, ji‘lo will tell
film vim he
is good medicine, wbynomie It? W
, all iCOIds
if you feel them coming on stew
doses of out- .2, .
“Laxs'rlvu . cote; masters"
will break it up.
deep-seated cold In twentyafour. hours.
. We Guarantee Them.
,gPthI 25¢.
lilo club Pharmacy.
Pumps 1. assault. more.
I“, WASHINGTON ET.
Till. Oil! 490-}.
A very fast motor boat owned by
Arthur Morgan, of Bridgeport, was ill
the harbor yesterday.
The LeCroix-Jackson law suit will
be tried tomorrow before Justice of
the Peace William 0. Clark.
L, G. Fowler, of Gregory Boulevard.
has been called to North Haven by the
death of his father. which occurred
there yesterday.
Rev. Mr. Purdy, of Waterbury.
preached twice yesterday at the Ad-
vent Christian Church, to large gath-
erings of interested listeners.
Rev. James W. Davis is expected to
return to his home here this week and
will preach at both services next Sun~
day at the Advent Christian Church.
it is desired that every teacher null
officer of the East Avenue Methodist
Sunday School board attend the meet-
ing to be held this evening at .l. C.
Hawkins'. -
Frank P. Self led the meeting of the
Loyal Workers at the Advent Christian
Church yesterday. The meeting prov-
ed to be a most interesting and instruc-
tive one.
Quite a delegation of AdVentists are
planning to attend the re~dedicaiion of
the Advent Church in Waterbury,
which has recently been undergoing
some extensive repairs.
Harry (‘rossett led the meeting of
the Epworth League yesterday at the
Methodist Church. There was a large
attendance. The subject of the meet-
Ing was "interpreting God's Word to
the World."
A very interesting open air meet-
ing was held last evening on the
bridge by Evangelist De La Plaine. the
«tomboy preacher. Quite a gathering
listened to him with great interest
and after the Prohibition meeting in
the old Salvation Army Hall. the
preacher adjourned there and complet-
ed his service within doors.
Weekly bulletin of the East Avenue
Methodist Church: Monday. 8 p. at.
Sunday school teachcrs' meeting at J.
C, Hawkins, Seaside i’lucc. Tuesday
evening, 7:45 p. m.. rally class meeting
of James L‘iionlmcdicu's clues. ch-
nosday 8 p. m.. meeting of Official
Board in church auditorium. Thurs-
day. 7.45 p. in. prayer meeting; it p.
in, meeting of Bible study class. Fri
day. 7:45 p. lll., Junior iland. Tuesday,
September 25, meeting of the l‘hiiaihca
Class at Miss Warner-it's, Seavlcw two.
line. Sunday. September 30, Sunday
school rall'y day; sermon by pastor.
10:30; address by Rev. W. W. 'i'. Dull-
can, 12:16.
ROWAY’I‘ON.
Mrs. Mary Themes is quite III at hcr
helm, itowayion avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. William liloWuivrs.
of Mt. Vernon. wore the guests of
Captain and Mrs. John Ill-Waters. of
Pennoycr street, tlvcr Sunday.
The Fairfleld County Baptist Asso-
elation will nil-ct Ill annual M‘iiiiiilli in
,itnwayton. Sept. 26 and 2'1. It will he
the cam annual session of tho asso-
ciation.
......
Percy Sharron. of Rowayion. who
has been through the summer puracr
on Captain Aiming .I. Smith‘s steamer
Romania. bilil returned to his home for
the winter.
Special Sale
or
Pillsbury. Jones and (Sold
Medal Flour.
63¢ per bag.
3 Can: Milk.
Roberson-lull
Phone NM 3 M Ms.
W
Danish AND uonorou.
William B. (lasted a veteran of
Company it. Thirteenth e. V. i.. died
Friday iii the Norman Sellers Home.
Burial iooit place yesterday at Spring
Grove cemetery.
l
The first
25c
Mother to ’ ,wmto tomb”!!!
