Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 27, 1906 · page 7

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Wilton} lilihllle it
reprcoout the boot thorn In ill to ,_
clue and the vuluo of cnoh prepunt‘ ii‘
hits been domonotroted for tho punt ton

yours. Tho formulae of ouch iii no
seqret. Wit-.toltp'pulphor it is «your
pooodvof. ,_ u ‘ ‘

Whlilllfllll'fl i'ks‘prlon“ Tonto \Blttors.
75o. bottle; :3. for mu. , . .
in, 75c bottle;

Whitman‘s Snrouparil
3 for $1.50.
Whitman’s Rheumatic Elixir. 50::
bottle. ' ,
Whitman’s Syrup Hypophosphuics.

 
 

65c bottle. , ,
Whitman’s Almond Cronin. 25c bot-
Whltmnn’s Tooth
For solo at
1!. W. CHAMBERS. .

tie.
Wash” 250 bottle.
The Bridgp I ~

 
 

For the‘ «ovoid-poo or tho» :0 e

.E‘
otrltes . .Il . _
placed cyst?“ Hwyfnofi who" r“ '

. n
will;

news at re. 4

. Iiitlltion ore
collect ” ,dhilfyg” lib, ‘

from he slim

ed .by tho- ;wrltor u. on - ovldonco .ot. _

good faith.

The Methodist Ofliciltl
moet Wodneuday night.

Board will

 

MISS Minnie L. Ferris is ill at her
holno with a severe cold.

Miss Ella Moil'ctl, oi? 35 Fort utrrct.
iii suffering with a heavy cold.

Arthur Price. of Rowan street. has
rrcovercd from his recent illness,

Mrs. Edward Voorhcea is quite ill
at hor homo in East tti'otltte, us the
result of u bud cold.

 

 

__

The barges Ellén McWillinms and
May haveutrlvod with cargoes of cold
for tho Ferris Coal Company.

 

A meeting of the Sunday School
Board of the East Avenue Mothodiut
Church for the transaction of business
wus hold . last eliciting.

 

The Tuesday night class meeting will
be resumed in the East nvontlo Motho
dist, Episcopal Church, this (wooing.
James L’Houlmotllcu wlIl‘be the lou-
ilt‘l‘.

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The Northport (.lystcr Company will
('lOiit‘ its opoulng plant on Friday. The
Radol plunt (Ind tho ’I‘ulllnudgo plant
will probubly continue opening until
Muy 1. .

The ynoht Elskct hos been taken
front hcr mooring In front of tho South
Norwnlk Fish Club, and is anchored
ill tho basin lit the. roar of tho t‘ros-
twlt Laundry.

 

Irving 1). Robertson has tilkou (lsrnr
llodmtm into partnorsllip ill his lu‘tisl
Norwalit store. Mr. Ilcdnluu has boon
with him for some time an clork. lilo
lulluy triondu will be much pleased to
hrur or his promotion,

Tho goon.- in ”It! llninor pool tourna-
mrnt last. evening Will-I bctwoou llulpll
ilrogory. rated 75. and .I. Johnson, rut‘

cd 75. R. Curtis alt-toll on reform“ ll-Ild
Norbert Gorllunl ilti .xt-oror. 'l‘llt‘ Hoot-o
t'ollowu:

(‘lrugoryx Johnston.
~i lil-—l
ll-wl ll
26 iii—i
(ill-ml 24
:t7—-t 32--.
4l~—ii (l7——1 i
Hat (5
ft~i-l Iii—«l
Mai 57
till—at tlilwl
75 til—m1

ROWAYTON.

Agents for The Evening Sentinel. In
Rowoyton. oro Frederick Lockwood.
Elwood Broadway and cool-I” Mtty.
Orders sent to any of tho “on will
receive prompt attention.

The Ludloh Aid Society of M. Ii.
Church will moot on Wetllu-ntllty uitor-

 

I

.will also llill‘v ll lluurlllg.

iii!” .
promise
- aimed

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'churgoknnd made all pregnant

, “W. W, _ “Q

t.‘ “" instills flight, its a can»
but forgot hlp.re'.oolutionp.lnhdo last
Thursday. Februu y.22. It in really too

 

rumor hull u that limit in out of

00th onduidemblyluhnviug the roots

 
 

to.“
. Learnt-d,»

tiilllgsfilotional their
00. Crackers, 50 Size

3 Phys lac Size I

330

250
25c

I

' fRobortsmith

Phone 2514. Rowoyton, coon.

