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:“dtzcusamg' filed and is visiting friends in '
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‘IntIId ‘
; rice for ‘
04?; 84810 :‘onv‘onlonoo ofb tug-Inge"
I on ,1 1' ex I Inn
pieced on 0?: lg"! I
.. ,. ‘ yel'JIiiing was oil-m1
1 gr 01%th bottle decoratidn
etc. being most appropriate. The to]
lowing program was most. excellently
.noI .HIVinor'I If 11.... ' 1 ,~. ,
:Iwo store. Item-EV or :::W ton at": Wiring Maligggyfrlmgfig Walker).
3’80””91’0 Riff“ 0" '0 0' Y '11an ’ ' 1%ngi'ocliettl
(31901:.
The Rev. Lewis K Moore, Vpiisim dig
the Norwalk Metlioiilst Mpiscopal
Church. will preach, in the East Ave
nue Methodiht Episcopal Church, Sun-
day, Maich 18th, pt 7 p m.
“db-M
Roy. J. W imp/lit ' ll preach tomor
row 11.611111: Reid oration. in the
evening he wil preach on Thou Shall;
Not li‘orsweor Thyself But Shnlt Per
term 111119 the Lord Thine Oaths. '
The diflll‘ A‘tiiletitl Glub‘ held a meet
ing in the Pastime Rooms Friday evens
ing and creates the ftoilow1ng oiilcers:
Pieeidenb~lillti§ Helen Blackmun.
Vice‘Presi‘ddlit-e-Miss Mary Hain.
SecretnrvLMish Edna Blydenb'm'g
Treasurer—Miss Ethel Voorhees.
The next meeting will be held Fri-
day evening and 11)] girls over 10
Years of itge wishing to 10111 will see
any of the officers
Commencing Tuesday cloning Rev.
Mrs. McKinsii'y will commence 11
course cf six lectures of which the ti-
tles follow:
Tuesday evening. March 20, at 7:30
~Subject Heathcnisni. its Origin and
Early Workings.
Wediiesilnv evening. March 21 at
7: 30-Subject Hentlienism in its Ef
fects ‘Upon Ancient lei-eel.
Thursday evening. March 22. at
7:30~Subject., Modern Henlhet‘iism
and Its Eifects Upon Christianity
Friday evening, Mlirch 21.11t 7. 30—-
Subject Doctrines or Heathenism vs.
the Doctrines of Christ
Sunday morning. Mnrch 2.1. at 10:30
—~Subject. Redcmptidn in Type.
Sunday evening March 21'), 111 7~
Subject, Redemption in Aiitilypu.
ROWAYTON.
Agonu for The Evon‘ln Sentinel. in
nownyton. are Fredor‘lo Lockwood.
Elwood Broadway-dd Char-loo Potty.
Ordorn cent to any of the above Will
receive prompt attention.
..—.
i.
Miss May Griswold is the guest of
Mrs. Alice D. Ward iii. her city home
for a few days.-
wReliance Hook. and Ladder (:11.
will hold it supper tonight. Admission
25 cents. Everything will be green.
1111 E. Petty, baggage master at the
South Norwalk railroad stations. has
been confined to his home in Raymon‘
street by illness the pest day or We. ‘
move“ Lidu Wicks. who has been uti-
me treatment at it New York
mg
is “0“; has so for recovered its to
not thl
re c‘fi‘e'uyduni. of Huntington l. l.
0‘3 e‘lrs. Eugene Cullhmun, oi I»
was seriously ill with pin-u-
1.110: many 1113111111 in this
no W tor spec y recovery
commu‘e‘ecl
. of l‘ennoy‘er Minuet.
119°“ cm“ 1: to sustain 11 full one
Begum" and broke his collar
smote” id at‘ cturc was reduced by
it 0“ ”me r but It will be some:
“vamp: liter Clullt will be uble
nSerenade. sung by Mrs.
With violin obiiiuito by
l and Mrn.1irollwrimi
1. iii. be Free Library
on g odiioeduy night
not. and thoroughly up
were ofgood inuIie.
Me odliit. ‘iilpiucoplii
1E. . Ilyiiiio, panop-
.'er service. 10 it. 111.:
. 0 80
0070019‘Mooi. 11:51:12“ ’11... all:
0‘“ :Mp .'iii . rebelling
oy
evening service. will
$00.2 0 event
01*“ Motion of l’r
‘ , pike and lilii cliti‘v
large.
my‘ I
or fifteen- tub»
"I“
tend
W11. til’iiW'anlWlig' 113,832?
