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i henever you, re the. lily.
not exactly nle gunned fill a
Jutit caught cold. remember that my
Manure Cold “Tablets will care you
always. while well-known house rem-
edied frequently tail to do so.
mammal,
mama . . -
Bridli“ Piiarmacu
a. monotone.
or The Sentinel, a letter box bu‘ been
plltced on the bridge near Hefner’s
ntiwe store. » Iteme for publication are
collected daily. , They should be sign-
ed by the writer,
good faith..
no “on evidence of
M. =1... Maen-;-,spent yesterday in
lit‘ldg‘eport. .
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Miss Marjorie Lewis, of Westport,
has been visiting" friends here.
Mrs. Charles D. Grimm. of East avc.
nuo. spent. yesterday in New York
city. . "
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Work in nearly completed on the
addition being erected to thc Crescnt
llnu Ildry.
Rev. C. M. Selliack'rwill preach to»
marrow morning at Christ church in
Van Zandi street.
The steamer Mildredlo‘f the Radel‘
Oyster Company has gouc to 'I‘ottcu-
ville. 1.. l., for repairs.
This morning the entire harbor was
covered with a. thin skim of ice which
well attested cold weather.
A
Revcilnlfidis' W. Davis will preach to-
morrow at the Advent Christian
Church on the subject. "That. Blessed
liopo.“ * '
A now oxprehs which has been plac-
ed on the Cole's Electric Express line
in charge of Richard Erwin the local ,
flilill’lflgPi‘.
Quarantine has been removed front
tho home of Mr_ and Mrs. Samucl
Holly. whose children bavo been ill
with dipthcria.
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Miss Carrie Carpenter will lend tho
meeting of the I‘lpworth lmaguc to-
morrow. The subject will be "A Info
’i‘IItIl Is :1 Trust."
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A. meeting of the Junior Banh was
held last evening at. tho East Art-nut-
Methodist Church. Silas Sherwood act:
od as chdcr and the met-ting was a
most. prolitublc and interesting onc.
A meeting of tho Ischods Club was
held last cvoniug at. their clubltousc
on Washington street.‘ The evening
was spent in the regular routine ot‘
businesa. 'I‘wo applications for Incin-
~‘ii9l‘h‘lllll wore received.
William Brown has the misfortunc
to have one of his feet ct‘usbcd
while moving Ilic fleets of Mayflower
Hook and Ladder Company on Wed- .
holiday night. front the old truck IIousu
to the new one. Ho is able to bubble
about on it howci'cr.
W
The liadei oyster steamer Droud-
naught lost II shaft and propeller Wod-
nesday. 'i‘IIc steamer was lit work‘
inside the Hog Island buoy and “it!
uonthor bcing rather foggy probably
not a iittlc off her course and it is be-
Ilovoti struck a'llun'ken wreck. She
was towed to Bridgeport yesterday
whcro a now whool and shall will be
inalallotl.
When tbc oystcr steamer Mildred
urrivcd at tho wharf yeslorduy ni‘lcr~
noon, after IIr-r trip across Ilto Sound.
who looked as It who bad Just, made
port after an Arctic explorng cxpodi-
lion. Silo was covered with ico. from
stem to atom. The wottther out In tho
sound was very sloppy. and the spray
which broke IIIIIIor her bows was
blown high over her“ pilot hottso.
Wherever the spray struck it from
instantly and gave to tho wIIoIc craft
a coating of too which marb- u very
picturesque sight.
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IA'ponte for m lvelilh DeMIneIrlh
dowoyton, ere Model-lo Lockwood.
Elwood Inadwoy and Charles Potty.
Ordere lent to any of the above will
mdlve prompt. due on;
Two large oil hip-gen nrc being un-
loaded at Wlluon'n ‘Polnt.
”m. MM
Mrs. A. G. Sanford. of Hood street.
and Mrs. Emma Furnutn, of Seymour
nvenuo. South Ntll'Wlllk, called on
friends in Romy-ton. Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pepper and
1 daughter. who have been spending
1 some time in Atlantic City. New Jen
an , have returned to their home in _
ho nylon avenue.