 

‘I 'DARIE_N nubiuono'rou.
Agonto for tho Evening dentin". In

Dori m Arthur damn. , w-I-
l .t . ' . . ‘ 7
till”: o???“ Mimi?“ I: at“:
“90! . . .. .

Jo . _. oi. , ..
Dori-anynmmlietlflhgofi and lo?-

tor drop box have been piocod in front
of Alion’o Drug Store. New. items.
peroonoio and“ advertisement. will be
colloctod ooch oitomoon. Not for
publication, but u a guarantee of good
faith, oil Itom moot ho olgnod.

“L'l'ile Jolly Ton, of Dorieu. will hold a
dance this evening In the town hall.

 

' Tho Eptvortll League is planning on
eutcrtuiument, to be bold in the town
hall in March.

John Storey, a farmer resident or
New l‘lrltnin died ill the Soldier's home
at Noroton the other day.

Quito (I ntlmber of Burton people ut~
lauded the luaoqurudo hull given last
evening in South Norwolh by the mom.
hers or Uncos Trlbc, l. 0. ll. M.

 

 

A handsome ()ilk sectional book cuse
has been inutulled in llle library tor
the reception of tho vuluublo colloc-
tIon oi’ editions de que which are high.
ed by the authors. rtmnnily presented
to thr- librury by George. 1’. Brett.

 

Voluntnor Hook and Indoor Com
pany, or Normon. hold a vory pleasant.
progressive tulcllre purly lllril cloning.
l’rizou Wore uwnrdcd to the bout piny-
ors. The playing was iolIth-d by a
dance tutti n reception. ltotrushmentn
Wt‘l‘c served during the owning.

n...»

 

Chnrios Vun Nostruud was hauled
before Judge William H. \Villlllott. last
week. on churgou or drunkenness,
breach of the pollen and assault on
Thomas Kerrignu. A sentence of six-
ty days In lull and a title of $5 and
costs was illposed. Judge Willnloit
suspended execution of tho lull sentonl
or, however and guvc Vuu Noutrund
unothcr chance.

 

The town meeting inch is to ho
hold Thursday III tho t. ion town hull
lll'tlllllut"s to ho a rory Intorostlng nt-
t‘nir. Tho mulltrr ot art-opting the
Carnegie. appropriation for the “brow
and tho voting of u aum of money for
tho town will ht- one tutor-outing leu-
turu. ’i‘llo town in order to bo up to
tluto should have u guild bllrury ovt-u
though it is lil‘t‘t‘iistll‘)’ to oroootuizo in
other dirociions cousldm'nbly. The
matter of laying tho now pl‘tlptlht'd
routi through tho Tokoncko propurty
A Ilunlbur
of otllor vcry llltcrvutlng subjot-ts will
bo up for diucuuuion tIndt-r the null and
u Iivt-ly Illooting will doubiluss ro.
suit.

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WESTPORT.

Agonto for tit. Evonlno lontlnol. in
Wootport, on o. Digiovonnl and Wm.
E. Null. Orders not to olthor at tho
allovo will roooiva prompt attention.
Williu .Iont-s won in iiridzoport Sut-
urduv uttd Illndo the .cirt-uit rollowltlg
old lmqtutlntntwvs.

 

noon to 3 o’clock Ibo l‘ilKlllill‘ monthly
luminous morning followed by tho tor
uul supper with too crpunl and plum,
cltowdor oxtru.

 

Tho loo ilrm of Mrr‘urlnnd 8:. Pick-
curing has hhrvontod about thruo thous-
uull tons of right-inch lcu. Thcir pond
ut llrooltoldo now lluu about five Int-b-
t'fl of loo on II. but thorn In hood of
vonuldcrublt- more cold wciltitor bo-
ioro u lull crop ran llo lIIll'Vt'fliiitl
Them in plenty of surface lt-o loft I
it ilt't‘tlilmfl n iltilo thiokor und hurdrr
no that it can be mulled.

' I

~oot ontitn too on re nlr lint

painting your’ottto. L. a. Wimp
now corona.

