quilt " ‘ i’
drfla-flafii All ' Wot
pure-ti and our m oration: It‘d the
standard strength. Your prescription:
will be accurately and oarefuily com-
pounded and lull a your physician do.
aim. .
Arm... , .
Bridge Pharmacu.
n. w. traumas.
l t
For the oonvedflneootfihhgred I'
of The Sentinel, a tutor-bolt huv it
placed on the bridge our Hai'nar'o
news store. ltem- for publication are
collected daily. They Ihould be Ilgn-
ed by the writer as an ovidunco of
good faith.
'l‘ho JuuidtalOuting Club will hold
its'rcgulur monthly meeting this cvcl
hing.
Arthur l-‘ricc. of Rowan street, has
hot-n :thc to go: out after a short ill-
ucau.
’I‘hc l.. U. Whisl Club meets this uf~
tornoon at the homo of Mrs. D, Burr
“catch. 1
'l‘ho .lunior Bank will meat on Fri
(lay night. Fred Hawkins will not an
ltultlor. ' ‘
'i‘houuta ilrady, who has been ill. has
again resumed his duties with the troi.
icy company.
..—.._.........._ ,
Mr. Everett. formerly with ii. A.
Jackson. has taken a position with
William A. Bronson.
ilcv. Edward Cunningham is to ex-
clutngo pulpits with Rcv. E. W. liy
aim. of Rowayton, on Sunday.
——~’l‘ho ladies of Christ Parish will
give a supper at pariah room, Van
Zautit uvcnuc. Wednesday evening.
Poll. 2!. from 5:45 to 8. Supper, in-
t'lllillllg cake and crcam, 150.
'I‘ho ncwiy cutiippcd motor in tho
draw bridge makca the work vet-v
cantor for l’)rn.wtontlor John Colo. but
it opmlsmn fast that John has to wait
auroral tuluutca for the. boat to Dill-iii
through and tho time gained by the
public is not very much
The Pastime Atltlcllc Club, of East
Not-walk. gavc a. highly intercsiing ox»
hibitiou last night in their gymnasium.
Chief among the attractions were tho
hair raising foals of Prof. Daily and
his assistan 3. Prof. Daily in con-
oitlcrcd one all the best men in the
state in this line of work. The clevm‘
exhibition of illuminated club swing-
ing by Elmer llcuedict. one or the
promising young athletes of this place.
was highly appreciated by tho largo
nudionce. The different clusaea on
tho apparatua did very commendultio
work and were loudly appiaudt-d.
Spcciul mualc wart rendcrcd by the
Pastime Orchestra.
The porn match at Htti‘ncr's last ovo-
ning holweou Arthur Day and Ed. llry~
ant provcd to be a rather ouaaidod at»
fair. Day was rated 95 and Bryant
[00. Thu vst‘til‘t' wait as follows.
Day. Bryant.
:3 it)
il-wl 17w]
BI 22
27 31
1:2 41
. 53
till iii)
no 75
fill 83
57 95
- 100
William Wirke was retrec a
lot; l‘iogardun scorer.
nd Char-
an...
Notioca huvo been phhted calling a
mcoting oi the 10th Norwuik Piro din.
trial. for Friday. February 23. at tho
lt‘itch school. Some Months ago the
chtiut-l ntatod cxclunlvoly that thcre
was trouble in 'the’lfiim Norwnlk fire
dcpartmcnt and that‘ the Fire Police
waro in a ututo of practical lnuuhordi-
nation ugalotit lint wintrlot Fire Com.
tuition. ’l‘hia Willi. denied shortly
after but later when the limo came
to move into the new tire house with
thc Mnyiiowor. Hook and [Adder Com- a
pony the tire whee ramped to attaini-
into and become members of what ur—
rangcd it sort of.”hoidlng company.”
This nmdd tho inaubordlnatlon compla-
tc. 'l‘ho Suntlnci some time ago pro.
tilt-tad that unions the: matter was
amicably arranged. in it short time that. :
nomu drastic action ouch no the dis-
banding oi the Fire Police. would re-
sult. 'i‘ho. notions which have been
posted about the district give the hunt
noun of tho mooting on "To takc action
rcintivo to tho diabondlng or consolida-
tion of tho two companion ot the mat.
Norwaik ii‘iro Department a» the mesh
lug shalt doem‘ been Also to inku
notion rclnitve to controlling tho rom-
unnios ammonia. mt to the 011001
the now dopartmnnt ouso no the moat
ahnil «loom best. 'i‘ .uall in signed
by tho tall committee . arieuttnhrmun
ti. Howard King outlaw. A. 'I‘hompnoa.