'f‘ho skating In good again on all
thelemill ponds. but the Ice on Chm
mule pond is n p at of sufficient.
thickness to supp rt the weight. at a
large party with 041wa
me. Susie‘aodl'roy. ottlowuytoa. is
rtlhrenetit Im'“;'m°u':m losing",
, a
it much: ‘ 110 5%? new”.
will“! it Inuwyhnind‘towed to culprit}!
a, £1. .,_. ‘ “5‘ .W‘.# f‘ ”a... w
. '3; “Lfiomeev-‘n W», flea.
‘5 _.. » . s .t
n plant, .0116 to.
‘ 90,,an donut-noted" limbo,
4
.. out... an attraction:
Bill ‘ liilliili“
- ' James Smith, the hallway employed
by Frederick Iii. mckwm, was held
up by h (10;. this morning, and the on:
nine molt a. place out: at one tit-James“
stockings before hoodlum break may.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick] .
wood. or Railroad ‘a‘venue. ‘entertelned
a‘party of friends lull. 'I‘hurndoywevem
and -\ refreshme
, ‘ p ntqucre served during
the evening.
‘The ‘tru'ésts present he
eluded Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Sanford.
. Mr. and Mrs. William Fuhrmau, Mr.
and Mrs. "I‘ltopdoro Neuendorf, Mine
. Lillian Neuc‘nd‘ori’,‘of South Norwalk,
ruin Miss Hazel Ferris, of Rownylon.
Rowayton Baptist” Chin-chi Rev.
Frank 0.. Brown,
.10:30 a. m. and 7:301). 111.. sublet
. morning, A Lilo Giving Force; even-
ing topic, A 'I‘Imcly Message. Igord's
Supper follows evening service; he
. caption of new members at morning
Rownyton Hose. Company
and Reliance Hook and Ladder, Com-
pany will nttehd’ the evening service:
Sunday school, 11:15; .Iunior Christian
Endeavor. at. 3:30. led by Miss Clara
M. Ito mend; 0:15, union meeting of
Eptvor I [league and Christian “Endeava
or in Methodist Church:
t teeth Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Thurs-
‘ ay evening. Happy
pasmr~Servicee
' Lil‘dleh’ Aid
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3““.tli'tut... "0......
anyltilld lilr size - .250
Waitei‘ IBaker'e Cocoa,
Large Bottle Blue Label Catsup,
Strictly Fresh Egg}, .. ‘
RobertSmith
Phone 251-0. ‘ ‘ '
30¢ per doz.
Rowoyton, Conn.
lock:
20:
The
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agento tor the Evening Sentinel. In
are Arthur Binuoon. and Wei mes.
ei‘er. omen not to either at
reoei‘ve prompt atten-
tho »- above will
For the benefit of the reeidento of
Uhrien, a news bulletin board and let-
ter drop box have been placed in front
of Allen’s Drug store.
personals and advertisement: will be
collected each afternoon.
publication, but as a guarantee of good
faith, all items must be signed.
News itemo.
Not for
Mrs. Edward llindlcy is seriously
ill at her homo with pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. I". Cantrell arc
prmul parents of an cight pound boy
born this. \Vcck.
A mootiug of the Friday aflcruoon
Club was bold yesterday at tho homo.
of Mrs, Iialph llIntIon.
There will be a meeting of Eagle
Hook and lauldcr Company no.“ Mon"
tiny night lli. the truck rouuc.
Governor lloborls has upprovcd tho,
I'cuuisition upon the conIptroiII-r of
A. B, llecrs, treasurer of tho Soldlcrs'
Home Hospital board. for $5.000 for
the care of sick and
Homer Blrchard. who is now tclo-
grnpb oporntor in New York. Itnrcod
to send Harry iIiIulicy, a wireless mos-
oagc when he was {.00 miles out on his
ocoun voyage, and tho rot-lull Is awnit~
(‘tl with Intcrohl.
A series of sermons by
F‘rcoman. onlillcti “Stepping Stones to
lliuhol' 'i‘hlugs" will 01‘ Ilrlivrrml in her family removed early in her child-
lII M. ii). Church hoginning Sunday
morning, Rob. 4. Mr. Freeman's hull-
jot-I noxt. Sunday ovcninu will ho “A
Mortgage on tho li‘uturc.‘
A vory picasaut dance and social
was held last orcuinu in Noroton by
tho Int-tubers ot‘ \‘oluntoor Hook and
'l‘IIcI'o was a bingo
IIIteIItlltnI'o and till onioyctl iIIo occa-
A lino lunch was
servotl during the ovenlug‘ and n musi-
cll uIId Iiiornry program was rclIIicr~
IAIdtIor cmnpuny.
