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‘ Whenever yin: hove that peculiar,
not exactly biennial: Melton at live
1pc: cauttht thit any
Laxatbte Calf;Q shield wl tours you
always. while well knbwn house rem-
edict: frequently foil to do so.
18$? . .
Brides: 85511111011.
,2. n. w. chansons.
i-‘Iir the convtlil , '.
of Theasentlnei, s nook hostel
pieced on the hrl pen:- Hefner's
news store. items: yrpmtteuehwre
collected dolly.. . .They should be sign-D
ed by the writer as an evidence of
good faith.
The Pastiizte: Athletic Club gymnaa
lus classes held a. meeting last. even
lug. all”? 1"“ -
(leorge M Sherwood has moved into
the old Raymond homestead, near
Snugutuck
’l‘bo sloop Mary Lavinia arrived with
a cargo of oysters this morning for the
lindei OysterCompany.
A meeting of the‘ladies'of Christ
Church parish was held this afternoon
at. the home of Mrs. Jimmerson. 25‘
was: avenue. .
The regular monthly meeting of the
Odiciai Board of the East Avenue
Methodist Church will be held this ev-
ening, at the church parlors.
n
The Rope and Pipe Association has
leased quarters in the Jesse building.
As soon as the present tenant, M Ros
tn. moves out, they will lit up the
rooms as a club room.
The Nationals and the Pastimes will
meet at. basketball this evening Ran-
dall's Hail. As these teams are tied
for first place in the. Amateur League,
a very intersting game may be expect
Pd.
The union meeting held last even-
ing at. the East Avenue Methodist
Church was largely attended by incin-
bers of the Advent Church. the chd.
ish Church and from Norwalk and
South Norwalk churches. The meet~
ing was under the leadership of Rev
Jumes~W. Davis. pastor of the Advent
Christian Church. He delivered a
very interesting address. Addresses
were also made by Edward Bennett.
of South Norwalk; E. H. Gnmbart. Of
East. Norwalk. and Captain 'i‘crry. of
the Salvation Army.
The Liberty Manufacturing Company
is one Of the new concerns which
started in a small way bids fair to
attain a rosy future in a business Why.
The concern manufacturers Wclsbacb
lights. and other brass Articles, and it
is at present doing a flourishing busi-
nose. The concern is a Connecticut
cor-pointion having a capital stock or
$5 000 and the moving spirit in it is
A W. Nichols who has ofiices at 214
East. avenue, and who manages the
plant. The company does a large
mail order business and also has three
salesmen on the road. it. is not. at
all unlikely that within a short time
the Liberty Manufacturing Company
will be compelled to build a factory
and increase the capitalization of the
concern. if,
3 pigs liuaite‘r 0:63 or
any itili‘d l0: size 250
welter’oekcm cocoa; 20:
Large Bottle Blue Label Cstsup. 20¢
strictly Fresh Eggs, 3:): per dos.
Robert Smith
“one 2516.
Rowsylon. coon.
ROWAYTON
Agents for The IvenIn Bootinsl. in
. dowsyton. Ire Frederic Lockwood ,
aimed Iflsdmy end Chet-lee Po
onion sent to say of the neon vniI
mm prompt W
ire. “to.
n‘t'Ig. is m" to e on
of several months
W‘Ordok‘ctt tille-
filter an illness
Mrs Kane of New York, who form-
erly occupied the Orchard House. was
a visitor here this week.
marrow night in the Rowsyton 851:4
list and elbodlst Churches
former edl do the service will include
tho monthly covenant meeting. as well
an the happy hour sol-vice.
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The Son Jose scale has made its on-
ponrancc in Rowayt‘on. and is killing
a large number of fruit trees, but
some of the resident do not. iJeve
them quite as ties are as so
pic. who drive vulgar; all: that; “m
ordsmd ugupilo l I
calmly walked ”unlit: ill: use
the
Worship sldi: cl: of
Anoension may 46$??ng Wrens-ed
crrdod great in the fortnof Y“ solo by
”W m a“ ‘ ‘ ‘
atom
writ. Mug
MNIM'OU" my“ .
