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pitfall: and continuum one am of t
standard strength. Vour‘iprooarlptlonl
will be accurately and carefully oom—
pounded and Just no your ‘phy clande-
alres. . w i .- .Jutllli“
of The Sentinel, a Iott‘orbox has been
placed on the Midget-near Hefner's
news store. Itemn’ for, publication are
collected daily. They‘uhould be sign-
ed by the writer as an evidence of
good faith.
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.larob Brown has returned after a
visit to New Jersey. “
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Miss Annie Sacthlcr, of Boston, is
‘ visiting friends in this place.
licclic Gamble has the contract for
a lino residence to be erected in Mt.
Vernon.
Mrs. ll. J. .Gillospio, of Hartford. is
visiting S. S, Naphey; 'of East Nor.
\vnik, '
l4}. liryant, rated 100, and A. Day.
rated 95, will play tonight in the liai-
m-r pool tournament.
Miss Alice Reynolds continues quite
ill at her home in Fort street, suffer-
ing with quinuy sore throat.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lovejoy, of Bonn-
dirt Farms. Mother and child are do-
ing nicely.
Rev. James W. Davis today sent a
number of Sentinels containing ac-
counts of the revival services to mis-
sionariou in China.
Rev. 1”. S. Ainnworlh will have
t'hltl'gv of the regular weekly social
service at the Advent Christian
Church on Thursday evening of this
week.
A new elevator is being installed in
tho Hanoi Oyster Company's shop. to
aid the bouillon dopartmt‘ui in its
\\orh. 'l‘hc nun-ninety fur the “WW Public Service of S, (.‘olf‘ax, E. W. Mnr~
tor arrived. this morning.
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The many persona who attended the tingration of Chicago, Sheahan and
lvvim'es of Rev. Mrs. M. MrKiuull‘y Upton; American Antiquities, .loulah
Will“ Wt‘tlkfi ago Will bi? pleased ‘0 l’ricst: .lohn'n Biblical Archaeology.
- 'l‘. C. lipham; Gold Foil. ’l‘imotby rl‘it.-
comb: The Following of Christ, Tho-
lllllS A. Kcmpis; ’l‘bc Autumn Holidays
learn that. she soon intends to re
turn and deliver some more lectures
in the near future.
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The condition of Mrs. Charles I.
Iiandlcy. of Strawberry Hill, who has
born in poor health the past. throc
months, does not improve in the least
lung: trouble being the cause. Her
many friends hope that spring will
bring her better health.
m-”
Rev. James W. Davis In it) prom-h
in Waterbury Wednesday night. He Best Elgin Creamery
will go from there to 'l‘orringtnn.
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RobertSmlth
Phone 551-6. Rowayton. coon.
whore there will be a meeting and con
volition of the Sunday School and
Loyal Workers Associations of“ the Ad
vent Church of Conttcctiont. on 'l‘huruv
day. Others from East Norwaik who
\viii attend lil'ti Harry Nickoraon, Otto
. Bonn; and Miss Eli-lie Fox.
(innit-actor Leslie. Gamble has nearly DARIEN A D NOROTON.
romplclcd tho rebuilding of his boat.
which baa boon going on all winter.
Tho onulno arrived Saturday and will
ho inaiallcd in a abort lime. At‘ir
that then- will lit! little to do except
to paint the craft and put hcr iu the “on,
Which The bot-ti in much improved In
appmrant-c from having been It'lllllll‘
card. and will ho very well adapted 1
Mr. (lauihlr‘a nontlu.
-
day. it p. m.. bnainoun meeting of hip-
worlh Imumto in church parlor: 'l‘uuo faith. all Items mutt be “9"“-
day, 7:45 p. "L. ovungflifliic meeting. m...
"’ Mr. anti Mru. Hnnl‘ord Smith. hur-
Icn. will celebrate their hilvor wetl-
All who have signed carda or otho
when nxprcm-a-d a Illll'puliti to become
Christians are onpoclaliy roqncltlcd lo illllii. March it.
la- prramn at llllt-l taunting. Wotlne
day, 7:45» a. m.. ahort‘aermun; 'l‘hurfi- The round people at Durinu will
day, 724:» p, nt., church prayer lncob
inn: Friday, 71-15 p. on. Junior Ilund twnday. February 21,
will moi-t inc, prlnmry room. it will WM
be an aura mutating for men and boys.