Next Tuesday night tho Voluutot-rs.
of Noroton. will givc tIIo tnotnhoru of
Magic [look and Humor Company II
chowdcr Isuppcr. as a result. of the M4
.oont. pcnochlc tournament which who
.won by tho Illusion.
was held last. your hotwrou ihosc two
‘ companion. IIIIII Illusion wot-c tho win-
ln the two thumbs
by taking 00 names
A inurnttmcnt
tiers at that time.
month they won
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“the dance of the Jolly man. which
was held last Thursday night in the
Town Hall. was lho."bllgest, succuhn
Many of the dances whicifthls
IIIr-ornitnloutiou has held this or tor.
uhtl allvheva been very human fut.
notwtthlltuttdlng the fact that the or-
oution‘ idpracticallly‘ a new ‘
Juiusio‘was furnished by All .
tir‘tltli'll momma. and a line lunch will
'i‘hera veto!
front South Nurwaik, . orwnllt. Htuln» J0"
ford. Woelport and other plat-cs.
wmrronr
Indie-l- "‘
Agbnfl’for the Ivonlnp IIntIneI. In
filament and Wm.
not to either of the
will tantalum attention.
‘3’. (“FHL‘E‘J IW 10A; ., .
it 1:10 "Joelle“ le melting “mic Staph
infill“ visit with, 3| itillternlu Hero poets.
“ month.
snout pat-lion
i All In In randlhetle tor the lien:
-. Church fair to be. Militia 'i‘ouuot opera
houoekon the empihfftoblppry 0.57
' ‘ < .. > m t, . .
. on .il‘ ..l’”~,l3;: ”A it
rt "Ifi ”via-.4» nesting»; ...i;..r_;,i,,..tm
tho W. Habenicht. of New York
man.
atoll.
ptb
noon.
' mun.
hill-
.lv
.t
or,
pad that good will raised
to ensure the new building.
’i‘here is a hint that enterprising par.
tine are plaunlnpto establiph a motor
ext‘aummer from Hawthorn
> .‘hu‘s Ilue‘ .
3 The PM? should
‘ . ,itlr’ifltot
ho from: is. ‘t‘. ‘
The probating of the will of the late
Samuel 0. Hendrix, of Weston, Satur-
day. will be but a. matter of form as
there is little personal property and no
real palate to dis
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‘4;th estimated“ or ‘repairinz and
painting your auto.
new garage.
1.. M. Wright's
'i‘her‘etr‘u‘r‘o bright proapectu‘
Greens Farm: reverting to the really
11‘”..an was mu .9 aye no u ar roller, twat; homomyehrs ago.
y a: d' Wan moans ,rihd libe'rulity. the inn
there can become a‘aoclu'i chiller and
the beauty of Its aurroun‘dihfls “will
serve to attract tho very best class of
summer boarders.
means very much and we can ill of-
fort to lose any opportu
courngingcomhrs. ‘
for ,
The season there
The thermometer registered 80 in ‘
thc shadotut 2 p. In., January 531.
Mrs. Louis Ambler. of Norwalk.’ was
. Mi's.Ge.or _
Hour service at the g’uhst’T gen
try and Wednesday of
Mrs. H. G. Thomson. .
'l‘thvening'EWhist t‘Club met. last
week Friday evening at. the home 0f
Charles Godfrey. in Cannon.
The Rev. W. E. and, Mrs. Hooker ‘ .
entertained the Junior Auxiliary at Willi the blond streaming “'01“ it Cl"
the rectory. last Saturday afternoon. “ONES thomiddle 0' “‘9 back 9' “it"
Candlemus‘Day dawned bright and
20° clear, indicating a period of severe
wontlfir before the opening of spring.
secretary ' of" the American
Board of Missions spent Sunday at
the Congregational parsonage. as the
guest 01‘ Rev. Mr. Hart.