.7 semi!»
The usual meetings will be held lei _
in them '
bf wonderful hrublek'end havlltg culti-
do :- as com-
plbt to mhetery ”6‘13““. 15:3th fer 12
years la the is one quartette or St.
Mark's New Y It, and later in St.
John' s. Br dgsport. Mr. Pepper is a
Flood of inertial All 1574250511.on
antic City Press.
banish AND ”honored.
..io:- ::::.'w: taut:
lees seems I ~ .eltilsr
.llte show will" no. - lotion-
on.
.Daniei Spitzer was a visitor in South
Norwalk, yesterday.
Anderson Doniaison. of New York.
8 . has been visiting friends here for the
past week.
Dr. and Mrs. John GOdfrey are the
'proud parents of an eight-pound boy.
born Sunday. , Mother and child are
“ ' doing nicely.
The two children of Charles Adams.
who have been iii. are gradually im-
proving in health. His son had the
misfortune to fail some days ago and
hurt himself quite badly. and the
do titer was stricken with pneu
moan. . Both, however. are on the
road to recovery.
Fer thebe benefit of the residents of
Barton, 5 news bulletin bosrd and let-
ter drop box have been placed in front
of Allen's Drug Store. News items,
personals end advertisements will be
collected each afternoon. Not for
publication, but so a guarantee of good
faith. nil item: must be signed.
’ George Gels: has withdrawn his up
pool from the finding of Judge Wil-
liam H. Willniott Jr..:1t a recent
trial. In which Mr Geist was charged
with keeping a vicious dog. Mr. Geisi
thought that rather than go to all the
trouble. time and expense of carrying
the case to the higher court. it would
be more economical to pay the small
lino imposed by the judge.
Darien residents are cordially invit
cd to use the new letter box. which
has been placed for their benefit in
front. of Allen’s drug store. Any new
items of personal interest or any elm»
munlcntion on any subject will be re
ceived if properly signed. It is net
cessary to demand a signature to each
item so that the editor may know that
the item was written in good faith
Signatures to items are not printed
Bulletins of the news of the day wil.
be posted beneath the box on each
day of publication. and items of espec-
ial interest will be bulletined between
editions whenever expedient.
WESTPORT
Agents for tho‘Evcning Sentinel. in
Westport, are a. Digiovonnl and Wm
B. Null. Orders sent to either of lb!
shove will receive prompt attention.
Mrs. William Sherwood. who has
been visiting friends in this vicinity.
but: returned to her home'in Hartford.
Postmaster Harris has got his es-
tablishment in order again after the
blowout. of two weeks ago and it. is
about due for the nitro-glycerinc fiend
to take note thereof and set a date
for a return visit.
Last night members of Greens Farms
Furmcra' Club were entertained by
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Sherwood at their
home on Sherwood island. On that
occasion Dr. A. J. Wakemau gave a
paper on the Black Forests of Ger-
many.
There are many comparisons being
drawn by local weather sharps aided
and abetted by records of former years
but the fact remains that without the
evidence to prove it, anti the unerring
certainty that the coal bill has been
considerably test: this year than for
many, most of us incline to believe
this is and will continue to be a record
breaker What signs of ice there are
prove as flimsy for halvesting as for
skating and the first. of February at
hand. We have heard all about the
blizzard. and know too that March is
the most uncertain month of the year.
but. there is no calculation that will
stretch winter beyond the limit. of six-
weciu: now or hopes for congealed wat-
er other than is served through a
medium of the hygenlc process or
front the wilds of Maine.
The J urisprudenco Club has resumed
sessions in popular John Wood’s (rainb-
,Iisbment. Holiday cares and duties of
the old your served to reduce the at-
tendance as well as the interest for
Weeks. but now the offhirs of titute are
on again and tax rates relief and re
dress combine with clay pigeons and
how to land them is the eloquence and
inlet-st . lspeniiod there. When
comes "o the letter Sheriff Keinper
tqn’t co roudicutivo and John Croker
decltilro that to be on account of his
inabillt’ to wing one. but Henry Clay.
and ti kbf the sthtcem‘op, it might be
p e hwid our king'hbe Helectms‘n
Little P. Wakcmen are. dihbuesq‘d. ills-
‘soclod at: disposed of in the most: up
ofl'tbpd s tyi‘e. Its worth 5 drop
in moth any ti o to‘ not t :1 pulse of
t (is of out s and the
he 1.7011, the
11%” for f at fill] and market
for bits.