’ " " ' lthdlliittfl‘ better.
Kitty O’Rciilgus, 1333a Gertrude Dibble).
Note Ull‘dbloxl Mad?” Nettle Plunder)
Vocal Solo—«00‘ '0 Back to Erin
Pat 'Flali'él'i’.‘ (Dawn Mills).
Oiiginai Poem
Mrs. Bridget MuiB'phy, (Mrs. George W.
31'! Mil
Vncofl SoioLBnrney and B‘édelln
La‘iry 1301au,14 (’A lfred Crockett)
Then came one of the most interest
ing features of the gathering, the
green ghessing genie; There were
tweniy- dive questions, with answers as
follows: .
Moon is made of—Green cheese.
A poets middle nume—Greenleuf.
Migrant—gureehhorn.
Nilshhde of green“, name of a river—
e.
Stimulant—Green tea.
Man of flying machine fume—Darius
Gi'.een
Poisonr—Parie een.
Shale of grgen 11111119 of .1 stone——
i‘ihucrald gree
Tree—Evergreen.
lovers’ Paradiseoflretun Green.
Children s game—Green gravel.
Shade of green. mine of 11 fruit—-
Olive green.
Name for jeaulosy—Grecn-eyed mon-
ster.
WVho threw pussy in the
Johnny Green-
a, gnvor~Wintcrgreem
11 do of green. name of it vegetable
~Pm gieen.
Historical pint of New You: oily—
Bo‘wling Gieen.
Who is g1eedy~Green~ «eyed greedy.
Very rich womiinr~iietty ".Gieeii
§hndc of giecu. buy. not dried——
Green green.
Legal ieiiilci'-(lreeiili.iek.
Child's ur tist~Kule Gr (runaway.
Revolutionary officer -— General
Greene.
Name applied to Ethan Allen—Gen-
eral Green. 7
‘ ty~Greonbnck
well——
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4 cans CORN ..................... 251'
3 pig's. OATMEAL. 100 size ........ 251
2 can; ALASKA SHLMON ......... 251
2 min nAn'i'ihvrii PnAits. .. . . . . .21..
3 cans MILK ..................... 2511
l
‘3' Rab’art3mith
Pilono clot-0.
w
Rownyton. Conn
DARIBN AND NOROTON.
For 11.1 out of ”the roIldInu ol
DIrion. I n bulletin board Ind iot
of AIIIn’I Di'il ro. tome.
poronIiI Ind“ rtiumoifi‘lgi ll be
collected onoh Minoan. Not for
pilbticntion but 0’ n gust-Int“ of goon
faith Iii ltomo must 9 signed. Menu
for 'l'be Evening Sentinel in Dnrlon Ire
Thndde Boll, Arthur Bloqun Ind
Wallace aileron OrdorI ant to my
of tho above will receive prompt It-
tontion.
tar drop box “WK."H pinned In front
m
Andreu‘Tuyior, who was severely
kicked by 11 horse is rapidly iiiiprov-
big.
m
The tingle iiook uiid builder (‘mu-
puny iii'c repairing ilieii iiuiid engine
for use illi occasion required.
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llnnliii Spiliiei' and .l. l'. Brummur
wnio li-Nltliiltllllil lit the Oiibg'owollii
(‘liib hull hit-it evening in South Nor
walk.
nun—-
Mien Margaret 0. Kelly. of Norolon.
has received mi a present train 11
friend In Jerney City. 11. beautiful 111111
. duet lump.
The little 11111311191 of Mr and Mrs.
Andrew Wilhelm Who we» seriouviy
burned it short tilde video. in now very
ill with pneumonia
Selectmen 1311111111111 iii finishing the
rend 111214111. thq 1 amp on the Turn
in into a Very
fine little plumb!
I“
The home of Mr. and Mm. John
Drummer hull recently received hund-
. some interior decorpiious.
lulu die conirilcl tor
merits.
Rev. Mr. Mitch
«dgdintt
‘ " am in
piling
1ng 7101111111311 xlilii
3’
, solved interestiii
Yer. this week. it
‘ whine lace n 008. ct
‘ pod when it recalled the store.
