Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 20, 1906 · page 7

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

o. bottle of my .
Just the remedy for coughs and colds.
bronchitis; III hoes-Ilene“. Also my
Laxative Col i'TabIbts‘ carry off 9 cold

 
 
 

For In. onlonne of till reldlri
of The sentinel. a letter box has been
placed on the bridge near Hefner's
news store. Items or publication are

collected dolly. ”They should‘ he elon— . .

ed by the wrii‘er Ii an oilldenéi or

9°89. Mill:

Captain» RobertOlscn has been ap-
pointed commander of the Radei oys-
ter steamer .Dreadna ht

The, Ladies V Auxiliary of Christ
Church parish will meet tomorrow at-
ternoon at 2. 30 with Mrs. Jimmerson.
252 Final. avenue.

George S. Bell hss‘resigned his po-
sition with the Manhattan Rubber
Company in Pascale. N. J., with which

cone c has one Voouuected for
some me.

li.‘ .'
.. c .

The regular monthly meeting or the
Juanita Outing Club‘was held last cv
cnlngi Routine matters were taken
up but the club did not plan any moon-
light sails to take place immediately,
however.

 

.A special meeting of ‘the Pastime
Athletic Club will be held tonight to
arrange for the exhibition to be given
'l‘hurl’sday evening in the club gym-
Ilasium. A similar exmbltion will
later be given in the Armory.

 

Rev. J. E Adams presiding elder oi
the New York East Center-once of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will
proabh at the East ‘Avenue Methodist
Church and at the conclusion of the
service will hold' the fourth quarterly
conference of the fiscal year.

 

Michael D. Drew left yesterday pf-
tclnoon for Norwich where he will
spend some time oiving to the death
of hill brother wiriclr occurred Sunday.-
Jarnes Drew. the deceased was known
to many locally. His death had been
expected as ire had been in failing
health fer some time.

The pool game betwoen F. I‘. BIIJ
ant and” H. W. Thi'lorswuich was to
have been held last night was posipon
cd owing to the inability of one of
lilt‘ contestants to be present. Nash
and Soilch plnyed- however. in com-
petition for the nutrmld prize Nush
made a r'clnalkably and score and
did not scratch throng out. the whole
game. ills rating was 80 and that or

Selleck 70. The score was as fol-
lows: '
Nash. Selleck.
9 6
15 13—2
28 14—1
38 19
49 ' :33
58 22f]
till '-—1V
7:: 48"
80

Frank Brown acted as scorer and
Charles Lemon: as referee. The next:

game will be played on Thursday even

 

4 cans CORN . .. ........... 250
:I pull OATMEAL. 10c slze ........ 255
2 cans ALASKA SALMON... ...... 250
2 tuus BAR’i‘IIETT i’lfKIiti ........ 25c
8 cm Mle. 2.....3': .......... ‘ 250
RobortSmflrh
Phone 281-8. ' ’ fillovisyton. Conn.

 

sesame...

Agents for The Innin Iontlnoi. in
dowoyton. are 'Morlo
Elwood Irllsdwsy and Oborlu Polly.
Orders not to any of the shove will
receive prompt attention.

ltounylou people felt. the effect of
tinI storm of yesterday very seriously.
lil'm'licaliy ovnryihl bolus at l4 stand

will talc yesterdays tornado and lam W

night. "The trolley cars ran from a
hell hour to all behind the echo-
dale. and some Were sbltudoned

II
firm the railroad
ill

altogether 'l‘hot

wore thirty III in many in-
stances. and pedulrlnns who Well-
obliged- to we“ the snow to
vorsd streets ollo , much valuable
time.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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° mm“ on,
Victim-Ill

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“ of the stove will receive Vol-slop! st-

 

 

_. shove will rmlvmpI-ompt attention.

 

lenil on.
Charles G. Waterbury is considerab-

if“ ow ...‘

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Mr. and Mrs. James Coombs are re-

 
 
 
 

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.' ..V V my“ ”lawn,”

'flpbeflhug ‘ '

Irv-Vt .antIV“ no gitvé 5““ (Sid iaccount‘il
I'iil‘ st'IIIll. It he continues to play as
well“a as the season advances, he will
be a. factor in the club tournaments
Vat Wee Burn.