DllD ArrlhA‘ N'rvlo weeks:
ROME N Y. Jan. I81.—-~i\iiiaa Rose
- ”Weller sgod eighteen. whose home
was in' Constebtovllle. died at the
home of her sister. Mrs. John Dunn. in
this city, teatime after lying in .n
roses for more than two weeks. The
now not” failed. Nervous
it relies reset and on the 15"!
567681566!“ Ill; 6- am , ite-
iueinlng tiou e up!!! for
brief: jtervpl Of ‘consoiouenesg until
be it: e .2. ~ was.
.it 5 'y
3-Way i
days out of town.
quite ill of typhoid fever.
it,
. eel: in Westport
ave—mn—
Miss Currie White is spending a fall
3806' event Saturday and
hd " :1 New York.
i mm
Frederick Burritt has returned
a visit in Southport.
Miss Cubic, of Bridgeport, has been
the guest of Mrs. Joel defrey.
Rudder-loll sake lulled his mother
In Crass Iiiggway or: Sundlty.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Cures. spent
last week in Woodiawn N. Y.
’ Alfred Oakley. of Spring Valley.N
Y., in the guest of Lindsiey Corsu.
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Miss May Hamllton. of Norwuik. is ,
spending a week at her home here
The Norlield Aid Society will meet
on ltrldny evening with Mrs D. 0
Chase
we” ‘
Miss Maude Lockwood. who has
been quite in with stomach trouble.
is better.
0. Warren Bradley, who has been ill
for several weeks. is now suffering
from an abscess in his head.
Rev. and Mrs. J L. Shively will
leave town on Monday next for a
month' s vacation in Chambershurg, Pu.
Miss Ruth Weed. of Newtown ave-
nue, Not-walk. has been spending a
few days with her (ousin Miss Eula:
Ferris.
new caution.
Miss iurn Raymond visited friends
in Smith Norwalk yesterday.
David Peterson the young son of
William Peterson lhrI barber, is ill of
pleurlsy.
Harry Kaiser who was threatened
with congestion of the lungs, in report-
ed boiler.
William Schmidt, been
is able to
who has
be (illL again.
E J. Brown. the butcher. has pur-
:hnsed a line collie. to replace the
dog belonging to Clarence Voucher.
which he killed Sunday.
1.. M. Olmstead the aged caretaker
'if inkevlew Cemetery. ls confined to
the house with a cold which threat-
ens to develops into something more
serious
TRYING To END BUILDING TRADE
TROUBLE.
NEW YORK. .isn. 3l.—-Elght: of the
largest unions in the building trades
headed by the Bricklayers, have made
an appeal to the general nrbirmtlon
board of employers and the unions in
call a. special meeting to end the pm
sent building trades trouble. This was
tgrced to and the meeting will be
held tomorrow evening. The proposi
'ion to be submitted it is said will be
but of the Housestniths shall return
:1 wotk pc ndlng arbitration and wulle
their contention that Post and McCcird
no in the American ilrldge (Tom-
puny.
The unions at the back of the pre-
sent lll()\8ilit:l‘il fear a pound upheaval
iu the building trades if the employers
continue the employment of the
Honor-smiths on the open shop Dian.
They are working under the urbitra»
(ion agreement but general strikes in
which they will be involved will be
sure to occur. they say. unless the
housesmitlis are recognised.
iNSPECTED CONGRESSIONAL Ll-
BRARY.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.——-’l‘he mem-
bers of the imperial Chinese commis-
sion spent. their last day here in rinib
ing the Congressional Library and
the capitol. During the foreman
hours they inspector] the library.
Luncheon was served in the library
and after that the members went
across to the capitol. where they first
attended the meeting of the Senate
and then paid a short. visit. to the
House of Representatives. The two
chief commissioners and their suite
are expected to leave for New York
tonight.
