Brunsohwoloer Neil EldrIcI
Strengthens your system, builds you
up, create an ”WW7 [ MM
clan. Contains the“ 7be7 cent
of alcohol and Him: Militant of ex-
tract of any liquid extract orbit on the
market.
15c per bottle; it bottles for 95c.
M 9 (3W7 It 77‘ ’
dew
For the convenience of the "In"
of The Sentinelra letter box hII been
placed on the brld I new HIntr'I
from store. Items rbuhlioItion Ire
collected daily. They should be bign-
cd by the writer II In evidence of
good faith.
Mrs. Calvin A. Smith. of OsboIn
avenue. is able to be out after a severe
illness of seven welllts.
7.»-
llcv. Edward Cunningham will
preach in the Cranb'ury Chapel Sun-
day. March 11, at 4‘: 15 p.111.
—~Thc Regal 4~Cycle Marines nus
uithout quc tion the best values eveI
offered at i ’6 price. St John's. See
for sale ad.
Miss Emma Brundage, of this place.
has gone to Greeumch to accept a
position as operator at the Postal tclc
graph office
Tomorrow Mrs Ida M. Davenport
will be wearing a sable with tips the
gift of her loving mother for her
birthday, the eleventh of March. The
family in Beuning‘fon will rejoice ac-
cordingiy.
A baby girl was born to Captain
and Mrs. Willis Bell. of’ Cove avenue,
on Thursday. The little treasure is
pIonoun‘ced as pretty as a picture, and
as plump as a partridge. and her two
older sisters and brother are III ec-
tasics of delight over the new arrival.
Momma and baby are doing excellent-
1y
The Pastime Juniors will meet the
Pastime second team at the Pastime
Athletic Club rooms, this evening. The
.lunicrssre not positive of winning
this game. as the second tenm has on-
gaged first team players. Some per-
sons have been heard to remark that
they hoped the Juniors would win. in
the hope of taking some conceit out
of the second team. Ladies and pen-
tlemen are invited to witness the bat—
tle royal. No admission will be oharg
od Next Wednesday the Pastime first
:eum will play a fast team from Dan-
mry
John Chambers' life will never be
shortened from outing canned meat.
and only for his keen observation and
acute smell one of his fellow work-
men. named Barney, who used to live
in the same house with him. might
not be here now to tell the tale. Bur-
noy had occasion to borrow a can
opener from John. and when the con-
tents of the tin were disclosed. Chum-
bcrs said he neither liked the looks or
the odor of the most, and after some
pcrsuasimr induced his friend to
throw it outvin the back yard. The
next morning thelockflttor. tohls hor-
ror. saw four dead cuts in the back
yurd. but nothing of the corned bout.
IIIId calling Barney said: “Sec where
you d be if it hadn i been for me?" The
willy reply was: “Do you mean to
any that i would be turned into n tom-
Int" following it up with: "Sure.
.lohu. you must have‘ put them there
yourself" But it was no fake. for
the four felines bore ample evidence
of this fact that they had been pol-
souc:
A FRIEND"THAT: win: A “music.
Don't borrow-«look pleasant. if you
IIrc suffer 9’ m indigestion or sour
stomach 0de Dyspepsia Cure.
lion. J’ako pMOOi‘O, of Alinnt I, 6.4.
says: “i suffered more than .90 ye'II-s
with indigestion A friend recomv
mended Kodoi. it believed me In one
(ill)! and i MW spicy better health
than for runny years. ” Kodol digests
what you out. relieves sour stomach.
gun on stomcb. belching etc. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy.
RQWAYTON. , I
Agents for The Ivenlné “MIMI, lb
nowaton, In Frederic Lockwood.
-». the morning; sublcct
'7 Icon. The Lost Soul followed
'1 ception of new members end can:
, munIon
'7 8r Christian Endeavor. 3: 30; Senior
py Hour service.