. I
I

Latent ruportu troll William Moran
and hilt nun on. whi it WM and" on,
tho Fit-hon arm on iiundny. arc that
tho animal in on» of the iiutnt and.
proud as. to. be quite it. find. trout tho
flirt t tit it “in no Nmflnmt monk, us
Moorish-atoll» v knots? Lyon. whotltl
ulway‘u at ho o \illlli’tllo animals. Alt-2
tor lilo. til-o. "lloe",.conqitulntl to“

W
demonstrate. ifpmlrihlo. it Moran had. a.

to contend with solid mutual rr on,
educated. one. Milli. thedlrisht him
struck “it? to ofinr it moonlit-wanting:
on tho, 0 . grow,

copper nudflg mo'mtflnliomllht. m
ii‘ilik gruhpéd it and. reaching for bill
lutwwnioh .ho. loll. “willow tilt

 

 

 

'1 .

 
 

moot loop over all “to mind-edit’tdr
« (lento law: glow milled-Au :

Spit-lid svrvlt-cs ill't' to bo hold III
lllu Episcopal uud titttlloiir. churches
hort- huh Wuducutiuy.

m

A rollrottotltution of Silopllerdn of

 

i
lit-tillt-itom front ilcro tIttoIldrd tho nu-

nual durum glvon by the iodine in Fair-
ilcld lulu. night.

Mru. Etttl WIIIInrduon, who Ililii boon
tho uncut of rointlvos nt lilo Forum
for uollu- limo. loft for her homo ut
liobokcll. N. J. h‘rldlty.

 

 

Tho Womon‘n llonoilrottt motility of
tint Wrowllontd church in to moot
on Wild. nudity ltficltntulu ui tho cot-
tturo o! . its. ll. W. Wiloclcr.

“w

 

lioylt of tho Congrognilonul church
urn intermod ill the proioct for tho
formution or ii club and will meet with
mm and to view. In tho parrotlalto.
Thuruday owning. ‘
(Shorter l. ltill. OlIFololloId, u solder
ui, Yhio‘ 'i‘huolo tool fiohboi, preached
in tho (it) 'o, _ lotto] tilltitltih Sunday.
Mr. Hlii- no loony iriondti horn utld
hill ndwnt served to, «mod the
“filth . , .. --

. ignore-ti ilill'il lfiz'lellfll'm among tun:
want“: Intimidamoemtg of in:
., . lldtlii tilt . , 1 Jul. ty mo

in: to he held on March 8 ill 0mm
Field m'nngn. Wuuiport will. he lni‘goo

 

 

 

 

“trim
F

 

”mm

or! titanium

tr. ,roprosuniod tit . meadow
A if“ timid ii in}... unwell to
to W with“ tortilla wrong;

than

 
 
 

‘ prompt hints. .

hotly-thallium“ Itolil,.hoootuo public. as ,

villa. Team, with.“

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also It lunun is null witnthu will. .>

A whlot party was held last. night 7
at tho it ,

litiss j‘éops

 

 

platonic lorry III at; the

Mrs. John Albin. of Burton. is visit.-
to: her parents hero. «

.-

 

._

 

Mrs‘. A. C. Eggiostou is visiting her
son. at Strntford.

1 3‘ ., W.m—
Mrs. Floyd donut o entertain ‘
friends from Brooklyttglout wooin. on .

A dance was held in the hull lost ,
Friday night by several young people.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gregory, of
Bridgeport, are visiting friends in

town _ t,

 

Aibort Illtttoruon hut-.uoldwu truct of ,_
woodland to Mr. Notation. of Bridge- .
nor. , '
m V‘,
Mrs. Edgar Albin, of Westport. was , .
the guest of Mrs. Mary Alhin over
Sunday.
A. great many of the school children
ore home sick with the whooping
cough.

 
 
 

a

Mrs. Charles Donforth intends in
move her family to Worcester, the
ilrst of April.

 

i

 

William Purdue and wife. of Anso-
nlfl. about Btuldal' in town. tho guest

01' WW narrow.

Tholgtdies' Southbound will hold
$1!th diam» in. the Maui tom.
neaduy evening. March 't'th. ‘

rill.

 

Hurry Anderson but; some to Work
for the American Telegraph and .Tele‘

lort.
phone Company at Redford, N. Y. I

 

Tho Cunnou Drtlmntic 8031on will
give an entertainment ill with for the
benefit of tho Georgetown Village Im-
provement Society next Thursday ovo-
hing.