‘i‘h‘li' till .
um
r . O
you incipient danger of hard
thinks about your «kins Ayer’o
\
The? will cure a
mm of the panes im-
gremiooal Church was Dr. stones
his ml
it! 1p”
, history of yours, with its ten-
,8 clone; to weak lungs? Your
doctor has not. it you naval
coughs In your case. Then at“
Cherry Pectorpl. if he says it
. ) i.
Samuel R. Weed will give an address.
and there will be at least one other.
Conxrasstlonai Church. A, special
committee, consisting of Principal A.
Monroe Stowe and Miss Stella Austen.
Is arranging the exercises. and a
barge and successful rally is anticipat-
e _ .
Editor Sentinel: As the Republican
caucus is to be held to-nlght, some in-
quiry is being made as to who will be
the nominees for selectmen. There are
ll number of candidates in the field.
and some are using every effort to
secure the nomination. There is one
available candidate that could without
doubt be elected, but he is not sending
out any tickets, or asking any one to
vote for him in the callous for first
selectman. That man is Clarehce E.
Scofleid. If the voters wish to have
him for first selectlnan. he will accept.
Having been chairman of the board
of assessors for several years. he has
shown himself to be perfectly compo-
tent to handle the town business.
A VOTER.
—Don‘t think that piles can't be
cured. Thousands of obstinate cases
have been cured by Dean’s Ointment.
50 cents at any drug store. ~
wssrroe—r.
Miss Edna Bradley has been visit-
ing friends in Southport.
Newtown fair is next for attention
here and there are a large number of
residents who plan to visit that place
during one or more days of the fair.
George Sherwood luld wife have re-
turned home from a visit with rolli-
tlvcs in Greenfield.
Jerome May's Banjo orchestra that
furnshcd music at. the resent wedding
made ii. distinct Illt. Many here know
it frolll tile cxcclltmt work done at
The Knob. others knew it only by rcp-
utlltlon. but it, is cvidcllt that these
musicians will be more ill demand in
Westport now than ever.
October 1 is the date for the annual
town election and it is one that, should
be born ill mind by the otcrs who
once again have opportunity to pro-
test against illc indifferent considera-
tion of important limiters by the pew-
crs that be. as well as an almost to
till ignoring of the public good for
“lllolley bags." of. ill.
The firemen are actively preparing
for the field day next mouth and the
event will prove a red letter one in
the history of the town. it Is greatly
to the credit of the fire luddies that
they of ill! others keep up the social
interest of the town and can be count-
ed on to furnish entertainment of an
ordinary character when others up-
pellr to have retircd permanently
from the field. There s not as much
social activity here as formerly and a
number of prominent societies and
clubs have disappeared, notably illc
Dramatic Club. That was an organi-
zation that met with general favor but
it seems that those who were the main
stays have withdrawn and there arc
none left to continue on the good
work. Westport. club is a thing of the
past and a number of other formerly
pl'onllncllt organizations are rcmclu-
bored now only as lllnttcl's of history.
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
Miss Annie Honnn. who has been
housekeeper at the Hilton i‘oillt hotcl.
will leave this wcck for New York
where she will spend the winter. I
Sergeant Major Killinbcck. of
Bridgeport. was ll visitor at Itolnll
I‘oiul. Sunday. and visitcli with his
sutrlu-luw. who is engineer on the
stculner itosmiulc. '
....--ch
Sylvester llcll. who has bet-n llt'iill
wnitcr at Rollin I’olnt during lilo Riiiil-
lllci'. left today for Bridgeport. whorl-
llc will be located at tile llolcl Guil-
lili’il.
BIO iNCREASE iN LAKE COM-
PANY STOCK.
...—....a
Advanced From 81.00000 0to 02.000.-
000 at Meeting Yesterday.
At a "looting of the stockholders of
the Lake Torpedo Bout Company hold
Iil Iiillzllbctll. N. J., yesterday. it was
voted to incrclule the capital stock of
tho cmllpiiny from 81.000.000 to 32.-
000.000. This is the most important ur-
tioll taken by the company since its
unionization and lucanii lunch in the
stockholders. the majority of whom
I‘i'IllflI' in Ilrldlchori.