‘l‘lm lllfit‘hlllg' prominent do. he a very
lively and manual 000.00 tho the
pollen export in ma finflgyigornuu
light lirzainat being abandon against.
thcir will. On thofithor hand the
Mnyilowrtr mombom ‘ be
ad to troop their its
'i‘imir Wound)
lowed thought! out.
in" mtourod’ho
: .vt tun: Mr. it,
’ l fun... me
till
men ,,
v0. l"
u t
, “t. .t'
A am for The um it ‘00 not in
‘Rov’oyton. m lit-adoring meo'od.
Elwood. “Maximum «curled» .
Grim Punt to. y o «ammo “ ll
roulvotiprompuaolttihhl ‘ ’
Judd Williamson. of the West Side.
has gone to Lenin-Island; in the éloop
Ruby. utter a cargo of soft clams.
WM .
The crew at then an the Keeier
pond at; Brookaide Worked ali‘dny Bun-
dny hurrying in tho .(it‘OD of the ere
it melts. The ice is eight Inches in
thickness. . I
Mlua Loulio Judge cnnrtnlned a num-
ber of friends. last. night. at her home
to Grow avcmte. , Music and games
. wero enjoyed. and refreshments serv-
ed.
George W. Raymond, the railroad
enginer. in linking a mo weeks' vacur
or his recently acquired property on
the west side. He has several men
working for him.
I
slut. Fruit... Tzié’ "06%.
Granulated Sugar - - - 5ch
Best Elgin Creamery
. Butter
6 a- .. a
- 260 ll)
Robe rt Smith
Phone 25”. Rowayton. Conn.
“wEéTPofi'rf
Agent. for th. Evening Sontlnoi, in
Wootpol‘t. are a. Digiovannl and Wm.
E. Nun. Orders «at to either of the
above will recolvo prompt attention.
John Bryant of Norwalk.
in
Down Sat urday.
W83
RolutiVeS front Bridgeport were Sum
day gucsts of Mrs. E, Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. (l. Hyatt entertained
friends from out of town yesterday.
......
Fred Boers and wife returned home
last night, from u viuit with friends in
New York.
’l‘ho paator of thc Congregational
church i'Olltllli‘ti‘d a prayer service at
Weatport Sanitarium yesterday after-
noon.
—-Get estimates on repairing and
painting your auto. L. M. Wright's
new garage.
'l‘hcrc in to inx a mocting of the Wo-
men's Bountlcent. Society or the Can-
grcgutional church at tho home of Mrs.
N. S. Kirk. lllls evening.
Why not run the Bridgeport. Weat-
pori trolleys to Suttgatuck depot? it
is a move that would serve the trolley
company to good purpose and be a be-
ncfli to the traveling public.
There is to be a Washington social
in the Congregational church chapel.
'l‘huraduy night. Refreshments will be
served and those to receive will be at:
tircd in Colonial costumes.
The work of demolishing the tem-
porary bridge used during the cou-
atruotion of the: new ouc by tho rail-
road company progresses slowly.
’i‘hore is a gap now at the west end
and derricka and cor come only to
a point near ihc draw. It will probably
ho a. matter of two weeks at toast
bct‘ort- the old wooden structure is a
thing of the pool.
NEW CANAAN.
i-lowurd Seileck visited friends
Now York yesterday.
in
Edward Rutledge, is very ill at, his
homo in Partk atroet.
Mr. anti Mrs. William Strong have
roturncd from a visit to Brooklyn.
'i‘ltontao liar. oi' ’l‘aimndgo Hill. has
filled his lcohotmen with 8-inch ice.
'l‘lioodore Howiey. of Railroad two
one. it! confined to his home with the
grip.
David Patlcraon. tho pneumonia 00-
ticnt. la t'cportod to be much improv‘
ed.
Frederick Bird and F. S. Seilcck
wero guests of friends in Nyauk, yea-
torduy. »
Misti Julia Laney ht visiting for
about ten duya with Miss Louise Brit:
am. of Yonkora.
ngltiiwntohmun John 3: Wood. who
has been whoring with a severe cold.
is much better.
a... whim room at- ole railroad
lumtion In boimr. improved by the addi-
tion of u tolled. room.
Hoary Curtis. ii pyrofoanor at Columo
bin Collcgc. New York, spout. Sunday
at. hilt homo in town.
