maniacal 1111‘ best there 11: '11. 11111111
clue and the value of each preparation
has 11ccn domonctratod “for the 11113111111
ycara 'I‘ho formulae or each 111 no
11110191.. We toil you what it 111 com-
posed of.
“111111111111 9111111; 1...... 1111111111.
751'. homo! 8 to:-
1.1111111111111111 Sarcaparlila, '18:: bottle;
11 "I“
\i’hltman‘ii Rhonmailc Iiiiixir,t‘1(io
boltlc. ,
Whitman's Syrup Jiypophocphatoa,
(inc boltlo.
Whitman’u Almond Groom. 251: hot-
tlo
Whitman's 'I‘obttt “Wash
‘ii‘or solo at ~-
The Bridtié“ Phh‘ilu‘acu.
H. W. GRAD/1131938
250 bottle.
For the convenience of the readers
of The Sentinel, 3 letter box has been
placed on the 1111', near 1111111111115.
news 111111.111.» 111’ pliblieaitidu ire
collected daily. They anouid be sign-
ed by tho writer as an evidence oi
good faith.
The 1111ch Oyster;
i‘or opcnctl OYSIGP-‘i, 8“ ‘-
.ompany’s rush
continues.
Mrs. James H. Stevens. of Covc
avcnuc, has boon spending a tow dayfi
in Now York. ,
'i‘hc harbor was covorcd with a skin
of too this morning which was quite
unusual for this winter.
, Miss Dorothy Drakc is ill at tho
homo of hor grandmother. 'Mrs- A. M.
liocruin, in Van Zundt strcct.
.\' routinc busiucas inc-cling of tho
tilllt'ittl Board of the East Avcntlo
Mothodist Church was held last wou-
lug.
Mrs. Melville Youngs 31' it Now
direct. who’has been critically Iii. was
ablc to sit up for half an hour you-
tt'rtlay and is gradually improving in
WWII“).
Miss Katherine Burkc. who has been
tln- gucul. of her cousins. the Misscs
Vera and 1.11111 i'ialoran. of Van Zuudt
arouuo, has rcturncd to her home in
Stamford.
’l‘bc Pastime Athletic Club will hold
its rcgular monthly mot-tint: Tuesday
(wooing. March 6111.111 8 o'clock, lu~
stead of this evening. as published in
yt-stcrday‘s Scntincl.
Tho. barge Clarence has discharged
:1 portion of her cargo of sand for the
Not'Walk iron Works and is discharg»
ing the rcmaindcr of the cargo at the
wharf ot’ the Fort-is Coal Company.
William J Wclsclt. colcbratcd his
t'orty third birthday last evening with
a party to a. number of his friends.
iic was uroacnlcd with a handsome
gold handled cane and a slivcr immi-
it'd uulbrolla. liofrcshmcnts were
Ht'rvt'tl during: the cvcning.
’i‘lio iiaiucr pool tournament is pro.
crossing ulcoly and tho game-1 this cv-
r'nlui; promises to he onc oi" the be‘
111' 1111'» scrlos. it. will be for blood on
scrotal bots arc said to have lined
madc on the result. 'l‘hc contestants
111'1' Frank Fox and H. W. Taylor. The
cent visitor in town
and once ovct' that lino most of 1111 iii-
1. olluc 10 a belief that they oro out of
, town.
"‘ part or yoatorday 111 Briducnori. and
choroid full of dirt .cxcnvalcd from the
' fined to his home with tho mumps.
wAgenia W121- 1321.511111th “11111103, in
. m
Ewdi Nah.’O 13bit 113m :1?‘ of the.
above will mciv: prompt amnion.
noun—11—
1131. Johnston. of Norwaik. way 11 xii
W
M111. 0. 15.11.1111. baa been cntcrtain
111g relatives from out of town at her
prcona Farms homo;
George Beers has boon appointed by
tho scientinon of Wanton to till the un
oxiiirctl term at town clerk. tho pool
iion made vacant. through the death of
tho 1an incuntbcnt. Charles F Still
man. in a tire that ticstroyéd his
home.