Ii was necessary to increase the
«lock in order Ill take In tho 'iIrI'lflfl
rights of the company which are held
by Captain Simon Milo and others.
The new action gives the American
coilipnny tho right to furnish submar-
luo and torpedo boats for any of the
grunt foreign powers and In fact to do
business In any part of the world,
Previously the American branch could
do business only in this country.
When things began to look unfuvon
able for the Mile boat at the hands
of the government. Captain halts went
abroad. esistllishod headquarters In
the various capitals of the obi world
“and in a short time had secured many
orders for boats. ‘The stockholders in
this mulntry could not benefit by these
sales, but under the new arrangement
they will. The headquarters of the
company are in this city and It has
always been regarded as a local cell.
earn. it was incorporated. however un-
der the laws of New Jersey.
Cumin Latte presided over the
meeting yesterday. He told the stock-
holders that the prospects in foreign
fluids were bright. tbai many orders
had been received and there were om-
mioell of still more. By the female
. Notable Gathering
MEDAL FOR HONOR LEGION.
of Heroes In Win-i
ed oday.
‘ wrusrnp, Sept; 24.—~olle of th
during the Civil War, the punish War
v
"today for the opening meeting or
the Seventeenth Annual convention of
September 30 is rally Sunday in the members attending from all parts of ‘
the country. The members of this is:
glen who are residents of Connecticut
are MaJor George E. Albee. of New
Haven; Col. John Calvin Curtiss. of
ridgeport, and Col. Samuel B. Horne.
of Winston.
Noted flamers from many parts of
the country are here, among them be
lug General 0. 0. Howard and Gene-
ral Horace Porter. Each one of the
members attending wears ‘a dccorat
Ion voted to him by Courses for
some extraordinary exhibition of gel-
lontry on the battlefield and while
the gathering is not as largely attend-
ed as was expected, it doubtless will
be a most successful one.
The first meeting was called to or-
der at 10 o‘clock in the town hall.
Mayor George L. Foskett extending
a welcome to the guests in behalf of
the town. This short. address was
responded to by Commander J. C.
Julius Laughein of New York. who
presided over the meeting. Comman-
der Lanhgein, Adjutant Henry Thorn.
of Brooklyn; Quartermaster N. D.
Preston, of Philadelphia, and Judge
Advocate S. B. Horne, of this place.
presented reports showing the condi-
tion of the society at the present time
and the work of the last year. Conl-
mander Langbein reported that since
the meeting last September. in As-
bllry Park there had been eighteen
\dt'ilfhfl of members of the Legion. and
be especially commented on the. car-
eers of Past Commander Charles M.
iictts Junior Vice Commander Eras—
tus W. Jewott, who are included ill
the list.
Adjutant. Thorn reported the num-
ber of members In the different class-
scs of tile legion and showed during
which was the men distinguished
tllelllsclvcs to be awarded later by a
lllcnlllcrsllip ill the Legion.
Quurtcrnlnstcr Preston said tllat hi-
fcarcd there was a lack of interest ill
the legion. as the nulllllcr of applica-
tions for mclllbcrsllip during the last
your had been exceptionally small.
The total panther-was l2. clcven In
tho first-class, and one Ill illesccond
class. in the first. class luclllbcrs
ul‘c made up of tllosc who have actu-
ally been awarded for gallantry. while
in the second class illc lllclllbcrs rc-
rcivcd tbclr membership through ill-
lll..-rltallcc. lie said he hoped there
would bc a grcatcr illicrcst shown
during the coming your. 'l'llc quurtcrv
master reported that when the your
opened. the Legion was short of funds
In fact there was a shortage of hill: of
$lti5. All cllrllcst appeal was sent out
and the sum of $250 was quickly rais-
ed. The receipts during illc last year.
according to tho quartcrlllustcr u‘crc
$956.24 and the expenditures $886.89.
lcnving a balance of 870.35. The
qllurierlllllutcr also reported on illc
nlcnlbcrsllip. saying that thc total
number now in the ancictv was 522.