A rehearsal was held In'Cnnnon Hall
Tuesday evening in preparation for a
future dramatic entertainment. it hot
lug desired to raise'funds. for tho erec- caged 1“ helping run 933801800 “W
rcm- mill or ,12-horsc-power used In cutting
firewood. He was directedto oil the
machine and as ho did so the heck of
his hand pressed against. the saw
whose keen teeth out through the ten-W.
alstorEy’esiglIt
tion of horse sheds on
The Reading Circle mot Thursday
afternoon at. the home or Mrs. 'I‘, F.
The members of this club are dons and mi” through “It! bone.
‘As It result of this accident the boy.
will have only the [partial use of bid
hand during the remainder of his life.
The tendons are too badly cut to he;
pulled together so that they can knit
Gilbert.
invited to meet next Thursday at. the
home of Mrs. Horace R. Nash. South
Norwalk. ‘
A church luncheon will be held at ‘ ,
the Conurogaiional chapel next Well and tburbe Or any 1180-
nesdny. to enjoy a social afternoon ”
and hear the report of the nominat-
All members of the
church and congregation are requested
to be present.
lug committee.
him; Fluifiuh
of Mrs. ii. in, Chlcheater. Four tables Wholc Salmon my
wcrc tilled, guests being present, The BOILED LOBSTERS SATURDAY.
prizes wcro won by the following suc-
cessful players:
Thomson: socond. Misti Mary F'. Greg—
ory; third, Miss Folsom; fourth. Mra.
Fruult (‘omstocm flftll.. .
aoi- t‘ucu. and sixth, Mrs. G, A. Duvonport. THE PEOPLI'I riot-I AND ova'rsn
Miss Ethel It. Iictts and Miss Sallie MARK
Adeiurd were awarded guest prizes.
Mrs. R. H.
Miss Louise Smith Cook.
death occurred last week It her Nor.
walk rcsidcucc, was the Iaughtor of
the late Mr. and Mrs, James McCooii.
and was for many years a resident of
Wilton. wht-rc slto'wus highly rospccl.
Mr. ed [or her intelligence and strength
A nutIVc of New York.
whose
of character.
(In removing to
at heart.
lug friends from New York.
Mrs. Edwin Mother's sister, Mrs. undoye. .
lmoring, huh returned homo to Win- A. Ila-4:00 7:80. 10:03!-
00. 0:04. 0:003. 8203:.
IOUTH NONWALK ‘1'0 NIW
HAVIN
A. M.—12:08:. 1:3le 1:00... 0:10.
:13), 8:80, 0:111, 10:01:. 11:11:, 11:08.
Thero' will be ammo in the Metho-
dist. Chapel at 30‘cloclt Sunday uncr-
Mr. ’Forcit has purchnttad a horse
7
from James Bitten the button urocery- s
9
am, ’fllloilifi‘t‘l
on Beymnur attended the dance of the
y Tan In Dorian 'I'hurnday oven-
. ‘Mrh. Chanda
Ethel have returned home from New
York where Mrs. iii
daughter. Mrs. Whltt
fiAnitbrtfiemBouedllct has tlou‘glttll use “A“,
' Wu 0 or one new route ' . . .
p in. puma. all. r. M.—-*8tiidx,0llb.¢:fl.
mire, improve.
dhulthter
this"
,1.
an... " mud"? “ “
1W shtlrfirpriec
party on Wed f
evening. about. A.
sixteen oi how “all attention 1'.
I
0%? i I" “H 1.0 . on. it’ll .- I , .
. ." .. , _, _‘ », ., “-‘." ; .
Me 1.0er" we -
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y
“l l" «1W
ll.
0} ma
received many pretty presents.
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Fairfleld.
treatment.
Wallet
M‘Mtttent or John
m’ohlpyordlwharol
mu employed lot liml‘l . many
can. “.1 had enjoy mullet
_ . ,thllllttyiircuntlll waste»
“1 “it Wilhtiimwrv , unite M11110".
‘ lubed Itlctifireluctliue.btit:het-
, ting no relief. 1 cIIIIIaIIt-d n phy-
_ elohnrtlho [bluntly that l l
. Hed‘Kid Trouble.
y ‘ , ». , . " no. heating a ‘ for motel
WIWMfih quote «011th that Illeteuli of
them b‘oinf ImprovementJ woe tu‘lnnily getting
worse. Ill aly ebmetltluu‘uloro emotive nuntbe
done. At tide time [new the ulverduenwnt of Dr.
David lionnody’e Favorite Romney. I bought. a
bottle. of the medicine. and whmt i lied taken it!