7 3 Gone Evaporated Cream,
self Ania. He returned in good shape
lust «nigh: trawl-coking 93191“; he
a core a e up at our
In, «file Ind loude’rp
:iliave bob s’plb‘rgb
Itocmy wdth I7 9idiot prev Ind the
:creptionTge received; with mgrgfii-
y 6 my on on p e
159:3: Temple. Which lute c section
howayton Baptist Church Rev. F. C‘
BrownIi pastormservlcas, 1033i! 0.. In.
and 1 0p m; present by postorln
evening III:
M "i-
Sunday school 11: 46: Jun;
hrlstisn Endeavor. 0:15 Wednesday.
2 p. In. Ladies’ Aid Society. at molt.
B. Clevoriey' 8. Thursday, 7: 30 lisp
I
Will all the members of thc Rowny:
ton Free Library Association, who
have not paid their annual dues since
will; MayTllr‘lndly do lso as soon as pos-
I 0. c7 cuppa ring is up
preaching and only I‘neq
paid their fléty client's Will hie entitled to
roe. as W be allied 9 ill
%e’etlhg The ensem’lis e ’thnt’éscl’i’
member will in‘tcu‘est null ring a‘new
member, as they wish to run the li-
hrnry in accordance With the popular
vote, which cannot. be done. of course.
unless there is 4 large membership.
The librarian will receive the dues and
will show the constlthtion and bylaws
to all new members. who may wish to
glass the book, and so become mom-
to ,
The following books, from the Bod-
iey Club have arrived at the Roway-
ton Free Library. and are now ready
for circulation; The Great. White
Way, A. B. Paine; A Double-Borréiied
Detective Story. Mark, Twain; The
Diseutanglers Andrew Lang; Said the
Fishermau,7 . Marmaduke ”Pickthaii
The Success of Mark Wyngute. U L.
Silhorrnd; The Gladiators G. l. M.
Melville; The Duke. J. S. Thoustonl:
The Opponents. i-I Robertson. The
Duke of Stockbridge. Edw. Bellamy:
Nostrsmo, . Joseph Conrad; The
Donncrs’ Jewels. M. Cholmondoiey;
Flanders Widow, M. E. Francis; One
of Ourselves L. B. Waiford; The
Heart of the Doctor. M. G. Foster; The
Heroine of the Strait, M. C Crowley;
Place and Power. E. T. Fowler; Six
Trees M E. W. Freeman; For Faith
and reedom. W. Besuut; Aliens. M
T. Wright; Wreck of the Grosvenor.
W. C. Russell; The Laird's Luck and
Other Tales A. T Quillercouch: The
inheritors, Cgul'sd and Hueffcr; The
Tory Lover 0. Jewett; The Flight
’25:.
of four; Bake W. D. Howells;. Our
Lady Vanity. 0. Kirlru
Specimsron
TOMORROW
ONLY.
Beet Eigln CreImery Butter.
2 Cam Health Brand Corn,
26c
25c
25s
3 pkgthIfluIlig 19: bin, :. 25:
2 Cane AIIIka Salmon,
RobertSmlth
Phone 291-9. Nownton, Conn.
DARIEN AND mNOROTON.
For the benefit of the rIIldentI of
Dorian, I news bulletin boIrd Ind let
tIr drop
of Aileb'I Drug Store.
persenlle Ind Idvmieemdnte will be
collected nob women. Not for
publication, but III a gunman. of good
fIltb all itemI muIt I signed Agents
for 'l’he Evening Sentinel in Dprlen Ire
'l'lIIddIuI Bell. Arthur Sluuson and
Wallace shear. OrderI uni to any
of the show will receive prompt It-
Ientlon.
W
George Smith has secured a position
in South Norwalk.
liunford Smith was I visitor in
South Norwnlk yesterday.
Mrs Theron llurdick will visit rela-
lives and friends. in New York, the
coming week,- ,
of
or-
ii is reported llIIIt n young lad
Noroton is cIIguged to In East
Walk young man.