At all ovonis the men engaged lay.
lug conduita have finished the work
on the cast, side of State ntreot bridge
~—
Harry Sherwood spent the better
Wits iu cvldcucc in tho civil superior
court room. an interested listener to
thc slainlor suit now being tried bo-
iorc Judge Rorabuck.
._
wm
1101111111.. Hoar sits and counts the
silo of tho proposed librtuv thou cont-
pntos the limo when the building will
be a rcaiity the loading room vacant
and ha in possasaion of the store now
usod for tho latter.
Tonight tho boys of tho Congrega-
tional Church are to author at the par-
sonagc and organize a boy's club. The
project has boon successnfliy exploit.-
od by the lads of the Methodist church
and clscwbcro is looked upon with in-
vor an being a diroct mcanaof inter-
ostlng the youths ol‘ connnuuiilcs, and
in n prolitablo way. There is every
reason why the now club here should
more successful and be a source of
pleasure for its mmubcrs.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agente for the Evening Sentinel. in
Barton. are Arthur 8IIUIOII. and Wat
lace Sharer. Order! cent to either oi
1110 above will receive prompt men
on.
For the benefit of the residents 01
Darlen, a newa bulletin board and let
ier drop box have been placed in front
of Allen’s Drug store. News items.
peroonale and advertisements will be
collected each afternoon. Not for
publication, but as a guarantee of good
faith, all itema must be signed.
.iamcs Edncy. of Now York. is in
town.
0. it. Smith is making grout changes
in his Darien store.
Miss Margaret liaillu'am Is improv-
ing after u long illncss.
m...
Mrs. Oldrinc and Miss l‘ilrdsal] spout
Saturday in Now York.
Wilbur Blackmail is out again after
an attack of tho mumps
little Wallet ilurdlck is impimlng
111111 11 long and t"‘lIlItilI IIIIir'SS
Miss Edith Stillman is spending a
Work with a i’ricnd in Brooklyn.
William iioutou. Noroton. is con-
iinrry chb has rcccntly purchased
a now horse for his rubbcr tircd run-
fm'uit'r is 111ch 85, 1111-11 ilic intior till.
ROWAYTON.
Agents for The Evanlnn Sentinel, in
«autumn, are Frederick Lockwood:
Elwood Broadway and Chat-lea Petty.‘
Ordera cent: to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
Abraham I). Kendrick. ot’ Roton
avouuc. mado a trip to Danbury today
011 lutulncsa
(‘harIt-s it.” Potty. of Raymond
silt 1'1 11: 1s purrhaaod a INIIIIIHOIIIO now
cab ilnlcsa bicv clc
’l‘bcrt- in skating again on (11111111
111: 11 a and 1111- -.x itaymond'a ponds, and
tho young folks arc enjoying 11..
Win 'I‘olu'noko Company Ia. about to 1
111-1111 :1 11111111111] mauu'lou on 111 .. 1.1011111]
tit‘t’ilriii‘ii by 1111,- dbmuon Williamson 1
l't'siilcnt't'.
'i‘lit' Ladics‘ Auxiliary, of ltownyton
Horus Company. at tho aumicr hold at
tho bomlqunrtcro rct'ontly, i'lt'llNI a.
baudaomo anm.
ticoli Willlamaou Is cmployt-d on tho‘
(ihurioa ltuymoud placc iiowayion.
Mra. Raymond and family export to
occupy It May 1111..
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3111 Fall Armour: Pure '
Leaf Laid,
6 P1191 111111111111 Biiauii
Co. emitters. 51: 81211
3 Flint 11111 8111
331:.
250'
251‘
Robcrtémlrh
ohm 1.1.1 - 11mm... conn.
EXPLAINID.
Wk 11 do they mean by the embar-
1 '!:":u out (it “filth?!
'rtic coufttaibn 1111111111111 1111 being
uskmt on the mfiionbdfiihtl where you
‘vlsiting lianl’ord Smith
1Main struct-
about
Miss Mary Bullock. of Now
and
York. In
family.