VIII 0013“}? W» .;i Whirlwind use and nut
. NOW, PERMANENTLY WELL,
~foe tide we: may your. intend ’1 have no?“ but
a single symptom of the diocese since. lln Kennedy
to free to tell oIIyono, forlend wide. that i won cum!
ofklih'tey dim-o by or. mud Koqncdy’e 10min»
nity to an- Remedy. And I' rebomnmad ‘Ite' uoa‘td everyone
an: plucked. one. wmatllhllhygluumrm
, , M . , no It
Butternut t in l
.‘ .i. ‘0 '.‘ It . $7.1m t‘:‘
81 emperom ‘Wfll‘gim. ‘
There was selectiohlt On.‘ the grupho—
. 1 phone and litany games were played
the guest of her parents III (.nnnon, by. the young people. Maatcr Louie
last week.
luncheon was sorted at. about 10‘
Oscar Eckland. who has n. position o'cldck. All report a very pleasant.
In Miliiuglon. N. .l., spent Sunday at evenins- ,
his home in Wilton, _ 0- .. .
.- W..."- . TEverett Tyler, of Danbury, is cut- if."
mgr; of Hartford. was tln' timber for strawberry’baakets for
a cw York party, shipping it ,by , ,
freight from Dnrieu. He is now‘get- . ..
ting it out Of Edwin Johnson’s iwoods. »
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YOUNG MAN NEARLMLOBT HAND.
Caught Arm in antelope Saw Mill “in
right hand. nearly severing tilt: hand,
Frank Williams. of Falrfield, wus am.
on to Bridgeport yesterday by his
father. C. W. Williams. 10‘ m the Brad-
ley, Burr Meeker farm in airfield. Ar-
riving at the emergency hospital Dr.
Krausc gave tthe wound a. temporary
dressing after Which the. father took
. his son ,to the Bridgeport hospital for
Frank. who in only 15 years old and
was employed on the farm at a salary
of 80 a month and his board. was en-
prices.
Old Salvation Army Building.
» -:':IoutI0"NomIIu ~
, ”VIII TAN-I. ‘
hood to New England. residing some in 3”.“ November13.1905.
time in LItI-hficld. ‘ _'__,_ y
Wilton their pleasant homo was the LIAVI IOUTI-I NORWALK '0'
house now owned by l’orcy Acker. NEW YO
Miss Cdolt'u life was well"-
A. Dir—4:00. 5:
11:00:. 1t:03.
9:39, 11:00:, 1:00;.
P. II.—-Ii
11:00:. 18:00:.
.“n,6| 0
.1
:2 11:21.
0:11, 1:112. '1
. unmanamfiltitiiti.
1
lunoeyo to Donbury.
. ‘3 ‘t‘ri‘ilér .
am
()pcnod Long Clams and Oysters, 30
H. 0-“ cents a quart.
All other kinds of Fish at reasonable
Eut End of thlnm Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES. DUORDBB. PROP.
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NEW YORK. now HAVEN e
HARTFQIID woman.
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Iustrated by her courtesy and amiable 6'53. on“? ”1:93. 32:?“ gig" gig:
disposition: and 'Ilhe bore many yours 9232'), 656 1;), 0"“,05 '1 ti’lx. '
or III health with Christian puiit'nco. 'P 3,415,“? 3.050 3.0% 3-37
She will be built rcm'emborod nuha do- ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ '
vout eommun cunt 0 St. Mull ew'n . , ,
Church and a «Instant utteudaul'at. 8.001.0an 10'3" .
Its services. also having its welfare lundlyo.
[Funeral serviced were hold A. Afr-18:51:, 5:323, Still. 8:”.
from her into home on Monday. Rev. 9:12:
Rootilly F. Humphries oiliciatiuu. 'I‘ho
Interment won in Hillside Cmnetory. 7:28. 8:001. 8:233. 9:68;. 10:10.
Wilton. Rev. W. E. Iiookcr reading
tho committal.
WEST NORWALK.
4:23x. 5:46. 0:011. 6:134. 0:40x, 7.17:.
P. .M.—'2:59X, 8:061. 6:45; 0:011,
new vault Iron eourI-I NORWALK
50 0:50. 8:008, 8:08.
0.40:. 0:002. 0:05;. 10:02:. 10:00.