’ terbury's house
' they were scuréd
‘ . daughter was sitting up caring for him
Mr. Olive
the liberate
ct Westonrt
' Home in No.
“74““.
Min Myra. J. Davin recently 10-.
letters from Mrs.
tbur Evans.
Mrs. William . ‘Fleinin received
from Mrs. George Oblivion or. of New
chilled e tgi t of a
lull" $
Monroe 1111an r' 11111.9.th
ed to u delive y ng’é’lnffil”. away you-
tomb more c. ‘1 dashed' maciv
through the main treat but was stop
W
Burglars broke into Charles G. Wu-
n Dorian. Thursday
night. but (it t
«it ‘ yme mglitchb
Oi!
Waterbury; 441'. ., 1' 0015171 dough
m 159 and his
111.11.. Waterbury is ill.
wh 11 ab and, the in" are down
668091sz6 11191119111611“. ilplrit‘ell
alarm that the burglars run off as
quickly as they could, and left behind
them some athings which they had pre-
paredt wad feared £01- a
1111‘th 11104111 11111111 give ‘11.
Water ii'r‘y d“ flied. lit this did not
turn out to be he rose. .
Wvlniwet ‘7 '1 .11' i
lengthened xroi- nus toninnlugt. and
the club Will exert every effo to en-
terlein the visiting lfers. it is the
nected that. there wl‘i be over 100 on
tries. The present champion is Shep-
hard ,of New Haven C H. Seeley of
Nee 1111111 who won the title three
years 111 sticcessibii villi probably not
time. ‘ The second chenipionship
which the Connecticut Golf Associa-
tion held. wcs' played at Wee Bum
in June 1900‘,'1‘Indlfls 701011 by Dr.
Carl Martin of the Midfield County
Golf, Club . -+ .
went-Item
AgontI for the Evening untlnol. In
Weapon, In 8.1 Didiovonni and Win.
E. Null. Ordoro nut to either of the
above will rooolvo- prompt attention.
Frederick Lyons is the victim of the
mumps.
G. W. Hill is new in the employ of
the Hubbell-Brudley Co.
Rev. T. H. Shunley is slowly recov-
ering from it severe attack of rhcu-
mntism
Geoige Mclln and wife, or New l--lu
you have been visiting friends in this
vicinity.
No session of the Afternoon Whist
yesterday as scheduled at the home
of Mrs. Edward Tilyior. The day was
far too inclement.
Lenten services are being held in
Trinity church on Priduy mornings
and Saturday afternoons. The form-
er is lit 10. the letter at 4.
W , ‘
William Zuirasiinm. un employo of
‘iic railroad, while shoveling snow
about Suugniuck depot inst night. inii-'
id to see an approaching train and
was struck and thrown 20 feet. He was
picked up unconscious, pui nbourd the
train, taken to Bridgeport and sent to
one of the hospitnls. ills condition
is serious.
The men of. the Caligregsiiouui
church iinveorgnnized what is known
as the Knights of King Arthur. under
the locnl c‘uption of "Castle Wilcox."
The recently elected officers are: King
1. 11‘. lirudley; Key W. F. Osborn. Mel'-
tcn. Rev W. P. Lenders. chancellor
Slush-y Pillow. Thursday night the
degree of page will he conferred. it
is the purpose to meet once in every
three weeks.
WILTON.
Misu Alice Kceier bus been visiting
friends in the city.
W
Miss Gallic "flicker, of New York,
spent Monday. in town on business.
Cannon to Martin Hui-be. of lieldcn
Hill. '
-...._._...._
Mr. iiiid Mrs anm- of North Wil-
ton. arc the happy purelits oi it little
daughter.
Mrs. liliizttheih ilrndy liliil ri-lurued
in Wilton, and bus moved into the
house owned by Mrs Juno Foster
The Mullucc ‘Wbiiit Club mist Tiles-
dup nftcrnoon iii the heme ‘cf Mr». A.
W. Morwiu. Three" iuhlen were tilled.
Thuuwero no prides nor will limit
be any during the Lenten colleen. Miss
Feivom hid the highest score. ‘
dun—M ‘
The lbending Circle did not. meet on
Thursday. owing to the inclement
weather. which who it reminder of the
great 11111111111 of 84inch 11m. 1888. The
log Iiren VIII plainly lienrd during the
day. indicating uomewhut hindrance
navigation on“ the Bound.
i 1
fIr’ioi‘f ”Wuzglflgmliewfibmnbf
tic "muster Verona." written and pub.