Jacob Millor has not out manic trt'cn
along his Wot-d aronuc propcrty ucar
Norotou 1'Iv1r.
Mt. i'ioiiih-kstcn In remodeling and
painting his rosidcuco ncar Nototou
bridgc on tho 'I‘urnplkt'.
Mr. Wbcrlo has purchaaod tho i1.ii-
tic Conny Island propcrty and is trans.
forming it into a rouldoncc,
1101'. II. S. and Mrs. lirown arc
cpcudiug a wcck In Washington for
1111 bottom of Mrs. Iirowu'u boalth.
"I-
Mr. and Mrs. liJvt-tct Millspuugh. or
lictliol. arc tho annals of Mr. and Mrs.
Churbva 'illilupauirh Wont nvcnuo.
(‘lmilou (l. Watcrbuty who has boon
sorioualy ill with anibtna. 1111111 i‘t‘t"-1)\
orcd, and spout Tucaday in Stamford.
”Got estimates on repairing and
painting your auto. L. M. Wright's
new garage.
Miss Matilda Williamson and lion-
Jumlu Williamson are quite ill at tho
homo oi‘ Mra. Androua Mlllapnugh. Dar-
It‘ll.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrti.
Androw Willioluw won accidentally
and vory curiously injured Monday
morning.
1—“
James Painter. of Stamford was tak-
on to the County Home. in Norwalk
ycsicrduy. by (linear Dreamy. The boy
in a son of Henry 1.. Dudley
Misti Joanie St. John. Mitts Etta
hooker and-Mina Maud Van Dino have
returned from an amended visit with
Mrs. Gilbert Finch. Hartford.
Mra. 11.1., Gillette's and Mrs. George
Evorcit'a habloa whose birthdaya are
the 11am were both taken on the
name tiny 111111 week with moorlea.
M11111 1.11111 Bowen 111111 returned from
1 111111 with bar cousin. M11. or.
Thomas. of Norwaik. Whiio there
gut 11."-Loufaviile condorwdeurnai
both ware among the audience at the .
. cd with pipt's.
' a on on 1115‘
1 _ a hiring anniversary.
”‘ a. L. Danton, of New York. vitiltcd
111 11111 11113911111111.3133!
, motto ‘ amp with
, Valuation in Dorian saline
.achooi hero the 111111 aviator.
W
The Volunteer Hook and Ladder
Company save an entertainment, Moth
day evening. at the casino house. bio
roton. Among those present from
Darle‘n wan Richard Aboudroth.
1111‘. 81111111. of Bonnier.“
1111118111411
Rev. 11111111. Freetown palm. inertia-1
dist Church. Sunday 11111111111511.1111
the 111111.“ Con. 4: 'i--”But. we have
our. treasure in caribou vessels."
Mrs: Albert Morgan was recently
the intent of Miss Helen Adeline ,Wn
tcrbuiy. Dorian. and has now returned
to Brooklyn 111111 is visiting her par-
enta. Mr and Mrs. Goodeve, on Pulaski
uvcnuc.1 ..11 11 1,
John F. Hag‘geriy, of Dorian. was
yesterday morning] granted a liquor
11121111311 by the county commissioners,
upon the condition that ho remodel his
barrootu, In tho Tucker House. so that
all the roouiromontc of the screen law
should be faithfully complied with.
'l‘hcro was a. large remonsirance
against liaggcrty‘s application.
LOW DEATH RATE AMONG JEWB.
Mortality increaaea Wherever cha
Mix With Gentile Neighbors.
The inforhiatitlfi 11111111111111 by the
Jewish Encyclopedia under the head.
1111: of "Mortality,“ unfolds numerous
surprises. The fact that a majority
of Jews are known to live in over-
crowded and unsanitary sections of
Europe and America‘wonld seem to
suggest that a higher rate of mortal-
Ity prevails among them than among
their Gentile neighbors, but tho stut-
lstics available show conclusively that.
the. death rates among the Jews are
much lower than those of the races
and the peoples among whom they
dWell. infant mortality among cha
In comparison with the mortality of
lnfantu 01‘ other races in ,vcry low.