 

Mrs. Ell G. Bennett. of Brooklyn.“
formerly of this place, died last ”in
day. The funeral wus held at her
residence. The body wnuetnlten to
Ilruncllrille this morning until interred
in the cemetery ihero.

 

wEs'ror'iT

Mrs. James Sturgos hills visited relo-
tives in Wilton,
m
Mrs. Charles Godfrey has been spend-
Ing a Week In Brooklyn.

“mo-g:

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Beituott wel-
tzomod it little son on Wednesday.

 

'“ ‘7“? i
Mrs. E. Cuiorson and homily, of .New

York. are guests of her father. Charles
Corsu.

 

James O. Nichols, at New York.fli8
the guest of his sister. Mrs. it. C. Wil—
lions.

Iooni
their

 

 

Tho Young Men‘s Paris-til Club mot
at the homo of Darwin lionderuhot, on
Thursday evening,
Edward .luunccy hns orootod u now
born and iii tt-otlttng his honor. to at
new rout. of point.

 

 

Mrs. John Gotitroy and Mrs. Doh‘or—
ost. oi‘ Brutlchvillo. bnvo boon. guests
ol‘ Mrs. .Iool Godfrey. ' .

 

.lumou ll. lectnttu, Jr.. who has been
seriously ill. tbrctttouod with appendi-
citis. is now improving.

 

'I‘Ilo King's Dutlghtors of tho’ Congre-
gutiuuul Church wuro onto-ruined by
Mitts Eula Ferris. on Saturday.

 

tlooruo Thompson. of thin plow. diod
suddenly in New York. Inst woolr. Mr.
'l‘holupuon was twenty-one years of
age and had lived In Weston only two
yt-uru. lir won the only child of the
futility.

Rov. and Mrs. .l. L. Shivvoly will re-
ttlru on Friday from illoir vtour wwko'
visit with roluiivos iu Ponunylvnnlu and
other places south. Servltzrs will be
reallmotl in tho Couurogutloonl Church
on Sulldny next. ronlmunlqn bolllg ud-
mlniutol‘o‘d in the morning;

 

 

Mrs. Snruh Willlolnu. with of John
Williams. died on I-‘rltluy , hull. nt. tho
Norwulk Houpitui. uttor nu illlitli-‘I of
ort-r four months. Tilt-“funeral woo
hold on Sunday littorumm from tho
I‘i‘lillitlllml of Mrs. L. R. lioyt, ltov. Mr.
Jonson, [rumor of Idolutouuol Chun‘ii.
conducting tho survivor. li‘ulthttll lIl
ovary duty. n tlovotod wife. at mom
loviutr ntop-mothor and pool. and. o
moot gonorous iriouil. him will ho
grootly llltliit'flt'tl and Iiuucntml.

w... .

NEW CANAAN.
. Mina D. Evelyn Illoson ill "offprint
with o uovoro cold.

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llubort Doty, of lion. Mom. has boon
visiting friends in town.

 

Tito improvomonto boimt mndo to tho
illtorior at tho ututlon have been come
plelod. '

Rov. Dr. and Mru. Noldo nro vlnltlng
for n wuok with Dr. null Mrs. Willard '
Parker. ‘

 

 

u...-

Mot. Stephen Hoyt. Gurmr street, In
a snout of trlondn in New York. for
reveal days.

W”

Mitts Ethel hillimnn hiltl boon visit~
in; Mrs. Thomuo l". lbw. Now York.
for a few days. ‘

 

 

I. 8. Knapp has purchased a build
lag lot in Locuutt. mono». appoints D.
O. lluscoe'u homo. '

Mrs. Tbode. of Brooklyn. has boon o W
tort althou- douslltor, Mrs. mutant
own. flout oil-oat. .
Mrs. Mourloo WT}: South nve- ‘
nuts. who hall lawn ill (or mutant
peaks. in much impro‘vod

magnum...

Mrs. Chounooy Maillot. or anll'

 

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.l.

fl:

 

an”.
M1 rumba.

For liole Evoryphero‘.
28 cents o Box or by will.“

n. J. . auto k
' m’fwmilipf. 5'"

ul‘orirtl
Brow ll.

4...... vloulx WI 4......

t

I. I. .
3 it? p
More.” long without minim! merit.

stunner: mo _.
“‘a fiillclttlle Ll

iiihldhii‘iih’il
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It;

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Abollld! lit-loo-

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

Sister, Mrs. .lun‘luu Benedict. South
Main utroot. has returned home. .