‘ WESTPORTI“ “ I“

mourners
wen-951512 Jill"... Wt"

 

WWI:

' Wednesday niglii. the members of
a social at the church Iparsonngo.

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Hyatt en
tertained iriends from Norwnlk ycs~
ter..day ' .

Mrs. Etta Willardsen of Newark N.
J has been visiting heI-V sister at the
Harms. ,

 

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis P Wakemuu

have been entertaining friends at their
hbmo at the Forms
m
Rev. Warren P. Lenders filled the
pulpit ill Fairiield Congregational
church Sunday morning

W

suffering from. a severe attack of
rheunmtism is much improved and at-
tending to his mahifald church duties
at this season, *

The adjourned meeting of thc‘
Knights of Kill‘g Arthur will be bold

Thuisdny flight when the
Knight is to be conferred.

(V) a month to Easter. The Lenten
se II here is being generally observ-
ed on far as socials and entertainments
are concerned the numb-Ir bclllg Ina-
1181'th decreased since the advent of
id‘bii Wednesdayl .

 

. The Methodist church choir bus un-
tler,’ ccnsldcratlén its meter music of-
boring and along thut line something
:fl‘éoinily attracIIVc is promised The
Idil is one of the best in town and
the work of a degree or excellence
lint tends to materially add" to the
tutelcst in (thumb Work here.
W
'IVIILIIc was diliil' ire attendance Sun
at the service’in the Congregation
l church \le Charles II. Hill. l I..
.‘II"ofI Yale Di nitv school preacher].
9.145“ is but (If Fairiield and
ell kn‘cwn . He has abandoned
be practice cl flow for that of minis-
ry and is followed with interest as
lweli here as in his native town.
Ip—ou—oh—h—

 
 

Princess Sunshine club of the Con-
gregational church-Ito preparing for an
entertainment in April that. is certain
to afford abundant amusement.

‘ “Mother Goose 'AWlIecl" is the title of

the c'olIcclt to' be offered and tilt-
youngslcm promise an abundance of
music and tableau. indicative of that.
celebrity of nursery rhymes and times.
W

NEW CA)!AAN.

Miss Florence Roscoe visited friends
in Stamford}. Saturday.

 

S. B. oyt. Jr.‘ or New .York has
been visiting his parents.

Charles Smith of New York is new
cicrklng for Stillman & Co.

 

 

Hurry Lallcy has taken a position
with E. J. Brown, the butcher.

Mr. and Mrs. F. S, Sellcck visited
in Nyuclt. New Yorlt. Saturday and
Sunday.

 

Stank-y llurtrnln of Tnlnuuigo illli
has occupied II‘ position in New York

4““ city.

 

Miss lIldnll linrmclounll was II. unrest
of nor parents on illcthontViV Iliil. Bun-

Loekwood. .ley

 

 

Jami-u W. 'I‘IItIItI. fntllnr of Clmrlrs
'l‘uttltI. is seriously lit with pneumo-
trim

l’urkcr Curumings of Brooklyn visit-
ed his parents ill Emu. avcuuo yester-

 

0

 

Miss billialu lticittor and mother are
spending several weeks at the Kepler
form

Conductor William Rutledge has.
sold his house ih Grove stroll to Mrs.
11‘. Bowl.

Miss llIInily Raymond is visitin for
I’I'cveflil weeks Willi ‘Mrs Thoniss
cum

 

 

 

 

. day evening.”

 

well received in the Opera house, Fri

 

a...“ “a-..“ .4“

lg; tom-oven ofterliiis “rodent novel-s ill-j

h lVdVV tomorrow ev lug.

til ,I -. Thomas M. Fairly. who has been ill
’ . for some time. has been taken to Dr.
Barnes' sanitarium. Stamford.

 
 
 

' L Opera House, is: ham tilel bulililllt

5%! pointed and othgrwioe improved.

I’W from a. six weeks' visit with her broth~

. week so a guest. of ItVlrIVl.VBe I

- street.

Rev. T. C. Sli’hhley who has been

in Congregational church parsonage,
rank of l

Robinson's moving pictures were

returned from u
itijlp‘thrtnlpll the'

lite rewinr monthly meeting of the

9“ m a” mi? “Willem

Mrs Andrew Hal-oath has returned . -
t- - rdml’tflf. M”. ‘V. V

M

oule‘ forfiloma‘lig

s new h
in Railroad avenue.