Nearly one-fifth of all the legitimate
children of Gentiles die before they
attain their fifth year, yet the mortal-
ity of children of Jewish parentage
is less than one:alxth oi." the number
of births. in London the death rate
among Jewish children from one. to
five years of age 111 only 110 per cent,
but among Gentile children of the
Elaine age It reaction 14 per cent. From
statistical evidence it has been eatnbv
llshcd that districts mostly inhabited
by the immigrant Jews, such as New
York, Philadelphia, Boston. and Ba]-
timore, show the lowest mortality
among infants and children. This
low mortality among Jews 111 ascribed
to social causes. confirmed by the fact
that. the death rates are smallest In
countries where they live isolated
from their non-Jewish neighbors and
pursue their mode '01 lifc'ecoording
to the traditions oi their beliof. Yet
wherever Jews mix and assimilate
with their Gentile noighbora and
adopt their mode of life their death
rate 111m oascn
“sweetening" Wood.
The ncwcat method of curing tim-
bt'i‘ quickly for joiner work, pianos,
etc. is to succtcn it. The process.
which was In vented by an Englishman
numb d l’on oil in destribcd by United
States (1111111111 Atwei]. in 1101111511,
France:
"Pil‘ti‘n rcplnces the can of trees
by boot sugar and saccharine. which
acts as a proscrvutlve by driving the
natural humidity from the fibres.
Newly i‘cllcd wood la laid on a wagon-
r1tto. which is rolloti into a huge cyl-
ludcr, the interior of which 111 pmvid.
The wood having been
plnccd in the cylinder, the latter is
suppilcd with anger or saccharine.
111111 water is then forced through the
plpl's. ’I‘llc bout. bolls tho sugar.
which poucIrates the porch of the
wood. Cooling is accompliahcd by
cold wator forced through the pipes.
Tho cylinder in emptied ol' the sugar
or saccharine and the wagonette is
rolled Into a special room. whore the
wood is dried by currents of hot air.
After being cooled again. the wood
propcriy sectioned by the mirror. Iii
ready for use. it 111 1111111 not to spring
or gather dumpocaa and to be proof
agalunt destructibn by lunar-.111.
“ .'
How to Llaten to Mualo.
People often get lnicnuciy excited
in liutening to music~~leitiug their
emoticon run rampant and culturing
In cotmcquoncc a painful reaction of
Intiguc. if they would learn to yield
iio that the music. could peas over
their ncrvca all it pelican over the
atrium; of 11 nautical Instrument. and
than. with the new life and vigor 11c-
rIvcd-irom the cuioymont, would turn
to come ucofu] work, they would 111111
a amt 01111111111011 111 the «ointment ot
the manic 1111 well 1111 a now pleasure
in their work. if we enjoy good
music and gloat over our perinatal
pleasure In it. no to spank, it takes
the life out 011111. if we let the manic
carry as along inntcud of trying. in our
excitement. to carry the 1111111111. it
brings new 11111 to Iiii.wifitiiii§'l
Monthly. '
Wedding Fling Found on Harrow.
A blacksmith at Aawarby. pour
Electoral. has made a most cartoon
discovery.
1111 received from a neighboring
(mustard 11 barrow for repairs. and
While those were being oxecutcd e 22
carat gold wedding ring was found
atlcicinsnu to one oi! the ieolh of iha
Implement. it 11 11111111011911 that the
ring; will teat on the land and that. It
on picked up by the barrow in the
course 01 211 workwheynolda‘a New
other
1.11.1111...
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land Sound 111%)”1 1111111
born or solid 11111
with 11111.. flaring“ Montana: 1111131115
amen '11 race 11
11111111111111 resting bags 111111111 wa-
ter. it taken its airline diaries" 'liflironi
from tho alvcn aortic 11': the original
owner.- tihedee 191111111111 history 111 W
mantle. M 111 tension or 111111 Connec-
tlcut colony hold tit Hartford. May 17 1
0111,, "Motor Hamlin] 111111.311 Milford
11111111.. incubated a petition to the 1111
9911111111. showing that one 01111111111 Deal
turmeriy of Milford deceased. dyad
select! or a house lot". and also on
Island known as Milford or Charles 111
1111111, 11111111111111; about 12 11cm. bound
on all around by con, and that 1111111
c1111.... 11.111.111.111; no relatives) by
his will 11111 11111111131111: 1111‘ said land
to his wife Pitiy. on 1111111111 woman.