P monolingual. 3:002. 2203.
' Mr. and Mrs. Ilror-dlln nt‘ocntortain- ann'x, 3:4“. 4:08. 4:82. 8:031, 6209.
0:25. 0100!, 0:03, 6:08, 8102:.
2. 5:20 0:00;...031. rim, 0:0
' ' Ifld rt Inhddimn to alloy
to Galina all hair P, wl: :45: 4:46, ll”; .'
. . land-ye.
A. Hull“. tltmgglzuu 0:10.
eou'm nonwetu 1940mm“.
v It, It Ay-Mw-outi it it til.
i” :7 ”r .. r. var-unfom’olmuo, 1:17.
Dunbar to loath. Namath.
”Effigy ”39:3“. 10:00:.
ii
.iiti‘ satthlttctton of
khowlnryou III-e ‘gcltlug goods that
are thoroughly reliable. Also you
have the advantage of getting very
of Iii":l yi‘iu haiy’r
reheonablo prices tor merchandise of
thin auperior grade. We want your
custom and will make every effort to
serve you satisfactorily.
‘ (live as a chance to prove that this
Is the place to InIy Furniturepwhcth-
or you pay earth, or wish credit.
A Jilliiiliilillil
:34 winning» or. «South Norwaik.
W
There Is no doubt about
the
attain
tlmometet
biting reliable and accu-
rate.
A full Ilne arenas and
prices always
In stock.
AT
CharlesE. Data’s.
HARDWARE.
no WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 187—2.
3:
CANNOT BE CURED, BUT IT CAN
BE VERY MUCH RELIEVED BY
THE USE OF A
Ilelsbach Light.
rented the house in Cottage Row owu-‘ Splmifih Mackerel ................. i . "
cd by Mr. Hill, oi Norwalk. 'I‘hc ie‘u Wcakiish .......................... Inc WE ARE FULLY SUPPLIED WITH
ant contemplates locating oventualy (:Iscoes ..... . ..................... lot-
In (,‘IIIIIton. whore he has a relative my... \Vhih‘lflg ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, top A NUMBER OF DESIGNS WHICH
who has purchased the old place for- pipkewt ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, to.- CAN BE SUITABLY SELECTED FOR
Invrlr owned by George Chem-r. Smelt ............................. 12c my use:
' ‘ . ‘ Hcrriulz ........................... ' '
Tho Matinee Whist'Clltb was outcr- Steak t‘oII ............. -~ ........... 12c CALL AND RECEIVE THE BOOK‘
tainod Tuesday afternoon at the. home Halibut ....... * ....... 12c LET.
a Little In on at"
VOU W|LL THEN SEE WHY YOU
NEED ONE.
lit-it‘ll”? “—- 57l‘i'l "
tut. Ill itigtliult.
Phone 68.
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EVERY LAOY'B DRESSING CHAM-
. BER.
ehould be equipped with o dainty.
snow white. oneploce “titttntiard” Por-
celain Enameled Lavatory.
. Have you ever stopped to coneidor
how delightfully convenient It would
be to have hot. and cold running water
water In your drooling chamber. sleet»
In. aporttaeat of tiret floor toilet
room? it: presence would afford you
ambient degree at contort.
0 will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumber- ore strictly competent me-
chanice. honest and reliable.
‘.:Y.fh;"u ' 1"": :i .. 4
hence R. Nash,
CONNIR MAIN AND WII‘I' OT...
. “Hamill. Gem.
I IOU
.. : If! y it a To Deli, 608. ‘
. 1 . “We , ‘ .5 ' ’
. . _ . ' * 0 Monroe.” ,. 80 .Nomllo
, “W W. “'3?” Wu” . ' m more
~ M :IEH‘". 6 :33 3.1.? Al I"... ‘ :13?! “H .
w . .» MM « t . Jim}? 9' ”3' z , ,/ . 1 ,i t
WW.W W
270 per Iii.
2t lbs. nt‘lANIIIn'I‘nI‘) SUGAR. . .5100
GOOD EGGS .............. 2r... dozen
3 cans EARLY JIan rams ...... 2hr
' 3 cans CORN ......... . .......... 200
3 calls VAN CAMP'S SOUP ........ 250
. ST u,
in - .-_ .l‘ .c v
m COTTAGE AVENUE,
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone Call 223-«3.
li ' {on Have Not 'a'
Comfortable Home.
why' dan'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-dntc. Rooms by
the day or Week. Prices, moderate.