PROF. STARR STUDYING PYGMIIO
CHICAGO, Jan. 31.~i’rof. Frederick
Blarr. the University of Chicago anth-
ropologist. who set out for Central
Afrlc::. last September. to study the
pygmies. has entered the jungles of
the Dark (‘ioniinout and lmmm his
searches. Yesterday a letter was re-
ceived from him by ilobert 5‘. Bold
win, a student. it. was dated Decem-
ber 12. and was mailed on December
17 at Leopoldvliie. which is L200 miles
inland from the east. coast.
Prof. Starr intends to spent a your
in the study of the pygmiou and other
tribes.
PARCEL FOOT AGREEMENT.
B’i‘OCHOIJM. Sweden. Jun. (IL—An
agreement. providing for the establish-
ment. of a parcel post at. cheap rates
helmet: Sweden and the United Stu-
tes has been concluded. it becomes
effective tomorrow.
Ailmnown
rumour-mum- 441mm”-
WW
.8 Milanese-8.
gidéeth Of a sister is December was a
still to her 6nd 6110
,5 . .
was We!) PHARMACY
,. Proposing”
WEATHER’DBAED FEONH THE LUM«
RM
U'i‘ICA, N. Y. .. Jun. :il.—~A summer
within a winter hns'losi its charm for
many of the residents of Northern
New York. Lumberlng operations
hove been; given .up because of lack
of snow and now the managers of the
big mills which employ practically all
of the population of Tapper Lake an-
nounce that. unless there is real will.
tor and plenty of snow within the next
two weeks the mills will of necessity
be cloned and will not be run during
the coming summer. .
If thou prepare for preterm in dry
weather. it will suvedhee much diu-
comfort. and thou muyest, also enjoy
the storm.
of us you buvc‘ the‘satlsfuctlon of
knowing you are getting goods that
are thoroughly reliable. Also you
have the advantage of getting very
reasonable prices for merchandise of
this superior grade. We want your
custom and will make every effort to
serve you satisfactorily.
Give us a chance to prove that this
is the place to buy i‘furniture. wheth-
cr you pay cash or wish credit.
I J. INIIVINEI: SIN,
134 Washington st. 1.80th Norwsltz
Ducross.
b‘rostllsh ............... 5 lbs. for 25c
Market Cod ................... tic lb.
Spanish Mackerel ............. illc lb.
White llulibut ................ 12c lb.
Steak t‘od .................... i2c.
Sliced Salmon ill in.
Smoked Salmon ............... 124' lb.
Lake White Fish .............. 104' lb.
Haddoi-k 7r lb.
Opened Round (‘iutns and Oysters
.......................... :liic qt.
All other kinds of Fish ut rttasonnbie
prices,
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, PROP.
South Norwsik.
III.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN e
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect November 13, 1905.
LEAVI SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.:-18 68!, 6' 82!. 6:461, 5:182.
6:.:,50566 7:.:.40818 8:.48 8:081.
9: 3.8! 8: 60. 10: 501:. 11.: 06. 11:17x.
P. M.--1:2 49!. 1:05. 2:051, 8:87.
4: 283.5 5:45. 6. 01:. s: 34. 6: out, 7.17:.
8:001. 8:521. 10: 82.
lundeye.
A. M.-12:52:. 5:821. 5:45!, 6:55.
8:421.
P. M.—-2:58x. 8:051, 5:45. 6:012.
7:28. 8:00x. 8:28x. 19:52:. 10:14.
NEW YORK FOR COUTH NORWALK
A. M.-4:50. 5:50. 6:50. 8:00x. 8:08.
8:40x. 14:00:. 8:021. 10:02:. 10:05.
i1:00x. 11:03.
P. M.:—-12 08:. 1: 04. 2: 00!. 8: 55.
8:81: 8: 441:. 4: 08. 4. 32.6 5. 02: 5: 08.
5. 25 ii: 00x. 6: 03. 6:58 8: 021:.
8: 88, 11: 00:, 12: 00:.