111111 afterwards married Samuel Coach
and in some time altar 11311111 and the
maid 11111111. his wife. made his will and
and dyed; and by his will did give the
said land to his 11111131111111.1111211111111
Crouch of England. provided 111w
should posona Iy come 111111 names the
iiamo within seven .vmra next follow-
Ing the data of thoaald will. Or other-
wise ho gave tho land to Nathaniel
1119119, brothci at tho petitioner, and n1-
tor the said Nathaniel 13111111; purchased 1'
and bought the said land of Elizabeth 1‘,
Couch for 11 valuable consideration and
11111! sold the some to the said petition.
on, Sumac] 11101111 and that tho said no
phonon, tears. that 111‘ some time or
other the colony may by claim
title. Biohaatb. tor that tho not 811m-
not Conch was no 0111.11er intiticd.
thorotore. but by 1114111111111 With his
said wile Pitty who dy‘od and lett no:
hairs that. have yet, appeared
1 The assembb ratified the 1111111161-
er‘s s title. ,
A SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
'l‘hc cares that. stand to Its credit
mako Bucklcn's Ara-lea Salvo o. scion-
tliic wonder. it. cured E. R. Malford.
lecturer for tho Patrons of Husban
dry, Wayacsboro. Pin. of a distressing
cane oi Plies. it heals the worst
Burns. Sores. i-iolls, Ulcers. Cuts.
Wounds. Chllblnlns and Salt Rheum.
Only 25c at F. ii. Baxter's. South Nor
walk and E. P. Wood's. Not'walk, drug-
stores. "
MRS VAN SCHAIOK ALLEGES DE-
‘ SERTION.
Mary i Van Schaick. or Norwnlk;
has brought unit for divorce against
her husband, William A. Van Schaick,
who is employed in Norwalk. Mrs. Van
Scliaick alleges dcacrtion. They word
married in 189] in Brooklyn. and Mr.
Van Schnick left his wite 1111901 They
havc no children The suit is brought
through Attorney John .1. Canon, 0!
South Nprwalk. and is returnable the
second 'I‘uosdav in ”11111 ch at Bridge
port
”I”
DONT GET THE HABIT.
indigestion In much of a habit. Don‘t
get tho habit. Take 8. little Kodo]
Dyspepsia Cure ai‘tar eating and you
will quit belching. putting, palpimtlng
and frowning. Kodoi digests what
you cut and ma koa the stomach sweet
K0110! is a thorough digeataut and will
afford relief from any disorder due to
imperfect attention or in 11.111111111111011
of 10011. Sold by The gildordi’hm-
“lacy. . 1 / . - ». .- O.
the’ exposed corner
room, the bay wm-
dow. or the, room
that gets no sun,
With 11‘
GAS HEATING
srovn.
DUSTLEss,
NOISELESS.
BOTHEIRLESS
Easy 111 119111 91111 1o extinuuish.
1111711 111111111
11111111
"111011,!1‘1'0111111. Propollore will
. 1!. '
from your Worn 111111111111
bottled
'1 1111111. 3111111111111111111111th111
:different ”1111111311. .bflgfimcb.
”1‘
arm u fit an i
9- "103'! balm”
- 01120“: Joe from Powder
'1.19(.I
1.151111111111111 'sALnnv 3111..
WASHINGTON, March ir-Sonator
Caiiluxor has Introduced a bill to r-c
sdJuat the salaries of the 1111110111] of
floors so! the 1:0ch moon] to Intro induct
March 1 111011.1‘1111 bill .‘DIOIIOHOH
the following tialflrlca: 'Iiio pu-uldcnt
3'15 001), vice-ptncsidnm $113,11011;speak-
er of the House of itcprcsoulatlvoa.