WHY YOU .HOULO U.‘
.muii'z
Toke out fine
denim.
(M
m “on ., c1 burn"
N’W. Wait I.
i 11 on sleet 1.1.1.... 11nd tuiteout mills.
lie of! rust frdhmicei Ind dpolitiiit.
Quickly clam burnt 11111111 and cool: 1311
can...
formerly , 1
8.0 id Gal lilii is go'hnve ‘
the .mvhnm‘filw i: w to lemur-
ed . int y! The council
Edwin Gilbert bus sold his term in .
V Weiliiuiiduy.
onwn
gunning" he
also foul fingers
1017111113... v‘quulfil‘y tflmflb?
dri’:
“MSW funded
to tutored 1111111.. induct: 11111:. Book
on A“Diluukoiinenv' ”2:3000)‘ oiled free on
girl}: clini‘idgntllnl.
“fill? )onrocerno‘pr o
c..Wnsb Igtou. 37
“Pd: 11.11.1110 . ‘
800111 Norwoik..§%1:in.
ilshod by 1111.111}. Ogden Lambert.
The booklet contains an exquisite
poem whose 1111111 breathes the sym-
bolic imagery of the Ronni-action,
clothed in words (if poetic beauty. The
on appropri-
of spring he-
ate dedlgp colic all a. 11
title or Elise"
ens Mill's; will In
1.
ml
cover is illuminated wit;
3
i‘lide ‘
'. 9...}... we... hisii gobrhary 23111
of his home in, Nevi‘M tiged 80
years and nine ‘ffie was born
in that. piece of an excellent {Giulia
descended, from colonial tithes.
will he merited Mary Jane Sherman
daughter of the late nomin- Brinsm‘ude
and 1.1.11.1 Clanc- Sherman. of Bridge-
water and took up his residence in his
native town A mob of uncommon
judgment and sound integrity. 9. gen
tlcniun of the 611i scliodl and a true son
of Connecticut; his long residence in
u sister community did’ not detenhis
interest in other towns.‘partlcuinrly
Wilton. as in former years he "and his
family were. frequent visitors to this
lence having many relatives residing
here. ‘In reflg'ion'. n. ehiiichma‘n be
ing senioi warden of All Sninte'
Chuich since its organization; in poll
tics. a. consistent Republican; in his
home life. a devoted husband and fit-
ihem. his memory will abide in the
hearts of hi‘h‘fnitiily, and the minds of
his friends and neighbors. Two
daughters survive him, Miss Charlotte
E. and Miss Mary E. Wells. Funeral
services were held ,nt All Saints’
Church. New Milford. Friday after
noon. Mnrch 2nd. ' The rector. Rev.
Marmaduke Hare: Rev. Oranston
Brenton. of Trinty College Hartford:
Rev John P Pi 1111).. of St. John's
New Milford and Rev. F. B. Draper of~
deleted. The burial took place in the
family lot in Center Cemetery. Com-
mitul services were conducted by Rev.
Dr, Hare and Rev. Mr. Brenton.
WESTON.
Miss Winnie Firntou has visited relu-
lives in Aspeiuck.
‘ .
Mrs. ()scur Budd has returned from
11. visit in Cannon.
Mrs. E. S. Audrch bus visited
friends in Norwnik. '
P. Lyon and family will move to
Bridgeport April 1.
Friends from New ‘York have been
guests of Mrs. Joel Godfrey.
Mrs. D. 1.. Rowland is about again
utter 11 two weeks‘ illness with grip.
Ebenezer Morchouse is still confined
to the house with muscular rheuma-
tisni.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Brown will go to
Bethel soon. to make their future
home,
Mrs.‘ Cliluinbiio Bnlkloyuwho hus
boob” curiously ill with gi'ip.'ie tin
proving.
George Barrett and family home been
mdvlngtiiis week to their new home
in Poplar i’inlns.
Miss Ethel 7Z'dckmihli has returned
homé‘ from a few (layu‘ visit. with her
groudtnothcr. hire. .1. M. l..ockwood.