.. .-........
. Minn Adoluttle Mom at stamtord.
who hurt been vialiiug friends on liiant
nvcnuu. hart returned home.
, William Brynoa, common for F. W.
Anderson. has: tendered l‘llil routgnu-
don. to take: bdrm. March 1.
. M“- John. . “h who hit: boon
l. . on Saturday.
{re tuned to No
,i
lion, and is uuperlnleutling the grading .
hood Case Ems, . - 200 dnz.
lion Patterson. .
’ . g, r‘i‘he Women; Bowing Society at at.
. Mark‘s Church. will meet for work .
Wodnerdny tag-radon. in. Guilt! lion.
30nd it; being ”trimmed. “liendttuldtixo
m, or . unuu. a no tr 1:.
Y Y till it I
Mina buoy St‘ovlllu played tho. organ ;
hurch. Sunday. in tho "
Vuel Raymond. the or- .
in St. Mark‘s
absence ol’ Ba
xnnisl. l
Albert Riclulrdo oi ‘Brodklyn, who
has been vial as Mr. and Mra. John
lil; Bantam. of 3 oyt street. has return-
ed to his home.
‘ l
Mina F'lorentu Heath, who has bettn
visiting hor pilreuta in Carter street.
‘returned to hot studio in Charles Uni-
:voruity. Brook ya. today.
Minn May alrty. accompanied by»
her brother “ " left. for New York.
Sadurdny night. to be present at the
wedding of hot: friend: Mills Grace
Wettiorvclt. .
pylng tho Gent-go F. Jellitte place has
purchaaed thotJameg W. Curtis place.
nearly oppositia.
ed last week.
Samuel Relym’ond and Selectman
Gem-gr E. mymond attended the fun:
oral of their mother. Mrs. Louisa. W.
.l'uuernl services were
held yesterday
at. her late home. =
road from Punk street. to the sand bank
‘near thc railroad track. He expects.
ultimately. to open this property for
building purposes. This will neco‘l-
ritate filling ‘ln the swamp on Park
street.
AT GHEENFIELD HlLL.
1 “-1
State Pomologloai Society wtli Moot
There Noxt Month.
The State Pomological Society is to
meet in. Gre ntleid Hilton March 8.
The society ill‘ be the guests of the
Greenfield Hlil grunge and the mael-
lug will be held in Grange Hall. The
day will be unite eventful for Green-
field Hill. The (hangers propose to
give their visitors a royal welcome
and the visit in aurc to he of henilt to
that scetiou.’
The meeting will commcncc at. ten
o'clock In my morning. There will he
sr-vcral addrosucs and dincuaslona. .l.
Morris Baroda. ot' Yulcsvtlle, will talk
upon apple and peach culture. J. H.
Putnam. of ldtchheld, wii crime on
poultry. The uauul discussions will
follow. There will ulao be an address
has not yet been announced. At’ the
noon recoup; the visitors wil be en-
tertalnetl by the Greenfield grunge.
GREEK CONSUL MUST LEAVE
ROUMANIA.
lliICl-lARES'lf, Roumunin, Fob. 2ti.—~-
Tho Grcctr»~Rottn1aniau, differoncos
due to tho allcgod ill-lruatment of tho
iircoks in Roumnniu have been furth—
er complicated by a demand of thc
foreign affirm that Kapsamclis. thc
Grnck cotmul at Conalnutzu.~ louvc
while accompanying a compatriot. Who
was embarking on a stoumcr under or-
lur of cxpulaiou M Kaponmbciia pub-
llcly voiced. his roaontmcnt in a man-
uer at) insulting to the liottmaninu go
vcrnmcnt that the later had no no
lice but to demand his dcpurturc from
tho country.
CONNECTICUT POSTMASTERS.
WASHINGTON. Feb. Bit—Tho. acn-
ate in executive session yontcrdny con»
ilrmod thc following nominations: Col
lcctor of customs, (laorge W, (lurdlncr.
diatriot of Providence. R. l. Postman.
tore: Connecticut. Hibcri Williams.
latkevlllc: Both Pratt. lulichtieid; ll.
C. Atwood. Water-town.
W.
Elmer—thou gave me a bushci bas-
kct full 'of candy last night.‘
’l‘onuny~~"What. did you do with it?"
Eitticr——”Nothln‘. i fell out of bed
and woke up."—~Chlcago News.
mi v in: Now HAVEN}
HAR roan RAILROAD.