Helen Drummer and Mrs. Joseph
Hindlcy are spending u couple of
'wuelos in Newark With relatives
William Mother of Wool Norwnllt
has the contract for the improvements
on Mr. l‘lIbnigan's home, on ani e
um
Elwood IroI7dey Ind “aunt“ Petty.
om:- IIIII II Wei Illb'vI will
receive prompt attention.
Mliiii nibble Hoyt, of New Canaan is
vlultdng Mrs. Dibble. of aowuyton, this
W98 .
Mrs. fr: E Petty, of Edmund
street he returned from a visit in
New York and nouns Vernon.
ltowsyton M. E. Church—Moral“
service. 10:30. preaching by the pastor,
topic, The Dull on of the Christi!!!
Into: With It: not, 1; 30 pm 79?:
worth submit :6 p’. In, ovsnieiist
servico.7 .m.,7- n: with It fl‘f
teen mluu Ion: twice. Hollow
evening. Illusion y «his!
whose. Westley encid .-
Ing. Thoreau: mouths-I
lug. Grout'i raidsiI
'l‘hrouI
I77IdIy i
r . .
7:7 will flash" ’ '
James i.:‘, Wadsworth will leave Dar-
leu, March 16, to spend the summer on
Long island. His sister, Mrs. Konney.
leaves own for mentors. Conn. Hlsm
house will be occupied during his sh
Genes by Holly Weed
W
Mrs. Henry Whitney bus I mumlil:
cent JohnsouIIn lily now In full bloom.
The omit beII-s four of those crimson
lilies in full bloom, and several buds,
Another specially fine plant now In
full bloom in Mrs. J. Bennetts cin
credit. be double blossoms are snow
white vvthl lavender centers. utmost.
lieIutiqul over. . -.
Mm
Mr. Hortwright contains between 2.000»
and 3. 000 potted “cigars which will
succeed tiff
E
or
‘ lily- of their-III
w’b‘wll mitts.
7, l -,.‘
a wright. ’i‘wo drift WW‘WB
”Wad; l'“~
‘ ll week.
“m“?cludsd’r?’
Wfim as.
proper
Blind.“ “7&0; I
of hearing appeals from the doings of
the assessors. and to take such Io-
tiou on the some as they mud deem ne-
cspscl of It pt. 1. . d: color
gram’brof. a?» mwfgmggeatthfi .
ionc. ,
hope who have" ,
I have bun plIoId In from 7
Nova lte’mI. 7
77 deemed smoothie
The Noroton Hdlflitl greenhouses cf: 7
tli’ebbnchss. l 7
Edgar 'l‘. Bates, District Committee,
West Norwaik school district lying in
OBBINI‘Y... ~ 7. I
A SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
The curse that
make Bucklen' I Am cs sow. I scien-
tide wonder. it cured E. R. Mulford,
lecturer for the Patrons of Husban-
.7-7, ..
case of Piles.
Burns, Sores, Boiis, Ulcers. Cuts,
Wounds, Chiibisins and Salt Rheum.
Only 25c lit li‘. 'Hi 335:, '14. South Nor-
waik and E. P. Wee orwalk, drug-
gallows” " ”
WESTPDRT
Agents for the Evening IInIlnIl. In
WIItpert, are e. Dialovennl Ind Wm.
E. NIIhr Orders sent to either of the
above will receive prompt Ittobtlon.
W.
not Jessie Benedict who has been
Edward Thomas denial: now that be
has the pie fever and declares that any
such piebisn food ascribed to his blah
ly seusntlve taste now would ruin his
reputation with the elite of .thc rag
shop who are among the representa-
tive frequenters of his “electric yehi
cle' common termed a trolley car. “To
think of Ed' I putting on such airs is
incomprehensible.” is the way Fred
Mills looks. at it. .
'1'" .: 7:1 7 .