_~

Father P. .I. O’Leory, of at. Aloyius,
delivered s. very interesting sermon
on St. Patricks' day.

{at Il‘:
m.

In“ scrim“

Modem
Miss Lucy Scoliold. a teacher at Cen-
tgr School to “thaw 12am let Arthur

Habitual“! ‘ II I
. The postponed 10-ceut social, given
by ladies of tno’dfl‘lli.‘ Mill'ch’. 911"th

 

 

a position
in place of

 

 

 

Samuel Kurlanslly. owner of the

Miss Estelle Kellogg has returned
at. Dr. WI..C.I Kellogg, of Augusta.
ti. ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘
Miss Hattie Arthur of mrk street
visited in New York several Bedays last
a Ferris

 

 

Frank Brooks. and family. of Locust
avenue will move into Henry Simon’s
house in the lower end of the same

 

cery, who has been ill for several
days. of cholera iiifhntunr. is abe to
be out.

Mr and Mrs. Howard B. Raymond.
who have been visiting their parents,
in Seminary street, have returned to
New Haven. .

 

 

A. Bur Sturges has rented the
Wood house in Flat Rock district Mr.
and Mrs: Wood are new residing on
VRichmoud Hill. .
I’M

Frhnklin M. Warner. a broker of
New York has rented the E. ii. Gran-
NS place for- the summer, in the Rock
school district.‘

 

A. N. Cooper of South avenue has
completed his spring business tour 'oi
the South. And is now commuting
daily from New York.

Elbert Hoyt who hits been emplm-
.ed by Gilbert Wllockwood is now clerk-
ing for C. H. Fall-tyullarry Parking-
ton has taken ‘Hoyt's place.
Tile first annual masquerade ball of
George II‘. Johnson's Lodge, K. of .l.,
.wlll be held this evening in Raymond's
Hall. Jones‘s orchestra will furnish
music. . . I .
. m
Postmaster-S. Bf-Hoyt. who was ta-
g‘ken seriously lib-Friday, with an at
tack of acute indigestion. is consider
Zable improved. There is no immedi-
ate cause for alarm. ~-

 

Two candidates will receive the ln- ‘
itiatoryI degree ill Wooster budge, l
0. O. 19., this evening . A full attend-
ance of the members is requested to
witness the work otvthe' new team.

 

A. S. Conlst‘ock: and-party, who are
with tilt: tourists aboard the. Arabic
on tinI OI lollinl. trip. are reported to be
ill igv pt Before r'ctulllillg they will
visibparis and London. They lell re- ;
lturri about April 18.

The .lurlor Christian Endeavor So
cioty of the Congregational Church
will meet at the home of Miss Eleanor
Hall. South Mllln street this after
noon. The children are making arti-
cles for the coming fair.

m

[In B. Wonudv, who has been em-
played by 1,..C.Cllurcb the electri-
clan of Stamford has purchased the
clerirhtal business of 'l‘hco. W. Bene-
lllct .II.. in town. "i‘cti" will Millet
ills father in the- shoe business for the
present

 

Miss ilclen Rue. sister of Thomas
Res of Talmud" Hill. who sailed II
short time ago from her home in Glen'-
gow Scotland, On the steamship (Inlet
'tlorlln. will be married on her arrival
to Hon William Young. of Camber
nault, a Glasgow merchant;' Miss line
made many friends during her visit
here.

"It“...

MOYOB. 3VCOTT TALKS.

 

Bays More Band of outlaws was Pro.
Cirsotlsod by Our Soldiers.
WFNNJITNOTON, March ‘ 20 ~Tlld

Post totiny- prints an interview with
Major Hugh L. Scott regarding the rev
cent Mount Dujo light on Jolo island
in which it blur been charged there-l
Was wanton killln g woolen all
children. Major etc is l‘hc officer
who General Wood suggested be called
upon if more information was worried
the War Dcnnrlifhcui than that far:
minimum it his dispatches.
{:30 «it t. Cold . .
40 t bale new in cooling:
more t on proper ebutlsoni‘cnt at
some or- news. whosorcsntsniloto
the authority of the United States and
their own chiefs never at any time
1’080 lo the dimlity or a national or
racial issue. ., i.
“I can spook from Importance. for I
have spent eight months trying to go
the Moron to settle down: They are
Illmply an outlaw band. completely de-
allot:‘ of religion. racial or policitol
calico. unlit know the poo in of
the Island's lire more than gist 'ttho
Itheee midnight readers are at but
put out/02M! ‘- 5‘”
"The members of this band were
outlaws in the eyes of their own peo-

brought to terms as bluily as did the
I i I!» II

II “vs-no nuIIIr'IIaqu And...