3 7m: TAIL!-
In Enact November 13. 1005.
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0:50, 0:66. 7:40. 8:18. 8:42. 0:08!
9:32x. 9:50. 10:50:, 11:05. 11:17:.
P. M.~52:493, 1:06. 8:051,
4:281. 6:
8:00x. ii: 2!. 10:32.
A.
0:42;. i
P. M. 1150:. 0:051. 0:40.
7:28. 8:001 8:282. 0:0“. 10:10.
A. M. :00. 5:00 0:
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11:00:. 15:03.
P. M 10:00:. 1:04. 8:001,
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mm 0:08
0:89, 11: , 13:00:.
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A. Mai-0:00. 7:80: 10:08:.
P. Ill-4:00, 5:04. 0:00» 3:0]:
11:00:. 00: . '
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6:58,
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a
NORWALK T0 NIW
HAVEN ‘
u
r
10:01:, 11:11:,
. " 8:101.
A. .
7:20; gloomy
P. M. 1320"
6:1 , 5‘ 0
9:2 . n . .
grid in» addition to above.
9, u. s. «is, n20.
Oundgyl.
A. M. 12:10:. 1: 1:. 1:06“ 6:10.
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:082.
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o
0
A. M. 0:00. 0:66:. 0:68.
P. M 1:05. 4:33;. 6:16. 0:10. 7:17.
0 “my to 000th .Norwoili.
IAhIT‘uizfl, 1225:. 8:11. 10:00:,
1 : 0 ' I
P M. .0503, 0:35.02“.
‘l new. 0 Matt Bantu in. unim- ?
John H. Hoary. who has been occu- ‘
The sale was record- 5
Raymond. wh died at her home in ;
Montague. M as, last Thursday. The .
Benjamin 9.. Mead is construhting it ‘
upon dairy products. but the apehitor .
Roumaula itucdiatcly. it, appears: that '
LEAVE tour» nonvwiLK rot:
. le YORK. :
A. M.-+12:6llx, 0:322. 6:4lix. 0:111, ‘
8:87, ~‘
:5. 0:011. 0:34. 0:00;, 7.17:. 1 -' .
Iundoyu. ; ~
ltd-11:02:. 5:82; 0:48;. 0:50 .
non. ‘I ' ’
NEW vo K F01! sou-m «comm
to. 84.00:. 0:08. .
. 4:08. 4:00. 0:0“, 8:00. .
8102‘: ‘
12:00:. 1:0sz 1:55;. 0:10, ‘
0:00;. 0:01. 1:10;. mesa; -
sou-m NOIWALK 1O annuity. “
. Rheumatism
a: summons. .
it” 1‘: ml to t. and“ ..
The disdain: can be cured. and we
make it our business to cure it. We
have a remedy.
Ath=i0¥piio=ros
that .‘we. guarantor.l will: remove the
poiiiouous [Jill 'A I from your
system. and hubs your aches and
pains to a a ecdy en‘d.‘ ti yotnwtll
follow the paint nud=srmpie direc-
tions. No matter what iorm your
Rheumatism rakes, Athlophoros ‘wtil
remove it. Muscular Rieumattsm,
Inflammatory Rheumatism. Articu-
lttr Rheumatism. Acute and Chronic“
.‘attacks all yield to Athlophoros.
t Don't be sképiical. Try a bottle.
' It has cured thousands. audit; the
Wheat remedy for you. T nke Athlo-
phoros and get well.
durum to Gun.
l
l
A‘GED MERIDEN MAN KILLED.
Deaf and Didn't Hear Boy's Warning
of Oncoming Train.
MERIDEN, Fob. 20.——John machet-
tskl. aged 81. was struck and instantly
3=kiliod by a passenger train late yester-
day afternoon in the out near Hall's
lilili bridgc. one. mile south of tho
.clty. Olachofeki was deaf and did
not hcar the shouts of a boy who
warned him and he stopped from in
trout of a north-homo] freight to death
on— the rowcutcher oi' the passenger
train leaving tho city at 4:17 o'clock.
ilis nkuii was (unsuited and live ribs
broke-n.
BEACON FALLS FACTORY CLOSES.
BEACON FALLS. (loan. Fifi). :30.”
Thu factory of tho Beacon Falls Rub-
bcr Shoe Company will close for ion
days. tonight.