One day it’s church, another it’s
out of the question with the Motho~
diets, in the muttonof tho planned for
new church. One thing. however. is
certain. the members are working like
Trojans to accomplish thepurposc and
will beyond question succeed. When
that time comes too. there is every
likelihood of the site now occupied
by the Fred Romper home being the
choice of the church and a prettier one
could not be found.
THE RIGHT IDEA.
One would think the Laxative idea
in a cough syrup should have been ad:
vanced lung before it was. It seems
the only Iationn‘l remedy for Coughs
and Colds would be to move the bow-
els and clean the mucous membranes
of thd‘thront and lungs at the some
time. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and
Tar does this it is the Original Lax
ative Cough Syrup. the best known
remedy for Coughs. Colds. Group,
Whooping Cough, etc. Tastes good
and harmless. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy. 7"
NEW cAhAAN.
Percy Editor is now’ employed
Benedict's shoe factory.
M
III
B. S Woundys residence has been
connected with It privsto telephone
cable.
lodwiu ii Mend of Vista. is working
of, cprpcntorlng for Contractor Win
field Ellwood.
Friends of Mrs. lualoll will be glnd
to hour that. niter seven weeks’ sovorc
'illness. she is ubie to sit up a short
'ilme each day.
E. B. lawrence has purchased the
Iilrown house In- South avenue, occn~
pied by the Shea family. Ho will
shortly Ionovnte the dwelling and H"
side there.
DON'T GET THE HABIT.
indigestlo is much of a. habit. Dou' t
,gct the huht.'1‘slto a. little Kodol
Dyspepsin Cur after satin: and you
‘w’lli 'quit belch Imp pulling. minimum;
laud frowning. Kodol disoats what
you out and makes the toth sweet.
lKodol is a thorough di estunt and will
iimporfsct digestion rmaiassl list II
0159097,; Sold by he Cllh’q’ll Ph’I’I’r—
macy.
lNQUlRY AGAINST RAILROADI.
7WASHINGTON, March 10,—in com:
pllInce witlI7‘tbe joint resolution of
Congress March‘l. 1906, in the matter
of relations! common carriers .to coal
“and -oil and the transportation of the
sumo. the lIterostute commerce com-
{nu ion has directed thIt 'I' proceed
logs of inquiry and lhvcblizutlon he
,Inutitutsd at once and that such pro~
.‘ooodl s be set for hearing at such
time I d place and that such rsone
the. required to appear and well y or to
{produce hooks. documents and papers
as the commission may hereafter di
rest and further that the inquiry bo
curled on in the mount mo by such
other means and math 9 us may be
IncsuoIAnv Fins IN Morons.
' morons March 10 .~Flre believed
Ive been .iuoehdia orll‘in destroy.
ed a barn and farm uildinu of Ste.
ohm Kori. on the New Haven road
early todIy. The Keri family know
nothing of the fire until I'roueed by
$1,000
WWW" 739 .1.
wrath... ‘49? “I 7
Take out
‘Iam “I
, bits Issued a node’s to all persons liable
to taxation in that portion of the
the town of Dorian, that a meeting of
no to its credit
dry, Waynosboro, PI, of a distressing
the guest of rlonds in this vicinity,
use returned to her home is Solubili- .
afford relief from any- disorder due to £
neighbors. The loss yrtilaescb poorly 7
. our “1:“.
cured on
, stsndln
NANILA, lurch ll). Gish; J F
l" '..
ii.
tluBosrd of Pellet!“ for said district u... 1-, mm “M 7-.
avail be 1191,, lips can, theleeiect
by $3.7: .... historians Kill“ All! All!!! was
to I Mil
IoIllIgIIIIdbch III "l’winwxlmhu.m
such II undue. his} is o
pinion my{wind-II (lusting;- I‘I’dw "about
”$5 somewhere
clues” hove totally fsiuled” M sufferers :0qu lies
II longutbll remedyll uniriod. it has In on to:
‘hou record of success for overall yam. Ind but
won hosts of Winn friends.