Rev. Calvin B. Ford, at former pos-
tor, occuplod the Methodist pulpit
morning and owning. Sunday.

Misses Eliza and em
dioclt have lleeuyioiti xi?
0

won for it wool: as guns

consul: Colm-
.' to
Prof. Pur-

w..~.w

‘llonrnd Wolteluud George Bluuuou
ul‘t" union“; tho jurors utllctttod for the
upodul panel. lust truck, at Bridge-

”flaw—pop..-

‘Mrs. S. S. llrinkcrllofr and Mlsa Lu-
cretia Bouion‘. who have boon vlilltlng
with Mrs. C. n. Bl'lllkorhon‘, unto-chit
avouuo. for some tituc, .huvo returned
to their home In (lottolto uvenuo.

'l‘ho iriuuo tor the new house 0! Mr.
Blillkurd lIl Prospect street has been
by (‘ouiructor qurgo R.

t

Brown and Duryon lluvc commenced
the orcction of the new $10,000 resi-
deuco of Mrs. Townsend. on l‘llouey—
ductile Knoll." ‘

k

\I-Albrrt. Seurlcs. who rt'siguod on Io-
cul Intggttgotnuutor to tuku n position
no brukcnlull on the main line, hull re.
turned to his old position.

 

‘t The funeral of Mrs. Mary A. Boil,
widow of Hunnou Bell. and mother of
our towmuuun, John W. Iicll. who died
tit her into home In S lrlngduie. Wetl-
uosduy. upon 89. was
dnio Suturduy, ut 2:30 p. In. interment
was Ill Springdulo.

w——

old ill Spring.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sunluliu of tho

lt‘lt‘DllOlli‘ (‘Xchiln‘ifim colobrntod

third

.n—v-r “~—

HORSE AND SURREY GONE.
Long Hill Mon Hitched Turnout Near

marriage
Thursduy evening. A. ltlrlzo number of
(floods and roiutlvos culled and ex-
tended their roltgrutullltlonu. A pious-
ing untortulntnout
which n pollution was scrvcd.
pitiful lllltl vulnuhlo pl'csou's wore ro»
ouivod

unnlvuran ry.

ui‘tor
Many

followed.

(‘Inrouco (".rlsut-y. who won sorlouslr
injured by the discharge at n .ii-onil-
bro revolver which lodgud n bullot lll
tho ilouhy pnrt oI’ his loll hand. 'I‘hurl-t-
day. ht sold to be uul‘foriug no ill of-
fecls tit prosout.
er between his knot-u dud was chum-
tug It with his loft bond. his right arm
having been nulpulutod lscvorul yours
ago, the Wollptln slipped to tho iloor
and was discharged.
torvening hnnd
would have ontrrod his hand.
yours Mo, while druwiug n
from a row hunt on intro Slscowlt tho
trlggor caught on no onrloclt. and dis-
cllltrgud o silt-ll into his right should-
or, almost touring uwuy hit-t right nidtx,
necessitating tho ,uluputntlou of his
right urnl. ‘

He held tho revolv-

llut for the in-
tho loudcu missile

A low
shotgun

 

 

the Armory.

IlitillGTl’Oll'i‘, Fob. 27.-~Emil llur-
got; or long Hill. who value to tho
city Inst. owning and WIN in
dunno for n limo at the St. Villront‘u
bumm- at lilo armory. roportod to tho
police at midnight hon night tllnt his
horse and surrey which ho had Illtcll-
oil on Main ntroot opposite the urmory
Ilttd boon utolou.

Mr. Burger hull born In the- tIrlIIory
«bout two hon-u, nud \vllou ho wont

to look for his truth it was nowhcru
to bo found. Ho toll-phoned to oil oi‘
tho livery intuition in tho city. but. could
not no information.
than notified.
color and quite houvy.

atten-

'I‘ho police were
Tho horse in durlt in

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tho uitilt'tt-d parts.

distrvoo to the stomach.
Clit‘lord Phiil'illilt-ymiiht'. u box.