MOl'HER ours
"no”:
swan POWDERS
”agrarian
:33? o gig: 155,3};
“twirling: ..‘i’.’ on. .r °1
int...” ' tr. "third":
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
lunml Diana
and‘ Embalmet.
ll Nlrth Main 0t. um Nomad;
ICIMIIIBI. 0 Washington Itrul.
Telephone It noun. 114-!
" 13.350 00.1....
Notice is. hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the Town of Non
walk will meet at their oillce. Opera
House block:
Thursday. Feb. 1. 1900. 2 to 4 p. at.
Saturday. 10th. 2 to 4 p. m.
Wednesday. 14th. 7 to 9, evening.
Saturday, 17th. 2 to 4 p. at.
Wednesday. 213i. 2 to 4 p. In.
The meetings are tor the purpose or
hearing and determining any and all
appeals made to them front the doings
of the assessors on the list of 1905.
They will also meet with the asses-
sors, as a joint board. Wednesday.
February 21. at 4 p. In, for the pur-
pose of nbatiug the polls of sick and
disabled persons.
JAMES BUTHERLAND,
CHARLES W. BELL,
JARVIS KELLOGG.
Board of Relief.
h 3‘ or , .
silk or'co ton-«if your smear is j
a What it will make a clean
.cut the full length of the blade y
. wltlt'out“chewiug” or‘ pinch-
' in .
l ‘ {Visa is, the standard with
l tailors, mainstresses and others
« . who use a pair of shears us a _
' working tool.
Wtss shears and scissors cost
no more than the overt: e. but
they will aid sharp un stand
more hat and continuous
,WOtk than any other—in the
factor ”gutting room or the . '
mill Jim.»- I attitudinal
Stunnifllmfl. m. 'lfyotido
. not thallium “damnin-
. in every way’andth}: var
tacit, aunt/«purl: mail.
you {an rttumrame to
7 Junior It. Marvin
" Mining .3. Smith
to '
around audacity thd
county In the state,” remarked. WI
llum Fortune. “The. dog out thorn i
if he tloottu'i know how to road. or
obey thu standard ruins of ctiuuuito.
the rouldoutn think it'll his own tank.
and hr in tlciiii with according to his
mistlomnauor. '
“in a halo corner of the county llvcu
. old former Painioy,’ out: or the meanest
mom in tho ntato, and one who has
: lore for neither man nor hoaat.
"Not long ago ho saw a dog lopiug
through one of ltlu ilcldu. and it not-
tlutl the old man an that he had thin
sign put up in tho middle of tho field:
"DOGS NO’l‘lS.
"Anny dog caught. troapuuuing
on those prt-dcrvoa will ho shot on
sitc.
“lioWAlR ! "
.Ducross.
During Leutl will keep
an extra large line of
Fresh .Fish and
Seafood.
THE PRICES WILL BE
.ENUI'GH ’l‘O Sl’l'l‘ ANYONE.
THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, PROP.
south Norwalk.
P aper.
Ournrotoclo at not! good: just in
is a little larger than ever before
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very bent
manner.
fl‘
LOW
We have taken a good man)
contracts for house painting am
will be glad to submit figures fat
your work. .
We try to carry in neck every.
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out.
E. E.
Gorham.
reunion: 00H .
10 "HIT ‘1'. I. NOIWALI
till tin-tut ittt
count, NORWALK, court.
TRANIACTQ A GENERAL IANKING
wetness.
. ...._.
cam“:
$100,000.00
——-——u
oumuo mo norm
31.70.800.00
can—~—
EDWIN H. MATHEWpON. PM
JOHN H. KNAPP. VIM-PP“.
JACOI M. LAYTON, cunt“.
DIRECTORI.
I. H. Mlthiwun Henry onmur
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
J. Walton. Marvin
christian 8mm John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
‘- mo JOHN B. u: wntnoi
[HEROES
ALL INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES. NOTARY. STEAM-
IOAT TiCKETB, PROBATE BONDS.
r PATENTS SECURED.
I BOUH MAIN STREET.
Til. Call. 408.
llailu the all
for freight Only.
On and after Tuesday, January 2.
1900, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, moat River. New York, (foot
of Dover street). every day. (except
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 p. in. and South
Norwulk up to 6:80 p. m.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT co.
6. c. Housman
Gan-rat Agent.
Lune.
.tlur store and we will ll
‘ cheerfully refund the full .
amount yauipalzl. * '
.‘l. tantrum
”PREFER‘B D'SHABES
York Re 1 Owner: 00.,
9.3 0100 each in wound:
p 1 10.00 , my 8 per cent. nomi-
i. unity from data of mite. \ Barium
whitened ten mm. Ten thousand.
vmpluu, allow “tulip. 'Partlculm on
‘tht t. ‘
"e " IN turmoil lit.