Are you suffering from soy dlllllle trucIIblI h)
um mentioned I if on, Mr. Kennedy
dished his persons! Ind professiouIl reputItion on
them a. mat tint Favorite ltmedy will do yo:
Send for I fro» his! home nInd booklet conI
ninth; vsluIble medical“ Mtrcptmm
VIriouI dllbllttl. Write. 43"?” Ina-y not"
for mastitis!“ outlf you hev idn yd mu. ’Addrcu
Konnedy' I Hou- .Rondout. N. Y
has “W'EP'W’ fullnom'o is Dr. David Ken
*9 FA 0 ii! i EMEDY, medanilloudwi
N. until! the Nicol-1.00 (six boulob iii. no):
Ill III-union: in the Wind Sum. CInIdI In.
foreiun countriu
it heals the worst 300
WILTON.
The Matinee Whist Club will meet
next Tuesduy with Mrs. H. G. Thom-
son.
I'u
Lenten services were held at St
Matthew's Church last evening at
7:45.
Mrs. Mary A, White has left town
for the city, where she will remain
some time.
Miss Ethel Bolts has recently he
come the owner of a thoroughbred
IIlsh terrier.
An optical disease known as “pink
ovo‘ is prevalent to some extent in
this locality.
Josephine McQueen having recover-
ed from a slight attack of scarlet fe-
ver‘, the quarantine is Iemoved from
her home
moved to Bridgeport. leaving the
house occupied by him for two years
vacant.
Edward Eckldnd "has entirely recdv-
cred from the effects of an accident
received a week ago. while on a fish.
ing trip to Ridgcfleid.
The Ladies‘ Auxiliary of St. Mat
thew s Church held its initial Lent
meeting at the rectory Wednesday If:
‘,iernoon followed by a short service.
The delegates from the Congrega-
tional Church who attended a mis-
sionary meeting in Stamford on TIIOS7
day were Mrs. Edward Olmsiead and
Mrs. A. W. Morwin.
The Reading (‘irclo met Thursdny
afternoon at the homo. of Mrs. H. G
Thomson. Tho members are engaged
in rendinz the second volume of An»
drew D. White's auto-biography. .
The F‘nirfiold County Consocistion
held a meeting in Stamford on Tues-
day. Among the Congregational min»
istors who nttcndod was Rev. W. I).
Hurt, pastor of the Wilton church.
An Old Folks‘ social was given last
evening under the direction of Mrs.
R. W. Kooior. The newly elected so
ciul committee achieved u grout. suc-
cuss in this. its first, entertainment.
Wilton relatives of Harold Belts
have received word that his illness
typhoid foyer. Ho and his wife. who
’is also Iii of the some complaint, nrc
convalesclng.
Miss Sullic Middlobrook and her
niece. Miss Malian Middiobrook have
sullctl to: Europe on the White Star
llinor Republic on roulc '7f0I the East.
l‘lIo Misses Mlddlebmolr ore wuli
lknown In this. piece. having been foI-
'mcr summer residents
1
i
Colds are quickly cured by Chamber-
luin‘ s (“oughI Remedy it acts on no
lturp‘s pi ooscns the cough, relieves
Ill o lungs opens the secretions. of
feeling a. permanent cure. it counter
acts any tendency of a cold to result
lln pneumonlr it is pleasant to take.
llcmmren like it.
DANIURV WOMAN COMMITS SUI-
. ‘ CIDE.
usupdnv. March 10. 4nd. elm
Billings committed suicide last night
in II side room of tho saloon run by
Felix Morubt hero by drimring car
boiic acid. She was foundi a dying
condition, and died on the way to the
hospital. She was 30 years old and
came here from Grout. Harrington.
Mass. about a your ago. Little is
known of her here.
W
A 07ch ‘ruIe‘Le
wéthI that old enemy. of if? rangigfg;
re 7 .III n p
Toma d all “mums trouble veil; Stom-
Ich Liver and Bowls. take Dr. KiuI' I
New Life Pills. They perfectly reg-
ulate those orgnnI. without pain or (ill-
comfort. 250 at F. ii. Baxter‘ I. South
Norwslk and E. P. Weed I, Norwulli.
drown ii .