$12, 000; mcmbors of tho cabinol $111.-
330 senators and taprcuoniutiicu $75.-
11111111111111 1 Grip on -
You?
1P so TAKE THE” A. a. c.
CAPSULES.
m: THE GRIPPE our OF vou.
25c .1 BOX.
11111 1111111133 Pharmacy.
I No. MAIN 811.
80. NOPW“ K.
our crochet new [code just in
to a little larger than ever before
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice gooda here. You knov
we do the work in the very beat
manner.
1 We have taken a good man)
contract: for houae painting am
will be glad to aubmit figures for
your work.
We try to carry in stock every-
thing you need (or the decoration
of your home iuaide or out.
1 E0 E0
Gorham,
TELEPHONE ”H
Bill 1111101111 BANK
COUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANIACTI A GENERAL IANKING
IUSINESE.
(111911-111;
$100,000.00
nan——
eunPLua am: oaome
$176,500.00
. ”—-
IOWIN H. MATi-iewsou. Free.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pm.
JAOOI M. LAYTON, Cashier.
——
DIRECTORD.
I. H. Mathevmm Henry Ieytnear
John H. Knapp Iamuei Grumman
dealer R.Marvin .1. Wallace Marvin
Ohrietlan Owen: John H. Light.
1 Fred H. Iowan
mi 36311 b71111 11.21;.
AGENCIES.
111.1. INSURANCE, near. rem-z
uomoace‘e. now-amt. cream
can 'rtoKa'rc PROBATE nouns.
Parea'rd cmuneo.
I aoun MAIN eraser.
1111. can. too
111111111
for 1101111101111.
011 and alter Tuesday, 111111qu 2.
cave
,'Pler 28.111111 River. New York, (1001
01! Dover attest). every titty. (except
Sunday). 1114 n. m. Freight received
at Norwaik up to 4 p. in. and South
timing on to 111311 p.111.
NORWALK l‘i‘lAMbOA'i‘ co.
111111111. 11,, Imlth c. 0. He onion
1.1.1.1
General 96111.
6 ”Iii iii [1
1.391111 some?
. ” ‘ 11" ”organic
1 , -1 1.1 1!. 11101111
81 110.111 1003' an of mi. «1111-
1.1111111... .1“... .11 and
‘ 11111111 111111 1.14 Miami 11111th
aurplua, chow muita. Particulate on
«111011.
b. OOIUIN, Oanerai A n.
u ”113. 1111111 11c. 1111111
' donors in South Main HII‘WI
THEY WILL SURELY 1
._.1 torWili
ectopic ed the lures 1111111 an
tor Hiram Fitch in Winfield street. tot
replace tho ouch rocoritly destroyed"
tithing 10111111111 to Frank Buckholtz's
houiac in St..loi1n avenue ‘
Soloctmau James A.iirowi1 tutti.
commenced work upon his new resbi
This old
piano is being pushed up In the air,
and anotbcr stoty in being built under
it. When the work is completed. it in
thought that Mr. Brown will Intro 11
very creditabio plnco.
Contractor .i. F. McMahon has start.
on tho foundations for 1111-1 apartment
house which he will orcct'. on Wont.
avenue Nona of tho BliIi-COIili‘twifi
havo been awarded an vct but as soon.
an they arc. work will be pushed to
completion as rapidly as possible.
The. isracl Society, which is to,bulld
a now synagoguo at the corner at
South Main and Concord shoots. held
11111111011111: 1.1111 wcck. ’i'bo aoclcty in
still debating the matter of building 11
brick or u woodou ciuu'cn.
Con-tractor 1.1111111 Gamble is or‘eci»
Int: a now marblnc shop for William
(“1, 11110011111 on tho Chestnut strcot. ox.
tonsiou.