'I‘ho public are cordially Invited to all
thcae arrvicea.
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For NUHIII limo Rocco Nh‘tro, who .....
t-midurta a thlt‘! making‘ahop at the
trolley inaction, has been much an-
noyed by boys and young men. who
have been in the habit of throwing
utonea against the building. 0n illt- pneumonia.
nrday night a watch was kept, and . 1. . .
two young men. one of: them neven-
“3°“ 3'93"! 01 “M”. and th“ 0W" 39M” will take place February 19. Milan
"9911. panned along. TWO stones 3““‘91‘1'Bngga formerly rcaided in Norotou.
”1" building. TM man 0,11 Watch 8"" Her proapoctlvu husband in a rising
filliltith 0110 0' "IO ““an went (3:0 ’young lawyer,
‘ o l ,
nhtirc road. The hitter. ruthervprltlcu
Itimuelt on his runningobilttlus. and
gave a uncut-intuit; t his narrator.
way and the cthorwurtt down
to Officer
in)! in ' ituittih. Ill
tbwzwn rancid .
my. line.“ will arroll, ., ,
_ M .1 ‘ ”rundown, ,1 ll. talentlly an, to Illa
Thai. . ., ,. id‘- flmhtiic tract! character doth/e 'ia ham .
1. « * ill mum; titre , ' ’
.. ’dmyton. an From“
‘ ‘ day and Sunday.
Strictly Fresh Eggs f27c doz
Good Case Eggs - - 20¢ doz
Granulated Sugar - - - 5c lb
an Therm Manuel. .In
1 , brawn
Elwood amadway and: , agony.
order. «at to any-of tho above will
twelve prompt attention.
. The Git-hr pilot-alum (piano will meet
Monday evening at, the homciof Mimi
’llieatricc DeWatera. ' '
cur-v
The Tokonekc Corporation utillihau’
a large forcc of menworking on the
Well at the shore property.
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Alcx. Raymond expects to complete
. filling his ice house today. He had .
Company, in to give a. dance in To»
qnet Opera Hinton and the event. pro-
bably the last. important one belore .
heat, will attract largely. '
. alargc force of men working Satur-
. Carl Raymond. of New Haven, spent
Saturday and Sunday. at his homo on
the West Side. l-Io resumed his study
dies at Yale College, today.
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Mica Minnie Salton, of Raymond
street. who has been spending two
months in New York, Brooklyn and
Jersey City. Is expected to return home
this afternoon.
-(let estimates on repairing and
painting your auto. L. M. Wright's
new garage. -
ltowayton Hone Company's flag is at
half-natal on account» of the death of
Charles DoKiyn, of Danburg, who was
an honorary member of the company.
The flag will remain as a mourning
emblem for thirty days.
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Miss Clara Raymond, oi' the Daricn
road. was in New Haven, Saturday, and
witnessed the basketball game be-
twcen the students of the New Haven
State Normal School, and the New
York S . Normal school. the latter
'winain y a scene of twenty-two to
sixteen.
Allcn Ilauchoy. the day engineer at
the pumping station of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
who was badly Injured several days
ago by a. car door falling on his head.
and cutting it open, has since been
troubled with pain in his shoulder.
which is now very severe;
The following books Were presented
to tho l'towayton Free Library by Mrs.
Andrew .I. Bell. of Rowayton: 'l‘hc
Astronomy of the Bible, 0. M. Mitch-
'l‘eacbers. C. S. Robinson; Chapman's
Sermons, G. 'l‘. Chapman; Spurgeon’n
Sermon-s. C. N. Spudgeon, (2 vein);
The Nature of Evil. I’lonl‘y Jamel-l;
Horn and Beyond, H. S. Carpenter;
'l‘hc Graver 'l‘bonghtn of a Country
Parson; Morality and the State, Sim-
con Nash; Kenneth Forbes; Peg Won
iincton, Chan Reade: Never Too Late
to blend, Chas. Rcadc; The Life and
tin: Aricmus Ward‘s Panorama. Rob-
crtson and Hinnston; The Great (lon-
oi‘ a. Country Parson.