458 In tllc first. clues and iii ill the
second class. against 451 in the first
class last year and iii) in the second
class. Qllurtcrlnustcr 'l‘horn gave illc
following list of men to whom medals
for bravcl'y llllvo Ilccll awarded by tho
Sct'l'ctury of thc Navy:
For extraordinary llcrioslll :lt illc
time of the cxnlosioll of the U. S, S.
lllllnlugloll ill San liicgo. Cal. Jilly 21.
1905, John J. Clauscy, Clllt‘f nunllcr's
mule; Gcorgc F. rock, carpenter
nlaltc: Edward Boers.
sculuall: William (‘rouall, boulswain's
nullc: iinyulolld it}. Davis. qtliil‘ffli‘hllifi-
i.f‘l‘; Emil Frcdcrlckscu. wur tculicl“.
illlllc (irbitch. scullluil: William S.
Shilclllcttc. hospital slcwurd‘. officer I”.
Ncluoll. lllllcllillists' llullc: (lilo l).
' Schmidt. scsnllill: l’l‘lluk id. iiiil.
ship's cook.
For hrllvcry ulld cxirnordiunry horo-
lhill lit tilc battle of Mount Ihtiu. .loiu
iii thc i’hlilipplucs, Joseph Fills, or-
tilliili’y sculului.
‘or (‘Xii‘llfll'tlllliii‘y Ilcruislll lil Illi'
title of his profession nt tllc time of
Ilit‘ explosion of puwdcl‘ cllnrgcs ill
illc liH‘WiIi’il lilrrcl of illc llnlllculiip
Kcul'surgc April iii. limit. (icnl‘gc (ircc-
nuln ll. S. N.
With till- nwurdu during the past
your. Ihc total number lint. Including
ilmsu xircn by the summary of war
for thc ,il-ur. amounts to 2.3m. The
list of module nwnvdcd by the War
”i'lliirilill'iii was not llbiuimlblc. The
number of medals for ucw design for
illc your calling .iunc 30 Was 'JIII.
Jiliini‘ Advocate Hot-no rcporicd
that he had bccu cuiIl-d upon to dc.
chic but one case during Ihc your.
That was iiic application of Mrs. iii.
W. Iiiiywnrll. of Alilcu. Muss. She
lliiilf‘fl her claim on a gift to llcr of u
IIINIIII kivcu by Vf‘i‘l‘illiiii filii. ll chief
suilnur‘u lullic In the navy. who pl'lh
It‘llii'il It to Ilcr for hct‘ kilulncss ill
Ill'm. "or application was not allow-
0 .
A li-ttcr was read from President lil
which he rcitrcidi-d his Inability lo liiu
tend. lllld extruding IIII‘ Icaiou wull
wishes. This uftnrnmm the mom-
bars were taken about Willulcd ill
automobiles. tut the guests of new
riii prominent luuu burn. ilighilllld
Lake and other places of interest was
visited. This evening many of the
members \vIII attend the chain fire at
the quarters at Palmol- Pout. Ii. A. it.
Tomorrow there will hr- number must.
Im; at which unicorn will be elected
and In the evening there will be a ban-
uuoi. the principal speaker beitut Gen.
0. 0. Howard.
IOUTH NORWALK OUILOINO
NOTIO
(The Commercial. Bulletin).
Contact for Residence.
been let to H. W. Mather.
been lot as yet.
Wilding Four Houses.
i a
the loci: he said the Moi-innit previously reported. These houses
he... mousse .3“: m ..r ”as. . .. . .. ..
_ .- war - ‘so are no
“WRONG. .-. ' - {Will- “I'm. . .. ~......___...
heriosm ” ‘w‘
and at other times, assembled here
The contract. for the frame house
which III in be erected for it. if. Beh-
rcns the details of which have prev-
iously appeared in these columns. has
The sub-
contract for the mason work has not
Lao-Tile Gamble has the contract for
the four houses which are being erect.
ed by Hoyt Brothers on Womiward
avenue the details of which have been
to in arm no WAIHINO‘I‘ON' STREET.
illc"
remanded.
mammal-m.
landfill-d. “DINN-
Whit-W
hhindgapihsimimoi
5‘. dbdfiqmlfiehh
"g/ Wrmmm
" ‘hmmm,
.