 

Maw Lennon o’noccn ‘BVANK. V
RU ~r -

(ioorgo ll. Thoutuu. it Now London
Grocer. filed a motion in Ilnllhruptoy

in the disltrlut court of lilo United Slu-
tou Suturduy.

lilo schodulrts show liubilliirs of Ms
_ 134,75 nod liHHt‘il-l of south, or which
$li.ilt)ti in the rhino old-stock in truth,-
tillt“ on opoll utt-

itnti $2.500 (it‘iliri‘
count.

(hires horn throat lIntle-olloitml lull”.

lied 6:;thin flint-mill tut; Wily
' ouch tho uttiu Mlld‘lifiililt’. litiilllllfi ilH
- goon.‘ttnd bringing inutunt toilet to

Coughtt and roldu
ill'o unit-lily cured by (h‘oltphtcfinud no

 

. on Two Fall- tn' Hour.

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.‘IKAR’l‘li‘ORD. Fob. almiiofm'o
Ogddrilzt‘ii nuttiouro ut the. Auditorium
lore bust uluilt w. 19‘. Mttddon, the
’i‘rlniiy lithium wrrutiotl for on hour
with Editor.) J. ti‘t'Ponnuli. wrestling
instructor ut lulu, uud uttcooodtlti in.
Beelll‘llli: our full in :39 minutes and 13
seconds. limiter tho conditions ot‘ the
match Motldon was to throw O'Connell
twice within un hour or forfeit tho
match. 'i‘hroughout the content
O‘Connell nuttumcd tho uggrouslro. At
lilo Hill of tho llotlr. Muddcn lmvlntr
foiled to Hemlrc two hills, O't‘ount‘li
wuu dooiurod tho willucr.

A prulitltillury bout Look pittrt- ho.
twcon lzuy Wlutoru, ot‘ Hartford. who
was substitution for Young littrticy, oi'
Sprlugiiold, Mai-iii” uud Duvu Pickett,
oi' Weltol'lmry. ’I‘lto roliioot ondml ill
u ill-ow ul. tho olouo of bull un hour.

At the closo of tho nitration-O'Connell
lnntrh lilo luttor Illtulodintrly chullouu-
(“ii Muddon to wrcutlo two straight fullll
out. of three ill any time and place he
desirod.

 

BUSINESS OF CRIMINAL COURTS.
HARTFORD, le‘ob. 27.--Tllo unllunl

 

 

 

 

Ills tile Grille Got atop (ill

in?

IF' SO TAKE THE A. B. C
CAPSULES.
TAKE THE GRIPPE OUT OF YOU

25:: A BOX.
AT

lilo lelifuss Pharmacy.
8 No. MAIN 81”.. 80. NORW’" K.

 

Wall
Paper.

"Dru-mick ot nu ma. just to
is o little larger than over before

Wonderful how low you can
buy nice good: here. You know
we do the work in the very hot.
manner.

 

We have taken 1 good man)
contracts for [tattoo pointing out
will be glad to submit figures fill
your work.

We try to carry in stock every.
thing you need for tho docoratior
of your house inside or out.

E. E.
Gorhiam.

TELEPHONI “H
19 ”HOT IT. I. NORWALI

tilt Iiilliliill BANK

MUTH NORWALK. CONN.

m

TIAN‘AGTI A GENERAL IANKING
IUSINESI.

CAPITAL
“00.00000

*-

IUIPLUI AND PHOFlTI
‘ ”73.80000

m.—

IDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Proo.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vlu‘Pru.
JAOOI M. LAYTON. Quill".

_—

DIRECTORI-

l. H. Mothowoon Henry loymur

John H. Knopo umuol Grumman

.ioolor leorvln J. Wolloo. Marvin

chi-lotion Sworn John H. Light.
FM H. Rowan

x

 

rm: our“; “Ln worm;

AGENCIES.

ALL mounnucs. REAL ESTATE
monronoeo. wornnv. arom-
oon-r TiOKlTB, moons soups.

PATINTB oucunso.
I oour-I MAIN arson.
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littllll line It] i. Y.
for freight Only.

On and utter Tuesday. January 2.
1906, Freight Propollors will leave
Plor 38. lilaot River. Now York, (foot
of Dover Itrostl. ovary day, (except
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwolit up to 4 p. to. uni South
Norwnlk up to 6:30 p. m.