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Isi~ .Mwuwaw
Point.
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Wu: "mi
E. Nail-v" mm
above will rec-Iva
toivNcwark after a visit here with,
triendn. . . ,
tlve position with a concern at Chico-
pco Folio, Mann, . : , -
visiting friends. hero and have returao‘
ed to their home in New York.
for his excellent. work on the 'cello,1
tie is certainly mastering the art and *
deserves the favorable comments bee-
towed on him at tho many musicales
in which he figures. ,
his establishment the “Chamber of
Horrors." With a poor substitute for
glass in the damaged window and
equally poor chances of there being a
satisfactory substitute in the very aea
future, we incline to agree with the
genial postmapler.
tion of being one of the very best
atnatner photographers .in this auction
and her work about the town servo
‘1 good pnrpcSc for those ambitions to
perpetuate the scenes of this village
now and what it ought to be it) years
hence. assuming, an it is hoped We
may, that the 20th century spirit will
infuse more life into the community
than has been evidenced during tho
past. 2?) years.
with Mrs. Anna ltayton, Giotibrook.
the sick list for several days. In much
improved.
movcd to New York for the remain-
. dor oi t'l - winter.
cll: Short Stories for Sunday School H“
of .I. l’. 'I‘hatchcr. in spending the win-
ter in New York.
iy ill. and under lhc attention of I)“.
C. H. Scoviilo.
jourm-ui minding: on 'l‘uvndny, Fob. 20.
from I. to I; p, in.
sun avenue for the new residence of
Augusta Buckley.
pair of stocra to Frank Powers of
Smith Ridge for till).
Agents for the Evening “Minot. In
Dorian, are Arthur Steuben. Ind Wal-
" lace Sharer. Order- nnt to either of
the above will receive prompt atten-
For the benefit of the relidenta of
” Darlcn. a news bulletin board and let-
ter drop box have been placed In front
of Allen'o Drug Store. News Items,
Wcrhly bulletin of! lilaat Avcnnu peruonala and advortlumcntl will be
Mcthodinl Episcopal Church: Mon- collected each afternoon. Nag for
publication, but u a guarantee of good
give a dance at tho 'I‘oWn Ilnil, Wod-
.Iohn Tyler has tho contract for the
remodeling of tho burn for film palate
of Edwin 'I‘rowhrldgcl on“ (lollcndur'c
~Wultor illmdtch. the young and of
Mr. and Mrn. 'l‘hrron Btwllleh. of Main
strata. la Iillil quite ill with lung tron-
ble Which remitted from an attack of
W ‘ .
The wedding of Milan Miriam Bugger
l The Volunteer Hook and Ladder
Company. of Newton. are making
. . ,,plttno for, a enema party and dance.
The chase tacnl.lndettmill«l.he narrow do hp given at their name“, Monday
drew up on the puwundraull'nanllr «eywjngl February 2pm,». .. .
rilltiththim. ilexwuo their turned oimr . ' ”W
Stratum. out watt not our-
t'catud. tin brand Ilium product-d
to guard Milo-.ibllllfiimxfbifai'yl.““flight
Icahn atom: iii“)
a the build;
'i‘huroflrppunrn turnover-rhino dim
I‘Ilt“lh"l‘lnrien HIM-Him mainly «(th
taiauiottvrn will hollow-dim iiccaun for
Jhrh‘u lluggnrty'a aainoa. liagparty
“My than or rdmronnnunl climatic
including t e!» venerable? -. town . , diam.
tilt ”
flat-u ‘ ‘
hcwlpu. cause . 1,
-. Douala he ulctu‘i Wino «has
the alumna . cure. conuilnall
Ask your
on. 25,
drugslst for them.
was'rpom‘. .
