath.
humpinmg ”Why/my.“ y', .
ii {on a... Not a ,, '
For sale at very low fig
tm.;....‘..........
Finely stocked Cafe in connection: I
A full line of Acker. Merrill A. Cow
11 North Main Street. soot hi.
“Mr...
Fine Building L,.
IN NORWALK PARK
Restricted Properly. .
Fol prices. particular and 3t;
Address
Jacob M. Layto
REAL ESTATE AOENC
5 Railroad Ave... So. Named.
«i
i desire to make It known thht
opened a plumbing shop and ..
all kinds of plumbing. tin woifk I
and gas fitting 3
AR THUR E. BENZ”!
5 Monroe Street. South Not-
010 (in). .
FRANK Cf
VAN scov.
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
HOT WATER,
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron. 'Copp"
and Zinc. ‘
50 South Main Street.
Telephone 137-3.
South Norwalk, Conn.
e I a
Life is a 3 Chan
Life Insurance is a dead“
Begin the New Year by lusui‘i
F. H. FIELD. General Age
United Bank Bldg. 80. Norwa‘i
Telephone 336—45.,
I847
PLUMBING 'AND ST
HEATING.
HOT warns Hearth"
HOT AIR HEATING
OTOVES AND HANG
ILATE AND TIN not)
Gas and Steam Fill
Gas Fixtures. MctaliCnlli
Hav. you seen stir ,.
RICHMOND RANO
THE JONES & Hose ’
COMPANY.
. 11 WALL e‘rnee'r. Molly“
Wall 1
Paper“
Our also]: of new goalie
is a little larger than WU:
Wonderful how low
buy nice goods here. i
manner.
We have taken I?
contracts for house
will be glad'to eubn‘
your work. .
We try to carry in,
Norwalk Chronicler