was caused by roll ions troubles are

mistaken. 'lho Uh .od Birth-It has no-

vcr lutcrlerrotl with do; religion of the

lltlllndtl.‘ «III
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coyored he ,

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

Howard Sciieck. ofSilliman‘s gro- .

‘7. ’51, to Séptcmber-lil. ’64. and we re-

pnny, regiment,

a. member of the board of trustees for

. Thoughts Suggested on Reading Let-

'i've been thinking. I‘ve been thinking.

‘lild folks mind their business more.

. Fr on

pic. Ins-oust and chiefs'wintsti them or

pro
{grim 589:.
5
Ms

 
 
 

hpé .001 and on
basis

It lrglliF alt“ch2ili.
up“? on And Edward Griswold.
lbw 1’.in

to 1’ t. of No

entlie

van The pro.

he Will not
combine

“Mullet

Griswold. The following circular lot-
tor has been sent' out by the post:
New Haven. Conn-

Ata regular meeting or the post.
held November 18 1.905. the following
votes were unanimously passed:

On motion 0 Comrade Edward Gris-
wold, it was tried that the choice of
comrade Vir ’l .920le all the nom-
inee of Adult 1 etc Post for the of-
tics of doom-intent commander be
made unanimous.

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

nation with thank s.
Comrade Jenkins moved that the ad
intent prepare a letter to us forward-
ed to every post in this department,
announcing that Comrade Virgin F".
58ch11 has been unanimously chosen
the candidate of this post for the ot-
Ace of department commander on Ice
:‘Ition of comrade Edward Griswold, and
ask the cooperation of (Ivory post in
his support Comrade Gee seconded
the motion. and Comrades Dow and
Fox expressed their apprOVal. The
post so voted.
Attest.

 

Fred G. Hastings,

_. Adjutant.
Comrades In accordance with votes
referred to, a circular letter was is
sued and sent to the department com-
mantle: and staff and to each post in
this department ‘
it is to be regretted that it: has be-
come necessary to further call the at-
tention of comrades to the matter but
members of Admiral Foote Post have
have had their attention called to the
fact. that Comrade Edward Griswold
is allowing his friends to canvass in
his behalf for the office of department
commander. regardless of the motion
he personally made in the post where
he belongs.

With those facts before the members
of the coming thirty-ninth annual de-
phrtmenl’ encarnpment,‘ Post. No. 17
trusts that as they are in no way res
ponsible for the situation. the dele
gates to this encampment will support
their candidate. Comrade McNeil.

His service was in Company G Sev-
enth Regiment C. V., from September

:fer this ‘to comrades living. of'llts com-
brlgade division and
corps. His standing in the commu-
Inltwahere he lives is of tile highest
order as a citizen and business man.
and he upholds the charity which mem.
bers of the lrund Army profess. As

the post. he has acted as their finan-

cial agent investing ‘all their funds. I

Respectfully-in F._ G. and-in.

 

we saw'THINKING.

c—u-u—oI—u

ten Recently Published in The
Sentinel.

What. a glorious world were this,

And: Inlrld their Iloighbors' lcss.
l-‘or Instance, you and i. my friend.
Are sadly prone to talk
()i‘JnIIttcrs that concern us not,
And others’ follies mock.

I've been thinking. if We'd begin
To mind our own affairs,

'i‘hnt possibly our neighbors' might
Continue to manage theirs:

We've faults enough at home. to mend
It may be so with others.

it would seem strange if it were not,
Since all mankind wore brothers.

0b! would that. we had charity.

For every ‘man and women.

For dolls in tilb mm: of those

'0 know ”to err is human "

Thcii’lctus banish leniency-
Let's lift our fallen Mother.

And as we Journey down life‘s. road,
"Do good to one another."