Agent. malignant»
" his! will
“It" ,l
prompt mutton. ,1
O. E. Wuuhburn has returned home i
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. "or
H. 8. Wakemaa in lousaumo a lucra.
.1. Drawers. wifoaandvvoa have been
m
Wednesday night Saug‘atuck Hose
.Wllllam Collins in winning favor.
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Politmaster Hal‘rin has christened
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Miss Grace Rogers has the distinc-
’fl-v‘n—‘o-
NEW CANAAN.
Miss Emily Raymond is visiting
Edward Rutledge. who has been on
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l.. ’l‘. Ficlda and family. have re-
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Miss Mabel Thatcher. a daughter
Mrs. D. H. Mend, of Vista. in seriouir
The Board of ltolici‘ will hold an ad-
Excavation in being made in Harri~
William McClellahan has sold a lino
Mina Lorena Taylor, of Talmadnc
Hill, is making a ten days' vlolt with
Philadelphia friends.
R. M. Dorcmns has recovered from
ndcnolda. An operation was pcrl‘orln-
ad by Dr. Edwin O‘Shanghncasy.
l.. M. Monroe has gathered a crop
of from It to I2 inch ice, which is of
good quality and great abundance.
Charles I". llorcl has decided to
contlnnc the barber shop tm'moriy
conducted by his lute lamented fath-
or.
The pool and billard iablca in the
parlors of tho engine-bount- will short
ly ho racuphioncd and placed in good
condition.
Stcphon iii. Stanton, of New York
ban lniton possum-lion of tho honor In
l’arll alrcoi, inst vacutoti by 1.. '1‘. Field
and faintly.
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randy been lot.
Joseph F. Stillman.
Wm my
mystery, untaic and mirth.
ii p, m.
plron.
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Groavenor.
tic, who has been visiting in Brook:
,Iyn with bar, has returned to her
home.
be entertained by Herbert. S. Ogden.
Mr. Ogden is a New York lawyer and
a former resident of this town. Ilia
parents at one time occupied the house
north of tho bank, now owned by ll‘.
A. Dickcrman. The ladies will admit
gentlemen on thin occasion. Mina
Florence I. Fancbor and Mme. l’upo-
Slantz will play a movement from Boc-
thovcim‘ Fifth Symphony arranged
for tour hands. A dellghllnl time is
anticipated.
pointed lire warden by Austin it“.
H‘awes,.,.$t:itc“ Forest Fire Warden.
Mr. Bernadine will have complete juris-
muun tbh paw. Hallu- ng ”ILA" PA.
to Noon Main It. loath Nomlk
aloud (Iberia-hulk:
T turergto deal that it claimed
for it or , your truancy back.
. Cleanlinuuaad canton-h duiml ‘
, byall patron; of refinement. The
- " pinion "of GPIRO POWDER» ll"
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-, 3‘ didn‘t-6M : your hatch: SPIRO’
l POWDER nimply dutroyc the odor. -
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~. ‘ this) .2. . P... .9“ .uh 5999 V ,6 a e ‘ l
f has? ‘32:?” that wmd be . ‘w p I .
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February 23. the Woman's Club will
Arthur 1.. Benedict has been an
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pious
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I not-h “tom II
for o ,dm'rnwanoufu
In RED and 0*]! Mollie box-a. mitt:
vilhlduorihban. out)“: .
Baum-n nub Inton- :3" lulu»
Elf" nil" °’.’.".i' "i““vfiii‘” ‘1' i‘
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a”r~.fic*le.""~a=iir’
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ullhrmlm. ' (Nahum - emIo-H‘n:
DAVID W. almanac.
FuneralDirm .
and Embdmcr.
Incidence. O Wavhlngton 01ml.
Telephone at house. 1!"
3...... of Belief.
Iluard of Relief of the Town of Nor-
wnik will meet at their oilice. Opera
‘lmluo block:
hearing and determining any and all
appeals made to them from the doings
of the asuoasora on the list of 1905.
l-ltll‘li. as a joint board, Wednesday.