NORWALK ITIAMIOAT co.
Milli J. Smith 0. 0. Ho man
“on“. .. moor-i uont.
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tipetltitiilff”
ERREDISHARES

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{Ila room, dole otwimo. Bunions
nationhood» a'ron'thottoltui
inflow!
.Ilflllltl. Portiooloro'on-

rundown...
“If“! 'MW‘“ .

roporl of tho rolllpiroller of tho rrlln-
inui Ivtluiuuuu oi the courts in (lonu~
bottom for tho your polling July 1, liitlfi
was submitted to tho lowruor _\'(“ill'l'-
tiny. in oiuitt counties. tho tolui
ilillllilt‘l' oi’ convictions Ht't‘lll't‘ii to rust
on which wt-ru t'outoutvd wus ii:i.' .’l
doort-unv til‘ 30 from tho prom-ding
your. ’I‘ho Illiillllt‘l' of bonus Irlotl wuo
I333. o dottrt-uro of 21;. lioudu to tho
oxiolll ()i' $11 H5 worn, i'ill‘i'i’lii‘tl II (it‘-
ci‘oaltt- ol’ $5,825 front lll‘.‘ protruding
your.

 

 

EVERY LADY‘S DRESSING CHAM
BER. V '

.m ‘ ‘1. _\
should be equipped with u dainty.
snow white. onentece “Standard” Por-
celain Enameled Lavatory.

Hove you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
water In your dressing chamber. sleep-
lng apartment or first floor toilet
room? its presence would attord you
the hlgest degree of comfort.

We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent mo
chantrs. honest and reliable.

Horace R. Nash,

CORNER MAIN AND WEST .18..
South NOl‘WIik. Oonn.

 

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HOTEL VICTORIA

ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
our rooms a special featuro. an
and Electric Lights throughout. Ev-
ery room heated.

RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Colo In connection.
A full line of Aoker, Merrill A. Con.

dit Com celebrated Wines. Liquors Ind
Cigars olwlyo on hand.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.

Telephone Coll, 398—4.

 

 

FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.

PLUMBING.
STEAM.

HOT WATER,
nun . _
GAS FITTING.’ '

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Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
Ind Zinc.

'50 South Main Street.
Telephono 1874.

South N orwalk, Conn.
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IN NORWALK PARK
For sale at very low figures
Restricted Property.

For prices, pArticuIar and toxins,
Address

J ucob M.La.yilon,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
5 Railroad Am. So. Norwoli

 

 

1847- 1905
PLUMBING 'AND STEAM
. HEATING.

HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
NOV” ND ' no
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THE JONES & HOTEHKISB.
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eruptions. 'l‘itouululdu oi toil; o 1

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lfllffltlilli‘tul.\ufilh|ll I t.- ltopd

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you are diluted with mw at tho [how
and scalp «llamas. buy I bottle Mn!
not well. . ,
THE“ CLIFFORD PHARMA.
Platncr & Bradley
Proprietors

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AT COST;

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If you lntend to paper your limit“
this spring you will reup a benefit hf
buying your wall paper now. would
closing cut our entire stock or Gold
Wall Papers at cost in order to in
room for new goods. Buy nowuuil
vou toke the prom.

Our Paper Hangers undotolindll la
tug wall paper. 3 ’,

Crockery, Lamps, Hons. Eurohlhlhj
“loads. Painters’ Supplies.

TO ORDER.
Window Shades, Picture homing
IPECIAL V

Cloth Window Shades with Fling .
25c; Whito Curtain roles, with n:-
tures. 100. i

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Painting, Paper Hanging, Slsnrohih
int. ‘ “

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L.H.DEcKEr.

17 Washington giro”. ‘
Tel. Cm count Nomttt.

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DAVID W. RAYMOND, .
Funeral Directoo

and Embalmer. ,

to Nomi Main fit. with Mom

luldenco. I Wilmington t

Tolophono It hon-05.184-

BE VERY MUCH RELIEVEDI
‘l‘HE USE OF A

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we ARE FULLY SUPPLI’éD W “r it
A NUMBER or DESIGN! viii-u ‘.
CAN BE SUITABLY sELEc'TEo'Fo
ANY use. .1,
CALL AND RECEIVE THE ooo’
LET. -.. ‘

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YOU WILL THEN so: why it
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why don't you have I. onto:
room? Heated by steam with .
cold water. bath and oil tho oo ‘
that a mm or o iddy not: ’ ’“
thing new and upon-lotion?
the day or week. Price.

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CENTRAL no

Corner of Monroo and OM
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