I
g "’ Initiator
-
FOR SALE IV
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
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GOVERNOR HIGGINS iN ALBANY.
Decline- to Make a Statement Regard-
Ing Politico.
ALBANY, N. Y.. Sept 24,—Governor
Higgins reached Albany from Olean
about, 7 o'clock this morning. accom-
panied by Supreme Court .lusticeCutll-
..... «ls-W“! . . .. .... ..
SAN "tANCiSCO. Sept lit-«Thawi
Calls say today that. instead of being“
brought to San Francisco for the re»,
pairs made necessary by the accidents "
which recently have befullell illelll,
there is a. likelihood that the liners
Manchllria and Mongolia. of the i’uci~
iic Mail Steamship Company will be in
ken to Japan and placed Ill dry dock
there.
The damages received from the
rocks of Rabbit Island where the Mall-
churla went ashore. and Midway Is~
land. where the Mongolia was strand-
ed. are extensive on both lines and the
loss to tile Hurriluun intcrcutu. figur-
ing in the cost of monks and manage,
will approximate $l.000,il00.
THE ORIGINAL.
Foley & Co., Chicago. originated
Honey anti Tar as s. throat and lung
remedy, and on acount of the tgren.
merit and popularity of Foley’s iion~
ey and Tar malty llllitalionll are offer-
ed for the genuine. 'i‘heso worthless
imitations have similar sounding na-
bort W. Pound. formerly ills omttial
counsel. The governor said he had
as yet no unnomlCelucnt to make re-
lative to his consent or refusal to
stand as it candidate for renllmlnaiion
by the Saratoga convention.
The governor, the condition of
whose health Is known to be a large
factor in the question of his accept-
ance of a renominaiion. was ill good
spirits, though evidently pro-occupi-
ed. '
Lieutenant Governor Linn Bruce of
New York. himself llndcrsttod to he
the candidate for governorship most
favored by the friends of Governor
Higgins ill case of thc latlcr‘s refusal ,
to ncccpt illc llflilllilfilllill. arrived hcl'of
on the night boat from New York.
last. night. and called early at the ex-
ecutive chamber as also did Adjutant.
Gent-rill Nelson H. Henry. Both are on
thcir way to Sul'utilgu.
l-iclllicilllnt.Gllvcrnllr Bruce would
not talk for publication bill it is
know that hr,» strongly llrgcll (loves
nor Higgins to accept the “Oi"lilllilfili.
which no one now doubts he would
l'cccicc upon the slightest intimation
that he would llccnpt it.
BRELIN LABOR MARKET.
BERLIN. Sept. 22.——'l‘llc situation ill
the labor market. from the viewpoint
of the clllplnyc. has not been so favor-
able as at present since lkilfi.
Want of lllborcrs is fclt ill agricul-
lurc as well as ill ovary other branch
of industry.
The financial pages. of the press are
iiilcd with reports of company mcet—
lugs,
new ENGLAND LEAGUE ans.
MEN
BOSTON. Sept. 22~Froln the official
figures of the New England [league
made public today. the three leading
l'cgulur batsmcll of the organization
arc ill illc Worcester outfield. their
stick spark helping that team to win
this season's pcnllallt. Iilll‘kctt lends.
Avcl'llsc his. The best run lllakcr of
illc league was Madden. of iluverhill,
\vitll clgllty.
SENATOR M'NEIL WILL RUN.
liItlDGidPOR'l‘. Sept. 22.-—-Formcr
Sclluter Archibald McNeil has recon»
sldcrcd his determination not to run
for sinic senator and will be the cnn~
dilintc in ihc ’l‘wonlyoflrst Senatorial
lllslrict against Allan W. Paige. Sen-
lllut’ McNeil was bcatcn by 283 votes
uzalillsl ltllosevclt's plurality of 1.320
iu-u yctlrs ago and hopes to win.