February 21, at 4 p. m., for the pur-
pose of abatlng the polls of sick and
disabled persons.
Several coolly ronldoarvn will be
(‘l‘tit'if'tl on tlcnoko avenue, iht- ronilnu
anmnn-r. Several contracts have al» , '
Minn (Barrio Stillman has returned
to New lirilnin after several daynr
vinit with bill parca-tu. Mr. tlnd Mra. .
The third ontortalnmcnt In the “ * «
course to be held in tho (longronailnm
al Church. March ii. will coastal of
r Cut Clean to taproot .
'i‘hc regular monthly meeting of the
Wonntn'n Foreign Minulonary Society .
will be hold at the parsonage of the
M. It). (liturch. Wednesday. Feb. 21, at ‘
John Suliock. of Scott Corners baa
routed hiu homo and will roaldc In
Houtb Norwalk. He will resign an m-
ral mail carrier when lllii contract (no
I The More Scars place, (formerly the
A. K. Comatock pineal Wood ‘tttrcct.
lam boon rented to Rev. Philip (look,
of New York. an animal of Rev. Dr.
the. ~ h , .
comm disposed at
Mitts Maine W. Raymond. mother .
of our townumau, W, 8. Raymond. died
ouddoaly ’l‘huraduy Illm‘lllm“ Funeral
services will be held at. her late home
in Montague. Mann, Sunday morning.
The opening of the baaoball fair in
‘flaymond‘a Hull. Friday evening, was
very auupieioua. and largely attended.
donfimdheutm imitated, nntulu for
' 'v '4 *Ail Ia multilevel: tutt-
r» you can return tomato At
9 our «tonal: we will
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has rim-Em. 1 it... i Charla...
omit; uric-m la'vntunz he:
1
Notice is hereby given that the
Thursday. Feb, 1. lilOt‘i, 2 to 4 p. at.
Saturday, 10th, 2 to 4 p. m.
Wedncsdny. 14th. 7 to 9, evening.
Saturday, 17th. 2 to t p. at.
Wednesday, let. 2 to 4 p. m.
The meetings are for the purpose of
They will also meet with the ascen-
JAMas snrnnamun,
cannons w. BELL,
we: {yams Ramona, .
‘ ”gourdrgl’ auto.
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1‘:
Thick goods or. think-wool.
silk or cotton—If your shear Is
:1 Wise it will make a clean
cut the full length of the blade
without “chewing” or " plnclr- ,
lag)”
in! lathe standard with
tailors. seamstrems and others
who use a pair of ahcara as a
working tool. .
Who sheet-sand scissors cost
no more than tbaavcra ,e. but ’
they will sit: sharp an stand
more bar. :and‘contlnmus
work than any other» a the
f c . , cutlin room or th
toil-lid ~
agnostic!
in every way caddie. Vfl!
.bestvou evaourcbn ,
chmfuily refu‘n‘ad tiuiuil T
any“ in l. ' , a . ;
lhitting of limit and _
n, _ wrap the firs , _
amc‘wurdon impolmud from the town .
“of New Cancun. and bin appointment ~
for the above utilize to the that at its
kind in New Gannon. ‘
w»...— row-I‘M”
costs no more than an
Remember, too, the; kind that:
l mum is the only kind worth, ony-
. NEW DEA. . ,
All old-time Cough Syrups bind the
This is wrong. '
was advanced two‘yeura ago to Ken-
‘rcdy'h Laxative Honey and TM. Thin
remedy acts on the mucous them-I
’branoa or the threat and lungs and
loosen: the bownlaat the mono time.
it. oxpoiu all cold from the cynical.
”It clears the throat.’ strengthens the
. mucous mombruncn.
colda. croup, whooping cough, etc. So
by,'l‘lto Clinord lerruafiy.
4. y “as, ,. y :55 ,
bowelu.
runny. ~ .
i Every year thnueaada arc caved .
JfI‘Om a cousum‘ptive’u grave by
1 taking Kemp'aiBaluam in time.
‘ .luit worth while to experiment
with anything else?