ONION .TE IENQLIIH
11111111, in,
111g titling-Li’s n
' 11.11111. Alw mu u.
fur CH manl‘im‘u NUHH
'. '. in It i) .111 Gold 11111111111 banal-11
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I
mm“ m" M "”1" in ‘hl ch ter 1' hemieal (I...
lied lam 8111:". I‘ll" A. I".
evcav Lacv's oacssmc 1111111
. DER.
should be equipped With a dainty.
snow white. onepicoe “Standard" Por-
celain [titanic-led Lavatory.
liave you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient It would
be to have hot and cold running water
water in your drcasiug chamber. sleep-
Ilig apartment of first. floor toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the hlgeut degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent mo‘
chanlcs. honest and reliable.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST OT...
South Norwalk, Conn.
THE new H .-
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
our rooms a apecial feature. an
and Electric Light. throughout Ev-
ery room heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
,flnely etockea Cafe in connection.
A full line of Acker, Merrill 0. Con
dit Co. a celebrated Wines. Liquora and
Cigars always on hand.
'1‘. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone Call, 396-4.
.1
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING.
STEAM,
nor warm, 1
'AND a
GAS FITTING. 1
Tin, She; “Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
‘50 South Main Street.
Telephone 1874.
South Norwalk. Conn.
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Fine Building Lots
IN NORWALK PARK
For Idle at very low figure:
Restricted Property.
For prices. particular and terms.
Addreea
Jacob M. Layton,
REAL'ESTATE AGENCY.
5 Railroad Ave, 80. Nome]!
1847 7. 11111;
PLUMBING ’AND‘ STEAM
HEATING. 1
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
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RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONEI I HOTOHKIQG
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in; tire, and is now putting on the tin» ‘
31 811111 1111 111111., ‘
shoot 1
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of Pc'rspiratiou Odom
.1. On sale today and always.
1 , 1 Free art panel with every 110
Pletncr & Bradley
Proprietor; 1
co‘ser BLAZE.
my. 1.
Stamford Mao Lighted Barrel 111.
Which Deatroyed an $800 Auto.
mobile.
Androw J. Roll, 01‘ Stamford. Ii
lug apt, iiro to a. barrel of 1111' In
barn whore”,Antlrcu' Carlson had MO
1211 an nutomobllo .ludgo Curtis in
001111 of common pious youtcrdaym
lug 11: 111111211 «low 11 n‘ dot ision which
stitlcs thc ownt-r 01‘ 11111 machine to
cover dmnagcs 111' $137 75. ,
This iNnr 11 largo iudgmon’t for tit
court iicii tlaiuwd that the all!
of tho luriru W'liolt' Iic 1-10 caroleaclv
built the 1111' Wild his own and 11111
not routed by Carlson. who should
have played in ills own 1111111111111"
The automobilt' was. claimed it) '
worth $1100.
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NEW MILFORD. RESIDENT DEA
NEW Mil. FORD March 1.81011
Wells, 11 promincut iosidcnt ol,’ 1
low,n diod Iodat‘, agcd 86 years.
fortnorli v on a not] known 111111111111
lurcr of 1111111 and latcr heat a
clothing sloro horn. He leaves 1 ,
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if you intend to paper your 11 or
this spring you will reap a benefit}
buying your wall paper now. we
closing out our entire "stock of
Wall Papers at cost In cute 11 1
room for new goods.
you take the profit. .
Our Paper Hanger-a undoraund,
lug wall paper. 1 1
Crockery, Lamps House Parole
Goods. Paintera’ Supplies.
1'0 cause. ‘11:
.Window Shades, Picture flotilla].
caret/11'.
Cloth Window Shades with N9”,
250; White Curtain Poise, with
tin-ea, 10b. 1 . 1111.11.11”
Painting, Paper Hanging, Sign Patti
1111.11. Int- “mun“
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I7 Waahlngton “not.
no. can. '
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and Emir-inter
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Iiailonoo‘, i Waahlnito’h . '
Telephone at home. . ,‘ ,
why don't you haven
room? Heated by steam
cold water. bath and all tile ‘
that a man or a lady meta.
thing new and upon-iconic.
the day or week. Prices ..1
corner of Menrpe and O ‘
J. DIIIIA. Prop.
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Norwalk Chronicler