We'ISbach
Lamps
it following Prices.
Nil. “302 Box light. 750
WHITE AIR HOLE LAMP.
No. “308 Box light. $I
FANCY AIR HOLE LAMP.
Above price: Include Installation.
Bonn. liailluluii
Lightingilllpang
W... WNW ...
Till a
GILLETTE
SAFE"
nR
and be llaple.
HARDWARE
Chilled. Doll, 2-
mes. Beware of them. The genuine
Foley's Honey and Tar is in a 3'01-
iow package. Ask for l and refuse
any substitute. It is the sat ramcdy
for coughs and colds. i'laisted's Drug
store and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
RUSSIAN POLICE1OFFICER FIRED
A .
TAMBOV. Russia,.Sept 24.-i’refaco
of Police 'i'olnushnn. of Borissogliebsk
the home. of Milo. Marla. Spiridonovo.
who shot and killed Chief of Secret
Police Luzhcnoffslty. was fired at and
seriously wounded in a street here to
day by terrorists who also shot the
prefecl‘s wife and two guards who
ware accompanying them. The would-
bc assassins escaped.
Good for the cough. removes the
cold, the cause of the cough. That's
the work of Kennedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar—tile original laxative couch
syrup. Contains no opiates. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy. "
BISHOP HOARE'S‘ BODY RECOVER-
HONG KONG. Scpt 24.-—-Ncws
clinics from Cacao that the body of
llisllop Monro. who was drowned ill
the recent typhoon. has been recover-
ed. The viccroy of Canton has contri-
buted personally $3,000 to the typhoon
re-licf fund and has also dispatched
two gunbonts to assist in the recovery
of bodies.
“TO CURE A PELON."
says Sum Kendall, of Phillipsburg.
Kim. “just cover it. over with Buck-
lcn's Arnicn Salve. and the Salve will
do the rest.” Quickest cure for Burns.
Bells. Sores. Scolds, Wounds, Plies.
Eczema. Salt Rheum. Chopped Hands,
Sore Feet and Sore Eyes. Only 25c.
at F. H. Baxter's. South Norwaik. and
E. P. Wood's, Norwnlk, drug stores.
Guaranteed. ”
TERRIBLY CUT BY BUZZ SAW.
JEWETT Ci’l‘l. SEPT. 22,—wnllalu
'i‘. liollncs. a farmer living ill Pach-
ogue. three miles from this place. was
terribly out today by a cheater saw
which flew from the frame as he was
sawing wood and struck him in the
breast. The saw made a wound 18
inches long. extending over his should-
er to ills back and it was necessary to
take sixty stitches ill it to close it.
iiellllcs refused to go to the hospital.
The accident probably will lay him up
for six months, but he is expected to
recover.
EIIIIVIIIIVWL‘L'I’ILLS
T‘lglnghkliwnnlzlfli‘llr.
I m M
“be lo M
and Go I met: ic m. sealed
with mooRIhhon. Take-sailor.
5" [1" fig}? o‘ll'gdlklifll is
n Aileen la: '0'!) i’lLLO, d. a:
u lint. amt-ll. Always
9;;th crawling:
all
Paper
. I
our reg-u
Iiclilhlo. Sahib
0W
We consider this sea-
sonfs line the best
we ever had.
...”..n
E. E. Gilliam,
DEGOIIATOII.
“WHOM“
IO VIII? .7:
V"
Iiailulillelilli. i.
for freight Only.
a ,
rim. ,mo
swarms-oar. on.
Linens To an REPAIRED IN .m'
PAN.
I. NOIWALK..
;: I NEL
"I'or‘ovnr II no yours I truth-rad with chronic can-
It nation on during Hill time i but to trike In
luloction of warm water once every ti hours bcfcru
loo III have an action on my bowels. Ill lpily I
rie flannel-eta. and today I am a well man
luring thenlno years before i used (insulin-ta I'
suffered untold misery with Internal plies. 'l‘b Iliut
to you i am free fro i all that this lnornillu. on
but Illa “III in Mill fof Illfforlllu llunluillt ."