1 Sold by all dealers “use. and 500.
rcliovca coughs;
Since'tho invention of gluon brick
those who llve‘ln homes of alone can
throw as many rocks on they want
”Two”... “W, 1%....”
in; wall paper. “ . . ,
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EVERY LADY’S ,IJBESSING CHAM Goods, Painters Supplies.‘ 3,, J
,1 ; , , . _ j ; Our otock of new goods just in
C!“ ”“1 c“ a 39" 10d“ ., l is a little larger than ever before
i
,Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You knov
we do, the work in the very be:
250; White Curtain Poles, with
Lures, 100. 3' an
Painting. Paper Hanging, Sign min
We have taken a good many
contracts for house painting ant
will be glad to submit figures fut
your work.
should be equipped With a dainty.
snow white, onepicce “Standard" Por-
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to' consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot anti cold running water
water Inlyour dressing chamber, sleep-
ing apartment of first floor toilet
romp? Its presence would attord you
the bigeat degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me
chnnics, honest and reliable.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 373..
South Norwalk, Conn.
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our rooms a special feature. an
and Electric Lighto throughout. Ev-
ery room heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Cafe In connection.
A full line of Acker, Merrill 5 Can.
dlt 00.; celebrated Wines, Liquor; and
Cigars alwayo on hand.
'I‘. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
no Call. 395—4.
, Tel. Cw.
We try to carry in stock every
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out.
E. E.
Gorham,
TELEPHONI "H
‘ I. NOIWALI
that Bill
OOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
I0 than 31'.
of us you have tho satisfaction 0
knowing you arc gutting goods that“.
are thoroughly roliahlo. Also you
have the advantage of getting Very
reasonable prices for nwrchandlso of
this superior cradc. We. want. your
custom and will make every effort to
serve you satisfactorily.
TRANSACTG A GENERAL BANKING
3100.000. 00
cuaPLua AND PROFIT.
$173.5 00.00
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pris.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Pr».
JACOI M. LAYTON. Cuttlor.
is the place to buy Furniture, what.
or you pay cash or wish credit.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING,
DIRECTORS.
Henry Seymour
Samuel Grumman
J. Wallaco Marvin
John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
E. H. Mathewson
John H. Knapp
Joslai- R. Marvin
Chi-lotion awartz
. HOT WATER,
ifiiibihva ”and;
AGENCIES.
ALL INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES.
BOAT TICKETO, PROBATE BONDS.
, PATENTS SECURED.
C BOUH MAIN STREET.
Toi. Call. 408.
litiylinetill
for freight Only.
On and after Tuesday, January 2.
lililli, Freight Propellers will
Pier 28, East Itiver. New York, (root
of Dover utrectl. ovcry dnl’. (except
.‘ Sunday), at 4 p. m.
- at. Norwnlk up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. m.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
. Aiming J. Smith
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
so South Main Street”
Telephone 1374.
South Norivalk. Conn.
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Fine Building Lots
IN NORWALK PARK
For sale at very low figures
Restricted Propartv.
For prices. particular and terms,
Jacob M. Layton,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
5 Railroad Ave,
Freight received
c. c. Hangman
General Agent.
' «mammal
‘ PREFERRED SHARES
New York I‘tcalty tlwnora Cd.
uhnrca sold at Slut) each in amounts
:too to "0.000, pay 3 per cent. mum.
annually from data of lame.
cuiabllahed ten years.
checks paid for profits, with Itmrcaard
surplus, chow rcsultu. Particulars on
R. L. COBURN. General Agent.
10 So. Main St"
Due
So. Norwall
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ovovu AND IIANGI
ILA‘I‘I AND TIN ROOM I.
an and Item Fitting,
in Plateau. Maul culling. III.
Nov. you «on our their at
RICHMOND RANGES? (
THE JONES I! HOTCHKISS
~17 wausefinghamm
Do not iorael’lhe
A. B. C. Capsules
269 a, box... ‘ ~
for Colds. Neuralalafi
dengue .1 _
'l‘cn thousand
South Norwallt.
was;
5 Frostillh. Iilbu. , 26¢
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