Bonds
.5. M.:--0 00. 7: 80. 10' 02!.
P. MM: 05. 5: 04, 6:00x. 8:022.
11:008. 12: 008.
SOUTH NORW‘AéJ‘ 1’04le
A M.:—12 08x. 1:213. 1: 55!. 5: 16.
7: 28. 8' 20. 8: 111:. 10 01x,11: 111, 11: 43.
Melts: 06x 1: 20. a: 10x. 4: as.
5' 10. 5. 28 6. 08!. 5: 81. 7:10;, 8: 08:.
8: 22. 11:2
bridge rt, in addition to shove.
lane-16, 4:86 6.71 28,
Ian days.
A. 152—18 10:. 1: 81:. 1:55;; 6: 16.
8:11 11:11:.
P.14.--6:48.7:10s;6:06:.
IOUTH NOIIWALK 'i'o DANIUIIY.
A 55—4120. 8: 65: 8:58. .
P. Dir-*1: 25’ 4: 88:8; 5:15. 6:10. 7: 17.
Dsnbur to“ utilNorwsik.
A, 11,—; ,7:85:. 8:11, 10: 08:
11:4
tam-41881.62”. 6: 46.
tongue to Osnbury.
. .4:
1" “Tamika Neiwsttt.
AM
Poflwf'g‘l‘ifli "‘
t...“ value A.
‘ knead eangin Adostrrn'eda
. tlon Works this morning.
.- ed control,
“M001
Bonito:- W Reduc-
broke out about midnight and resist-
ed all efforts of the firemen until at
2 o'clock It. had enveloped the con.
centrates. At 2:45 the firemen gain-
snvln tin: engine house.
with valuable mac tinery and the shiel-
ter plant. A. ll. Wel'hy. local mann-
ger for Senator Clark estimates the
ions at half a million dollars. oniy par-t
lolly inuuicd The plant wil be rebuilt
as soon as possible. ‘
80181408 13:18th
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ALWAYS meanness THE
STRENGTH.
Aflrossonablo amount‘ of food thor-
oughly digested and properly assimilat-
ed will always increase the strength.
if your stomach Is a “little off” Kodoi
Dyspepsia Care will digest what you
out and enable the digestive organs to
assimilate and transform all foods into
tissueimiidlug blood. Kodol relieves
sour stomach, .Iielcbing. Heart Burn
and all forms of Indigestion. Palatin-
ble and strengthening. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy. "
There are two classes of people;
those who get rich without owrking,
and those who work without getting
rich.
Poor Eyesight
CANNOT BE CURED. BUT IT CAN
BE VERY MUCH: RELIEVED BY
THE USE OF A
Willsbiioll Light.
WE ARE FULLY SUPPLIED WITH
A NUMBER OF DESIGNS WHICH
CAN BE SUITABLY SELECTED FOR
ANY USE.
CALL AND RECEIVE THE BOOK-
LET
F‘I Little Talk on Gas”
YOU WILL THEN SEE WHY YOU
NEED ONE.
0“.—
fliiiiii. III I: lighting Iii.
Phone 08.
The “Ever Reads”
Safety Razor
HAS SEVEN BLADES.
Si'PERlOR TO ALI. OTHER MAKES
AND CAN BE STROPI‘EI)
AND l-lONlCD.
Price. $1.00.
AT
Charles E. Dow’s.
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 157-2
EVERY LADY’B DRESSING CHAM-
BER.
should be equipped with s 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. also
in; apartment or first floor toil t
room? its presence would afford you
the higest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent mo-
ohnntce. honest and reliable.
Horace R. flash,
OORNIR MAIN AND weer 61'...
Death Hem-lit. Conn.
at ,.
portion at
Creamed) Butter
270 per lb.
21 lbs. (lllANiiLA'l‘IiIl') SUGAR. . .7100
upon nods .............. 25:: dozen Headaches
:1 cans nanny JUNE nuns ...... 2:..-
li (runs (‘lillN
3 cans VAN CAMP‘S SOUP
A. S.
24 COTTAGE Aviation
pr
.,
.. ....... ........ 25c
......... :it.