Mrs. J i1. Shively is entertaining
0111'“ 531%; lullicil of the cliuich. iii
0‘ 11 national personage. this iif
Moon. V
,l.!
A number of members of Norflcld
(lriiiiiic intended tho suite Poinuiugll-Il
niceiiug. lll‘ld lit Gleniiiold lilii on
W
Minn Minnie Williams will i'etiiiu
lo liliigniiuld. iudny, iiftdn‘ unending
two wcuku with her piireitlii. Mr. and
Mrs. Hui/icy Wiliiitinu.
1W
NEW CANAAN.
W
itichurll Kelly, it very 110 111111 young
mun of New 01111111111. who 11 dmpoiyed
by the Yule and Towne Momnuoluring
Company. Stamford, find one of bin
fingers bndiy out Thumdsy. The bound
was trained by Dr. Blunt) His friends
Wish to see him» blink. to‘his place very
noon ngiiin.
3 1161166.." 0 . ‘
tilt and siiIlilll, 111.111.1111...
west 0er District. at the
Mud” of?!" .milt ind Dorian. state
«of Connecticut. lire: hereby notified
th 0 school in. for mild dintl'ltii.
w l, iiiI bearable :to the district”
at his residimoe on Pillow
Itroet. on and after April 811 1000.
from 8 a. ll. 0' 8 1 in.
On all totes whit: Ashnil .-l' Flume“
iron"
6 Incl-lilo
Iitot'cst iii the rain “’ng as.
charged from the lid day do! April.
shill 419%
$0018
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1m. until 101111
‘1:21:11.
«ism; it diatribe. .. .
‘33-
mo 03.48.8100“ Now vans. UM
41m 1*. MW
1
Mil, W011i News“. 0011:.”
' z'ger-nid entertained at breakfast
' 1116.
110870311 1111.11 17. wilt program of
: 'u‘ttueuul elaborntcness this been 111--
111111.111 tor the celebration in South
', {lesion today of the anniversary of i111.
Nyucuetiou of Boston by the Brit sh
troops. .
=1~"I‘lie, Back Bay election of the city
was well deccinted with flags and,
hunting when the booming of guns on
the warshlpe outside the navy yard
11nd from the forts in the harbor and
‘ 1 the 11111111111 of bells in the city luuu ,
dumbed the ddv' s exercisers. - During
i‘orenoou literary exercises were
he (i in, the South Boston High School
nil orntion being delivered by further
Attorney general licrbert Pinker
Shoitly attei'wurds Mayor John 11‘. F111
l lo
city's especial evacuation 11in guests
dnd 11 large number or prominent eiii
zone. The guests included Lit-lit.
General John C. Bates, U. S. A... John
A. Keliher Congressmen Wililum s
McNury and Read Admit-111 H 8. Snow
commandant at the Chaiiesimvu usvnl
station and CloverVum' Curtis Guild,
Jr.
For the nfternodn feature was .1 mt
litnry nhd naval parade. of which Cop-
t‘u‘Jn George Proctor was chief marshal
niid which included inurlnes 11nd suil
ore from the United suites warships.
Rhode Island, Des Moincs. Wabash
and Cleveland. in connection with
the review by the govoinor and Mayor
of this procession. public interest .iiso
wits directed to a parade of. the un-
cieiit‘ order of Hiberniuiis in obser-
vunc‘e of St. Pnirlcii's Day. which pas
sod ove‘r pruetienliythe same route
and likewise was reviewed by the go
vernor and mayzoi
The day’s exercises will be brought
to it close with n banquet this evening
by the South Boston Citizen's Associa-
liou illuininutions of the iii-iriiiesier
Heights monument, and 11 display oi
fireworks.
A LIVELY VTUSSLE
with that old enemy of the race. Cou-
etipation, often ends in Appendicitis.
To avoid all serious trouble with Stom-
nch Liver and Bowels. take Dr. King’ 8
New Life Pills. They perfectly reg-
ulate these organs without pain or dis-
c infort. 25c at F. 1-]. Baxter’s, South
P..Weed's. NorwziLk,
o nib, and 111.
driiglwdlna
‘1'
In". INN-ION
.J ”LS
axons-.1Iflnhlofkgliw. allow
l “853 Ind *3“ uni-lilo bum. mind
0:“ Mrkellofirm I‘ll: "in idler, in re-
I'IIII h10.000 'l'uilmooinll. Sold by
c mum.- ui no,
I ll Drunlou.