21%! gull .ilotttit 0mm.
really a member of tint loudly. and 9
Min paid for prom, with lncrmod ‘ . , ,
‘ lite ileltftiss Hiram. . .
“it: _ .
it
7, 1‘ 0‘ I t“ ‘ ‘1
lit). 5 l Til ' it” :’ “5
whom: alto" out i laggediento are in
tribe package. Threu twmplellt Mimi“-
1022 after
{Quick Pudding and Did!” I’L‘l'fect Jelly
icuscrit atloc. per package. and D-Zcrtu
Ice Cream Powder, 2 pucka ea for 25
coins. Five choice {lavtmi 0 each. A
trial will convince you how easy it is to
have the finest dciil'itc‘l‘l‘is with no luhur
and littlc impound. Order today.
v.75!”
”Why don't you let. 'cm vote?” asked
tho lluualan who had boon to America,
“But thoy might not vote for mu?"
returned tho czar.
“What do you cure whom they void
for as long as you do tho countlug?”-
Washington Star.
N8 (SHAM-
Ev‘hnv upws DRESS!
BER.
should be équipped won a dainty.
snow white. onepiece “Standard" For
celaln 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-
ing apartment of first floor toilet
room? Its presence would aflord you
the higest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers: are strictly competent me
chauics. honest and reliable.
Horace R. Nash.
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 013..
South Norwatk. Conn.
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our room: a special feature; an
and Electric Light. throughout. Ev-
ery room heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Cafe in connection.
A full line of Ackor, Merrill 0. Con-
dit 90.: celebrated Wines. Liquoru and
Cigar: always on hand.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Toiaphono Cali. 390—3.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
HOT WATER.
'AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheetulron, Copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Street.
Toiophono 131-3.
South Norwaik.'Conn.
Fine Building Lots
IN NORWALK PARK
For sale at very low figures,
Rosttlctod Property. '
For prices, particular and terms,
Address
J acob M. Layton,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
5 Railroad 'Ave.. So. Norwall
1847. 1905.
PLUMBING 'AND STEAM
HEATING.
nor WATER HEATING.
nor AIR HEATING.
OTOVEO‘AND RANGE.
ILA-rt: AND TIN noortdo,
0n and “um Fitting.
In Ptxtum. Maul coiling, ltd.
Hav. you um our nook oi
RICHMOND RANGES? ,
THE JONES 0: HOTCHKISS
C MPANY
O .
‘17 WALL ornitlrr. nonwnm.
Do not loraet the
A. B. C. Capsules.
250 a box. ‘ , ‘
for Colds. Neuralaia.
., Headaches.
tiddMWfl» 0.0.1008
y thrilled . I
, NEED one.
it you intend to paper your 00
this wring you will reap I. bottom
buying your Wail paper now. We .
closing out. our entire nice! at Go!
Wall Paper: at cost in order“! and.
room for new goodn. Buy now up
you take the profit.
Our Paper Hangers understand lull
ing wail vapor. on «g wow
Crockery, Lamps, House mount ‘
Goods. Paintera' Supplied.
. “and V
TO oaoan. 11mph.
Window Shades, Picture mu.
"new;
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n
L. H. DECKER.“
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of us you have? the satisfaction ‘0!
knowing you arc gctiiug goodwill
are thoroughly rciiablo. Also .
have tho advantage or getting very-
rcasonnblo pl‘lt‘t‘a for merchandise-ht
this snpcrior grade. We want your
custom and will make every etiort VOW
serve you satisfactorily. I ,
Give us a cimncc. to prove that till.
is the plaro'to bay Furniture, Whom
or you pay cash or wish credit.
A. J. ANBEVINE ll“.
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THE USE OF A
liielsbach
WE ARE FULLY summits Will.
A NUMBER or DESIGNQ'WN
CAN BE SUITABLY suscflp’t‘l‘h
ANY use. . . ,'
CALL AND RECEIVE TH! mid
LET- I 4"“ .‘
“A Little Talk till 5
You WILL THEN 0:: vim“?
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.0. ....1 ..w- a"... I
cold water. bath and all the
that a man or a lady w.
thing new and upon-Mot. \
the day or week. Price: .. . ,
Corner 0! Monroe and
J. DIIEIA. Prop.
Norwalk Chronicler