FRED“ w. KNAPP.
llieet NorWalk.’ “-3 .

monnocAN CONFERENCE NEAR
AN ,Ne.
9!

W
too are Vs rlI'Aotlv. and Hope
”“8100?! tub olVs "Vegan-t. m
. p' arch 20 —~

trollio' anaileuon. Wells here the de-
legal“ to 1E8 Wan conference
believing that‘finfil mum are near It
huntl Unless nIiI' WWI: is speedly
secured the IIopmtntlves of the neu-
tral powcrs tin-cat'en‘ to interrogate the
Hench and German mmmmtvos
bcl‘lro the conference. lI
Mil} gnult. second delegate of tile
Fried ll?!“8101'l.r has taken the initia-
ilvo Imd‘lliu III-finnedl the drab of
an agreement. Itch in: to reconcile thr-
IInd Austro- German projects.
The ml‘hlttcb hull already approved
a portion of the Ballpoint plan. but the
disputed point rclatlm to the inspec-
tion of the Moroccan police remains
unsettled;
The French are prepared to accept
the principle of inspection. but will not
accept foreign control Therefore it
remains to secure o middle ground in
oedema indirection Mil be sufficient-
lv eifectivo to cutlery the Germans
without establishing folreign control of
the bronco-Sponish police

WOMHTIVR 33%|” NOT YET
mbhn‘

ch 20. “In antl-

on in air so to whether‘or not

”and Kurt.-

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ill Mill. ”him

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Giulia. I

me, hard or Admiral. I. I
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putrtment. commander. Albert A.
hy; of his cl y. nos priouoced that .

 

Chat 0 of 1‘
Footer Post and i would uppeAI that ,
the“ post frowns on the campaign he ?
lug conducted in behalf of Comrade .

Colorado McNeil accepted the nomi- ;

Thomas E. Benedict. Post Commander. '

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POPULAH AMUSEMENTB.
OPENED WEEK’S ENGAGEMENT.
Owing to the unfavorable weather
conditions the Dot Karroii Company
gave their initial performance at
,Hoyt's Theatre. last night, to rather
a small audience The opening bill
was A Night in Chinatown and was in
vorably received by the audience Miss
Karloii as Mamie the newsgirl was
"good. and was well supported by the
company. The specialties between
nets Were good. especially those. by
Robettu. the slack wire artist. and tile
Cycling Zanoras. Tonight the com"
pany will present. The Con‘rltori‘cilcrs.
and tomorrow afternoon's bill will be
Moths of Society. The repertoirtI for
the rellmindcr of the week may be
found in the adv.

Citizen—What possible excuse did
you tellowshuvc for acquittlng that
murderer?

.luryman-—insanity.

Citizen—Gee! The whole twelve of
you’f—‘Cleveiund Lender

 

 

 
 

m. muss clears
3w Powoens

I. FOR HILDREN,
“ .. I» final“? .3531
mm”: . r I. III 0511!:
£321,959... 3"““0 ”tutu-$5...“ 2h

 

 

 

FOR SALE BY.

Charles _E'.-. Dow.
HARDWARE.

' no WASHINGTON STREET.
”hone 191-9.

 
 

NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.

_—.—

TIME TABLE.
In Effect November 13. 1005.

LEAVE IOUTl-I vigoF‘RWAl-K FOR

A. BIA-1958? 583x,5453,8181

 

8:50 ll:55,'l:48.8:18.8:42.9:081
9:82;. 9: 50. 10: 50:. 11:05. 11:17:.

P. M.--12. 49:. 1:05. 8:051, 2:81.
4. 28: II. 5:45. 6:0“. 0:94, 8:40;, 7.17:.
8. 001.9:521. 10: 32.

Sunday

A. lie-12: 52:. 5. 82!. 8:451. 8:58.
9: 42:

P. iii—2:59;. 8:051. 5:45, 8:011.

7:23. 13:00:. 8:23x. 9:52x. 10:14.
le YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.-4: 50. 5: 50 4:50, 8: 00s. 8: 08.
s: 40: 0 00x.9021. 10: 03:. 10: or.
11:00:. 11:08.
P. M.——18:08x, 1:04. 2:001. 2:55.
3:011, 8:441. 4:03. 4:02, 5:02;, 5:09,

5. 25, ll: 90:. ll 03,0158. 8.92:.
9: 39. 11:00:, 12:00x.
Honda 9.
A M.:,-000 7:80.10:02x.
P. Mimi 05. 5: 04, 4:008. 8:021.
11: 001,12zoox.