COLLIIION AT COLLINIVILLE.
COLLINBVILLE March 10.-—'i‘wo
freight trains were In collision here
yesterd [:37 Iftornoa but no very serl
“6mm The non hint
us. wh era a regnI
freight run into I spoclsi which was
there.i The caboose and one
a ones in! was badly dImIged
l
i
car oft
,nltboush It did not leave the tracks.
The wreckage took fire, but the flames
7w‘erc I [fly out out. up A“; 7.4
o I . 7.. 7
it“! .5 page?” ’
”B? 4 ‘7..-;ii.,¥arél:i7~
on: INITH " ILI volt cosmos.
the third rail system, the New Haven
other meal:
”A
Nobert Corey and family have re»
has proved to be a Very mild clue of 7
’5 114
8mm
Ref no Ii. the electrification of
the New Haven road to be completed
between Stamford I’ud New York lnl
September. on article in the New York
Evening Telegram says:
, Unlike the electric installation of the
New York Central. which will be on
mod will use overhead trolleys, and In
order to moire it possible to come to
the Grand Central Station over the
New York Centrais thud 17,4111 the
New Haven motors will-be udnptcd
both for tho nitsrnoflng and direct cur-
rents and will have shoes for the
third rail contact us well as regulation
trolley poles.
The new powerrhousc now under
construction for the New Haven is sit-
edited on the shore of the Minnus liiv~
, where it. will be easy to scours fuel
on the most economical basis The
road has acquired a on Io of loud clout
the riveI shOIe, hour the power hobbit.
where it is the intention to build a
large freight- house, so that a line bi
Iiver and Sound steamers may handle
much of the company's business from
that point, and thus relieve the con-
nection in the freight yards at. Mott
Haven.
If the repoiicd intentions of the
New vaen loud are unified out it
hangs tract of land win be filled in at.
Coscob and freight bundled from that
point by way of Sound steamers.
An interesting feature of tho new
electric system is the arrangement
wherebygan entire section of the road
may be cut off in cuss of trouble. The
trolley equipment‘wiil include four
stretches of heavy wire for the cur-
rent, which will be of extremely high
voltage supported on o. bIldgelike
structure, with New supporting guys
at intervals of "00 feel to maintain the
trolley wire at a uniform height. be-
tween suppmlingt spans.
The first of the new electrical loco-
motives. II large number oi‘ which are
now undm construction fol tlIc New
Haven company. is expected to he
Ieudy for delivery ubout May it) When
the motion is opened between Wood
lawn and Stamford it will be the first
electrically equipped railroad in the
United States.
‘Some of us.‘ says a Georgia philos-
opheI, “are just rich enough to bc
miserable. find others just poor enough
to be resigned.“—-Atlnntn Constitution
m». MOTHER ours
unwraps;
CHILDREN.
Min Dun for.
val:
. I
.4 I.“
' Pills
When luck of appetite is termed by
(thHlUfiiillil; take Beccbum’s Pills
to relieve the feeling of lltwavllll‘si.
When u sick stoma h takes away
all (itsirr [Irli d. I lied inl's
l’iiis. iuv in ones 6 di-
usium .I’Iul
liroalo liooIi App 9th
Sold Everywhere. In boch Ibo. and 86b.
AM’lElll’CANSMAEI’DEDsi-‘AMlNE’ sur-
F R!
TOKlO, March lO.-"l‘hore is lbé
warmest appreciation bore of thsuid
extended by Americans to tho suffer-
ers from famine. Beyond its humaulv
tnrinn aspect it is regarded as an in
dieputsbie sign that the American pub-
lic is not attaching lmpoi‘tfllce to the
rumors that the Japanese are instinct
infihe abti: farcign agitation in South-
ern China.