I Ilium LA» I".
linden toluene
. FOR SALE av.
Charles I. Dow.
HARDWARE.
III WASHINGTON STREET.
Dunno 187-4..
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN G
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
13,07! TABLI.
In lffoot Homo» 18. 1000.
.sw
LIAVI IOH'I'H NORWALK POI
HYOR
A. Dds-12:58! 5: 82!. 8: 451.8 8:182.
0:.50 0: 68 7: 48. 8: l8. 8:.48 8:08!
9: 82!. 0: 50, 10150:. 11: 05. 11:171.
N~18:48!. 1: 05. 8. 05!. I: 87
4: 83!. 5: 45. B: 01:. 6: 34. 0: 49!, 7.171.
8:00!.8:538.10:88.
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8:421.
P. M.~l:ti9x.- 8:051. 6:45. 4:011.
7: Bit. 8:00:. 8: 2311. 9:021. 10:11.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.~t: 50. 6: 00 0:80 8: 00:. I: 08
8. 40: Mills, 9: 08!. 10: 02:. . 10: 00
11:00:, 12:00:.
0001'" ManALK .10 MW
..M-~12: 08:. 1:211. 1:601. 0210.
7: 20, 3. 111. 0. in. 10: 1301.11: 11:. 11:43.
P. M. ~18: 8:101. 4: 88
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Pli'idwgort,mm in addition to Ibovo.
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.y’gfimfim 11883.. 0:10.
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8007'" NORWA
A MM: 80. 8: 00119
M881 4380!.'- @8110. 0:10. 7.17.
Q 2%." to flannel-y.
do 001ml «Imus.
11- 001. 11:01!
11.:«12 on. 1: 04. I: 00:. 1.11 ”WWW“
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. in: ”11.1:
9 80 11' 00:, 18: “012:.” chriItlln 8mm John muse
A.:ll.-—0 00 7:80. 10: on. Fred H. Rowen
1’ "-0“. 5:04. 0:002. non. ~
0 TO “DANIURV.
1Ilium mus.
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Append t s
It is 111111.011be the ole 11111;; oi‘ lilii:
bowel: undflgipcshuli‘p. lies 3, the
1411111111 no the «1111111101 1111 it
the bowels healthy and open with
Beechhms°
o
lDilis
Sold Everywhere. In bones tile. 111111200.
#1330335”- ' h .3115.
Since", 100 lb.
Sliced Salmon. 1011 lb.
Boiled Lobotere on Saturday.
Opened Clams and Oysters. 30:: qt.
conable prices.
DucroSs.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge.
South Norwalk.
WilliamH. Meeker
General
Contractor and Plumber,
STEAM 11111111111.
Honest Work and Ample Ex-
perience. '
Water St. South Norwalk.
ADDRESS POST OFFICE BOX 647.
TWO SOU'l'i-i NORWALK MEN IN
LUCK.-
Both had Endowments paid them
this month by the Count General Life
1115 Go. The investment was so good
they insured again in the some com-
pany. Why don‘t. you?
F. H. FIELD, General Agent,
United Bank Bldg. 80. Norwaik, Conn
Toiephono 330—0.
FURS !
Seldom have we had so fine a smell
of Furs. There never was a. more pro
pitious time for buying any Furs. W1
have 11 great variety of beautiful Sets
to choose from at low prices. Cloaks
Suits. Children's Coats and Dresses
A full line of fine Milltnery to be solo
at low prices. Call at
The Fair Cloak find in Store.
08 WADHINGTON STREET.
80. NORWALK. CONN.
lilii NATIONAL BANK
OOUTH NORWALK, CONN-
rnANoAcro A GENERAL IANKING
IUBINEM.
BAPITAI:
310000000
m
ouanuo AND rnorrrl
$173,800.00
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Wenkfish. Bo lb. our work. _
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and Electric Lights thro
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Finely Itocked Cat
A full line of Aokor.
dit Co. a celebrated Winol.
Cigar- always on hand.
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should be equipped with»
snow white. oncpioco “Stan
celoin Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped
how delightfully convenient
be to have hot and cold runpi
water in your dresfsing (21111111110
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the bigest degree of comfort. ’
We will gladly nupte vow
plumbers are strictly co
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