B. 1". Fisher. Rome 0. ill.
best For
The bowels \
Pica-Ins. Pal
Never BIL-lion.
old in be if. The gounlue tablet shunned C C 0.
parenteral to ours or your money back.
Itoriing Remedy Co., Chicago or HR. in
IIIIIAL SALE, TEII MILLION BOXES
atoms. Potent 'I‘astn Good. Do flood.
cakou or Gripe. Itlc. volume. Never
Fresh Fish.
SNAPPER BLUES .. ... ...... . . . . .120
WHITE HAlllIil’T ........ .. ..... 12c
STEAK C01) ..................... 120
WHOLE SALMON ............... 12c
SLICED SALMON .......... . . . . . .130
WEAKFISH ...................... 10c
BONITA MAf‘KEREll ............ lilo.
DRY ESCAUAII’S ......... 30c (it.
All other kinds of Fish at reasonable
prices.
Dacross.
THI PEOPLE-’8 FISH AND OYITIII
MARKET.
Old Ialvatlon Army Iuildlnl.
loot End of Washington Itrut Sold...
mr . _ in!
PLUMBING AND ITIAN.
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVES AND RANGEO,
'LATE AND TIN ROOFINI,
an and Steam Fitting,
III Fixtures, Metal Ceiling, I”.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 wan: eraser. NORWAEK.
Bull {our Saturdali’s
Groceries at our store
and Sara Monet). .
21 Ibl. Granulated Sugar ...... $1.00
3 Pkgr. Zest . 25c
3 lb. Can Baked Beans, 10°; 3 for 25c
2 Pkgs. Cream Wheat 25:
Sweet Potatoes, per peck 300
A. stall,
:4 Cottage 'Ave., East Norwalk.
Phone 223-3.
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snow white. onopiece "Standard" POI
ceiain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to Cultist
how delighfully convenient it woulf
be to have hot and cold running wot.
In your dressing chamber. also:
in: apartment of Int noon
roonsf its presence would IBM It.
the bile-t limos of comfort.
We will daily quote you prion DI
plumbers are strictly competent ll.
clinics. honest and rolls .
bin.
Horace R. flash,
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loath emails Com.
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DNI MINUTI FROM DIPO'I?
IUIIOPIAN PLAN.
..Our room a special future. In
and liootrio Lighu wrought“. Iv.
cry mm heated.
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Finely stocked Onto In annulus
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Cigars always on hand.
'1'. U. UULLIV'AN, Prom
Telephone OaiI. 000-4.
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Gregory’s Pilinil
IA" NORWALU II
Cubs-
shore Dinner: and All Kinds of It
. Food Cooked to Order.
‘ Bathing and fishbo.
sun am to am in tin m
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HOTEL VICTORIA
Inc of Aokpf. “MILO %
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Wall Papers.
Painters’ Supplies. .
Clockelll.
Glassware.
Houselfumishing
Goods.
Cloth Window Shades, with fringe. 280
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures, 100
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Picture frames and Window
Shades Made to Order.
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Painting and
Decorating. -
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L. H. DECKER,
I1 Washington Itnot. 3
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Drink it
It Is Good
Brooklyn brewery firm's inner beer.
No better. We deliver it in your
house. $1.00 per case (24 bottlesl id-
quors at lowest prices. Tel. lid-12.
, Central Hotel,
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Struts.
South Nor-walk, Conn.
Joseph Disc-a, Prop.
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. IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
‘ 'TMNIAGTI A GENERQL IANKINL
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CAPITAL
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3173.50000
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EDWIN H. MATHEWOON. Pros."
JOHN H, KNAPF, Viol-Pm
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. Cashier.
WiLFRED BODWELL. Asst. Sushi-h
nlsacroaa '4
E. H. Mathewson Henry laymen“
John H. Knapp tamuei Grummn.
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian awartz John H. Light.
Fred H. Row-n.
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ii Railroad Avenue. to. Norwllo
fill scams. ”We.
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