CENTRAL HOTEL.
Corner of Monroe and Chestnut Sim.
J. DISESA, Prop.
till IIIIIIINAI tilt
doors nonWALK, court. ‘
. ’
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS. ‘
CAli’I'I'AI.~
$100,000.00
m
ouanue AND PROFIT!
317350000
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. VIoo—Proo.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cllfllll'.
__.._._
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewoon Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Jooiar R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Chrlltlan Swartz John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
DAVID W. RAYMOND. '
Funeral Director
and Embllmer.
1| NOrlh Main It. lentil Norwelk."
loeldonco. 0 Washington Street.
Telephone at houu, 18+!
THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA
'ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our room; a special feature. Gas
and Electric Light- throughout. Ev-
ery room heated.
HATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Cafe in connection.
A full line of Acker, Merrill 0. Con-
dlt Goa celebrated Wines, Liquor. and
Clean always on hand.
'1‘. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Telephone Coll. 398—3.
Gold Wall Paper
AT C955.
If you intend to paper your Immc
this spring you wIII reap a benefit by
buying your wall paper now. We are
closing out our entire stock of Gold
Wall Papers at cost in order to make
room for new goalie. Buy now anti
you take the profit. '
Our Paper Hangers understand hang-
lng wall paper.
Crockery, Lamps, House Furnishing
Goods, Paintere' Suppllel.
To ORDER.
Window Shanon, Picture Framing.
' SPECIAL; ,
Cloth Window Shades with Fringe,
250: White Curtain Poise, with Fix
lures, 100:.
Patches, Paper Hanging, Sign Point-
tux.
L.H.DE¢K£R,
n wmunmn ell-lot.
'I‘e'I. Con. 00 h Nor-walk.
mi Janina wattle:
actuate. ..
ALI. INSURANC A! L IOTA?!
neurone“, fag. stun.
IOAT TIDK rho re canoe.
PAT Io ' “
. *e u o.‘
not flutter.
Derelict ,
"' ALB. Cxtiahs
i
250 a bClX. '
for (30103. 'Ncntaldlah “
Headaches.
. A’I‘ . - .,
The «léltfllss Pharmacy. ‘
8 No. MAIN ST.. SO. NOfiWALK.
Mill’s Stills; ..
$10 Suilfit $4.95
Gottlieb’sl
CLOTHING, aHdhs AND.
FURNISHINGS.
11 North Main Street. South Norwaiit.
Fine Building Lilli
IN NORWALK PARK
For sale it very low figures.
Restricted Property.
For prices. particular and terms,
' ‘ Address
Jacob M. Layton,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
5 Railroad _Ave., So. Norv’vail
line Your Punting Dole Right
1 desire to make it known that [new
opened a plumbing shop and will do
all kinds of plumbing. tin work, steam
and gas fitting.
AR THUR E. BENEDICl'.
5 Monroe street. South Norwalk.
016 (int.
FRANK C
VAN scor.‘
PLUMBING.
STEAM. '10
HOT WATER,
AND j
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
Telephone 137-3.
South N orwalk, Conn.
e H
Ltie 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. Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 336—43.
.3... ' ’ zoos.
PLUMBING 'AND STEAM
HEATING. .41
HOT WATER HEATING. 1
HOT AIR HEATING. l
ITOVED AND NANGII, in =
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING. , _.
Ga. and steam Putin... '
III Fixturel. Metal Ceiling. I...
Hey. you «On, our melt
RICHMOND RANGES? . .
THE JONES a Horcnxtss
COMPANY. 1
17 WALL CTREET. NORWAI.
buy nice [code here. You had!
your work. a...“
5—1. ...
Wall
. \
Paper.
Our stock of new goods 11min ’5;
in a little larger than over beforfl
Wonderful how low you but!
we do the work in the very M
manner. . I , , a ‘
w. 1...“. taken I an m
contracts for house pelntludlllfi
will be glad to eubmit W .
Wetrytoeerryinptock‘
thing pounced for the decent
of your home inside,“ out.
E. E.
90. lira 7‘3“." or
vacuum.” 4,.
10 III" or. ,. a.‘ '
when; a
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