EAST NORWALK. CONN
Telephone Cali 223—3.
255 a box.
for Colds. Nourakll
If {on Here Not a
Comfortable Home.
why don't you have a comfortable ‘
room? Hosted by steam with hot and
cold water. bath and all the comforts
Every
thing new and upon- -to date. Rooms by
that a man or a lady wants.
the day or week. Prices moderate.
CENTRAL HOTEL.
Corner of Monroe and Chestnut Bts..
J. DISESA. Pron.
Bill Illiliiiit BANK
A court-i NORWRLK, CONN.
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TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL
3100. 000.00
——_.
sURPLue AND PROFIT!
3173.5 00.00
__.—...
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pres.
JACOB M. LAYTON, CIIfller.
—.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joeler R. Mervin
Christian swim John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
.1. Wallace Mervin
OLO'rHiNo, shoes Ami: '
Funmsumoe. .
11 North Main Street. South N
w.
Fine Building Lo
IN NORWALK PARK
For sale at'vcry low figure
Restricted Property.
For prices, particular and terms.
Address
Jacob M. Layton. ..
REAL ESTATE AGENC}? ,
5 Railroad Ave. SO. hm‘ .
litre Your Planting Done liigltm"
I desire to make it known that l l: 6‘
opened a plumbing shop and Will (I
all kinds of plumbing, tin work, 8 ‘ '
and gas fitting.
ARTHUR 1'. amnion}
5 Monroe Street.
olt‘: 6m.
‘ FRANK c.
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Directos
end Embslmer.
to Merit: Main It.
Residence, 6 Washington Itrost.
Telephone st house. 184-!
Couth Hot-walk.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
HOT WATER,
AND
GAS FITTING.
THE new
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our rooms a special feature.
and Electric Light: throughout.
ery room heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Cafe in connection.
Gas '
Ev. .
A full line of Ackcr, Merrill ‘1' Con
dit CO. e celebrated Wines, Liquors end
Cigars always on hand.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone Call. 385—8.
Gold Wall Papa:
AT COST.
if you intend to paper your home
this spring you will reap :1 benefit by
buying your wall paper now.
Wall Papers at cost in order to make
room for new goods.
you take the profit. l
Our Paper Hangers understand hang-
ing wall paper.
Crockery, Lamps, House Furnishing
Goods, Painters’ Supplies.
TO ORDER.
Window Shades, Picture Framing.
OPECIAL.
Cloth Window Shades with Fringe.
250; White Curtain Poles, with Fix-
tures, 100.
Printing, Paper Hanging, Sign Point-
lug.
L.H.nEcKER,
67 Washington direct;
Tel. Con.
m John: a. 1.1mm:
activates i 4
ALL msunnuos. nest. borers
.mon'ronotze. NOTARY. strum
soar nature In re louse.
, 1’s 66213.5:
PAT N EU:
I 80054 “Mal." AIR REIT;
ls Monroe or... south lam...
M
:.. 5,,
We are
closing out. our entire stock of Gold
Buy now and
South Not-walk.
mm“: "[810
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
Telephone 1373.
South Norwalk, Conn.
2 .
Life Is a Chance.
Life Insurance is a dead certainly.
Begin the New Year by insuring with
F. H. FIELD, General Agent,
United Bank Bldg. 50. Norwalk, Cd
Telephone 336—5. '
I847 1905--
PLUMBING AND STEAM .
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVEC AND RANGE.
CLATE AND TIN noorillc.
Gas end Btssm Fitting.
In Fixtures. Metal Coiling,
Hsv. you seen our sleek 18.
RICHMOND RANGES
THE JONES a Ho'rOH .
COMPANY.
17 WALL eraser. uo'thA‘
Wall _
Paper.
Our stock of new goals III
is a little larger then ever _
, .
Wonderful how low you
buy nice goods here. You
we do the work in the very
msnner. '
We have taken s good , .
contracts for house palm“
will be glad to submit
your work. .1 1... _
We try to carry in s - ~
thing you need for the -~.
of your house Inside 61'
lie must on:
Norwalk Chronicler