BOUTH NORWOLK TO NEW

A. M.:—~12 08x. 1: 213. 1:562, 8.10.
7:99.14: 29.9: 11:. 10:01:, 11:11:, 11:43.
1’. lib-«19:00! 1:20. 3:10;, 4: 29.

9: 29' 5112'“ i a... t be
8' '0 RI on OI VO-
“23’4st

A. I8.--II:10:. 19-21:. 1:852... 4:18.
4:11, 12:11:.

?.'1qu 7::1030081.
IOU'I‘III NORWAL
A te.—4: Ill 9: 981.9
P. M.-—1:lli 4:881. 5:15. 8:10. 7:17.

Amnu'k'l- to on: Norwellt.

. an energetic advertising campaign arr-I
V waiting for conditions to change.
. Sentinel which goes to thousands of

homes.

section.

Floundore, 0c lb.
Bisc’oes, 10c lb.
" stl‘eed Salmon, 10c lb.
V; White Halibut, 12:: lb.

. smell,
7 aha‘d.

Opened Clams and Oysters.

NY. ,_ ..

5: 10, 5: 28 6:081. 8: 31. 7:103. 9: 08!.

so oAnsusv. ?

Business men . n

log conditions of trade. They are the
(but ones to notice lIuId fillies.
They cannot control the conditions
as the advertisers can.

if business is dull.itllc good advor
User can make it ‘good. l-lo starts

fills his more with buyers. while his
neighbor, who does not advertise. sits

Toucan control the comlitions of
your business by advertising ill The

it. is the great want medium of thin

‘ 8c lb.
12:: lb.
10: lb.
,Boiled Lobster-e on Saturday.»

30c qt.

All other kinds of fresh fish at rea-

callable prices.

DucroSs.

THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.

Old Salvation Army Building.

East End of Washington Street Bridge.
' . South Norwalk.

WilliamH. Meeker

General

Oonlractor and Plumber,
STEAM HEATING.

Honest Work and Ample Ex-
periencc.

Water St. South Nol'llollt.
ADDRESS POST OFFICE BOX 547.

Woakflsh. .

 

 

'l'WO SOUTH NORWALK MEN IN
LUCK.

Both had Endowments paid them

this month by the Conn] General Life

ins. Co The. investment was so good

they insured again in the same comI

pally. Why don't you?

F. H. FIELD, General Agent,

United Bank Bldg. 80. Norwalk, Conn

Telephone 330—5.

 

 

 

FURS!

Seldom have we had so fine a. stock
of Furs. There never was a more pro
pitlous time for buying any Furs. We
have a great variety of bcautllui Set.L

to choose from at low prices. Cloaks.
Suits, Children's Coats and Dresses
A full line of fine Millinery to be sold
at low prices. Call at

The Fair Blank and Fu Store,

.8 WASHINGTON STREET,
I0. NORWALK. CONN.

..._.....A..__._.......... 3......“ _.._.

 

_....

Elli Nlilllliil RINK

OOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

—-—-—-

vnANoAc'ro A GENERAL sANIthlvo
suemeee.
oAI-I-IAI:

, 3100. 000.00

u—u—nq

IUIPLUI AND norm 1“
3170.50000

—_

sowm H. Minamoto. no.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vloorl'eo.
aAoos N. LAYTON, Mien.

ulna-III ' 4M J

l
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THE NEW

HOTEL VICTORI

ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
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RATES REASONAULI.

Finely stocked Cafe In connection.
A full line of Acker, Merrill 1 Golly-v
it Co.s celebrated Wines. Liquor!“
lgare always on Hand.

1‘. J. SULLIVAN, WM;
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Fine Building Lois

IN NORWALK PARK :i

For sale at very low figures.

Restl‘lcttid Prollcfll‘.

For prices, particular and terms.
Address ‘

Jacob M. Layton,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY. -
5 Railroad 'Ave.. So. No '

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water in your dressing thumber. neop-
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the higest degree of comfort.
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