—‘
J.-
NIOHIITII'I INDLIII‘II ”Ls
E" Y i II I
‘ 115333” IndudIIIs*n¥ “prim
Ind Go IIblIllio Mao-L Id
’ebn bI’ImIbboe. 'I one lb
”onerous Bub limo-I ll
tin-I. Buy of you; Drunln or mid
mm. mi'l'eo I-l In
Ind "‘Belloffirm LIMIIX‘II mm. by re-
Hjuooo‘r lmonllll. acid by
Ill ilruulolg,
( l0
or iron 77.:
iv
“filled this pror
Williarrifidldeelter
General
Contractor and Plumber.
STEAM HEATING.
Honest Work and Ample Ex-
perience.
Water St. South Norvalk.
ADDRESS POST OFFICE BOX 547.
«h ....._...._...
TWO SOUTH NORWALK MEN IN
LUCK.
’Boih had Endowments paid them
this month by the Count General Life
ins. Co. The investnmut was so good
they insured again in the same com
pany. Why‘ don't you?
F. H. FIELD, General Agent.
United Bank Bldg. 80. Norwalk, cann
Telephone 336—6.
$1.15 Gallon. Actual Cost.
FfisALE av.
Char I E. Dow.
HAZIIDWARE.
In WASHINGTON STREET.
“one 1.1-4.
NEW YORK. unw’fihvnn I
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
————-.
TIMI TABLE.
in Effect November 13, 1906.
LIAVI 'IOUTH NORWALK Iron
us w YORK
M.:-12 52x, 5: use :Itx. 0:12;.
7,50 0: so 7:48’ 3:13. a: In. 9:98!
7323:. 9:56. 10:5'01. 11:06. 11:17:.
12. 14-14240; 1:05. 3:05;. 3:34.
29:, 5:45. 0:011. 0:34. 0:49;. 7.11:.
:III. 10:89
4'
A.
3
i "’r we I].-
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Seldom have we bud so line a stock
of Furs. There never was a more pro
pitlous time for buying any Furs. We
have a great variety of benutiiui Set:
to choose from at low prices. Clocks
Suits, Children’s Costs and Dresses
A full line of fine Miliinery to be sold
at low prices. Call at
The Fair link and in Blue
Is WASHINGTON eraser.
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Bill illlfliii BANK
COUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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TRANIACTI A GENERAL IANKING
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CAPITAI: '
$100,000.00
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buy nice good! here. You
we do the work in the v
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common for house pIintlnfi
will be glId to submit
your work.
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thing you need for the 419607237
of your house inside or out.
TILIPHONI III—I '
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THE NEW
HOTEL VICTOR.
one MINUTE FROM pivot
EUROPEAN PLAN- ,
Our room I special future. In
and Electric LightI throughout. I
cry ream heated. .
RATES REASONABLI.
Finely stocked Cafe In com
A full line of Acker, Merrill A
lit 60.: celebrated WineI. Liquoro In
cigar-I IlwayI on hand.
l‘. J. SULLIVAN. Pmpflltor.
Telephone CIll. 89H
Fine Building Lots
m NORWALK pARK 1,:
p0.- sale at very low fim5‘ "
Restricted WNW»
For prices, particular and terms. .
Address
Jacob M. Laytomlf
REAL ESTATE AGENCY. 7 7
5 Railr 7d Ave., So. Netball
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THE JOHN 8. LA WRENCE
AGENOIES.
ALL moon/Inca. REAL com?
MORTGAGES, NOTARY. snot
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PATENTS SECURED.
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should be equipped with Adm
snow white. onsplece “‘StandIrQ”
celain Enameled Lavatory. 7
Have you ever stopped to oonsldoft
how delightfully convenient it you,
be to have hot and cold running were
water in your dressing chamber, sleepy
lug apartment of first floor Iollll’ii
room? its presence would word ”it
the higest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you primfl 7
plumbers are strictly competent ‘
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