iii
W'
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nerves. general dsbib
. precisely no he says.
Fall Colds
If you-”tool them coming on a. few
dmoioftour ‘
“LAXATIVE GOLD TAILITS"
Vultlbmk it up... - They will cure a
“9&3?!“th not! in twenty-four hours.
W! G ranted Thom.
P lo: 25o.
lilo Ilil‘iiilié‘fl’harmacy. ‘
cursor: comm. more.
It)! WASHINGTON 31‘.
Tel. OIII 499-8.
Arthur Brush, of Bridgeport. is
spending a few days here.
Miss Daisy Allen has returned to her
ome in Worcester, where her father
has been taken iii.
vFred Keating and wife have return-
ed from a visit to Coney island, New-
ark. Elizabeth, Westfield, New Jersey.
Rev. C. S, Ainsworth and Rev. Mr.
Purdy. of Waterbury, went fishing yes~
tel-day. The clerical luck was good.
The monthly meeting of the Official
Board of the East Avenue Methodist
Church will be held tomorrow night
at the church. ‘
Frank Sherwood, who has been ill.
has recovered sufficiently to enable
him to resume his duties at the Central
Food Company.
East Norwaik people are wondering
why the selectmcn do not decide the
matter of the proposed trolley switch
on Seavlew avenue.
Captain Arthur Carr and Bradley
Hull have gone into partnership in
the painting business and are decorat-
ing James Lester's house.
. The steamer Addie V. starts for New
York today in tow of the Ajax. The
boilers for, the steamer are now ready
for installation.
The case of issue Cans vs. Herman
and Bella Freedman. which was down
for trial before Justice W. 0. Clark on
September 24, has gone over for a
week.
At the meeting of the East Avenue
Sunday School Board last evening the
lessons were ably explained by Rev.
E. Cunningham, J. C. Hawkins and H.
J. Hipsou.
R. S. Phelps, of the Dauntlcss Club;
J. H. Smith, of the New York Yacht
Club, and L. Mack, of Essex, Conn.,
were guests of the lschoda Club Sun-
day- The party visited the club in
their auto boat.
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A ‘cottagc prayer meeting will be
held this evening at the home of the
Birchard sisters in Darlcn and quite
it number of East Norwalk people are
planning to attend. Rev. Mr. Purdy, of
Waterbury. will probably be among
the number.
The regular weekly class meeting
tonight at the East Avenue Methodist
Church will be in charge of James
L'Hommedieu. A specially large at-
tendance is likely as it is rally night
811% special services will be held.
‘ rs. Montcalm Dessureau spent yes-
terday in Bridgeport.
The ofilcers of the Advent Christian
Sunday school were elected Sunday, as
follows:
Superintendcnt—Rlclinrd Bland.
’ Assistnnt~S. W. Velour. , '
Secretary—~Al-thllr Alnsworth.
Treasurcr~llenry Nickerson.
Librarian—George Vellc.
A very pleasant surprise party was
held last evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrsfl William J, Weiselt and Mills
lilo Weiseit was the honored one, it
Ming her birthday. Miss ’l‘iIlle intr-
son, the accomplished violinist. accom-
panied by Miss Weiseit on the piano,
rendered a numberot selections. Mr.
spa Mrs, Dooley rendered a duet andt
Were enthusiastically encored. Michael
Collins recited Hostier Joe. and being
uncured responded with Curfew Shall
Net Ring Tonight. ' Mr. and Mrs.
William Craig and son Samuel sang
Under the Old Apple Tree and We're
Here Because We're Here; Miss Annie
Peters. accompanied by her sister.
Miss Mary Peters. song The Volunteer
Organist and My Georgia Home. At
the conclusion of the musical program
lunch was served and dancing formed
the means of diversion until the early
hours of the morning. it was a very
picsnnt affair in every respect and a
complete surprise to Miss Weiseit.
Special Sale
or
Pillsbury. Jones and Gold
Medal Flour,
(lilo/per bag.
3 Cans Milk. 25c
Robbrtfifiaith
room sol-o. \ _ Ins-yum. Mn.
W06
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.. Mira norm. ”is r
u
Then what do you
iyl We wish you would
‘3 this. Ask him to tell you honestly what he thinks ltw
5 Th ‘th :gogpo‘mrouiuw
it
with you?
on m *-
Experionco count mythic
“Niko"
experience with Ayerll’som Irills'i
Sixty years of curing lilip" little, with
Isl: your own doétbl‘ iboili
for your one.
ill do
. '“““"i
land. is the guest of his son.
Petty, of Raymond street.
William T. Raymond, of Raymond
Brothers. South Norwnllr. has resumed
business after a vacatidn spent at
m'pod and other places "way down
Arrangements are being made by
many of the residents of the village
tired delegates who will be present at
the. Baptist convention ilere tomorrow
and Thursday from all over the Sta-
te. '
DARIEN AND N OROTON.
Dr. G. H. Noxon has recovered from
a few doys‘ illness.
the street lighting fund will be resum~
ed next week.
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The ladies of the Congregational
Church are to give a supper the lost
of this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Btoorza spent
Suiday in Port Chester. Mrs. Stoorza
is to spend the remainder of the week
there.
Miss Baldwin, of Norwalk, delighted
the guest at the Mead-Wilson wedding
by her piano recital, given before the
ceremony.
The Democratic caucus will be held
to-night. and unless something devoi-
apes during the day the party will pre
sent unbroken lines this year.
Frank Merritt, clerk at James Bates
store, is confined to his home by ill-
ness. Norman Roberts is substitut-
ing for him.
Mrs. Harry Bennett, of ,South Nor-
waik, was a visitor In town yesterday.
Unclaimed letters at the llaricn
post-oillcc are for Mrs. A. Vogul and
Mr. B. Northrop. .
Some of our ladies of the town are
considering the matter of village inl-
provement. Much may be done in
this direction with a little concerted ef-
fort. We wish the ladies success in
the undertaking.
Charles McNaily. owner of the Co
lunlbia Hotel, fell fronl a roof yester—i
day while painting and was badly hllrt.
it is not known whether he sustained
internal injuries or not, but it is hoped
by his many friends that he did not.
Complaints have 'rccently been made
that Italians were violating the law
constantly regarding the shooting of
song birds. The constables decided
that they would catch some t the vio-
lators and Sunday Frank use was
caught red handed. He was fined 33,
and cost by Justice of the Peace Wil-
liam ll. Willmott, .lr.
The Friday Afternoon Club will meet
with Mrs. Mark W. Norinnn next. Fri-
day at 3:15. All members should be
present, as a good program has been
arranged. and an outline for the sen-
son's work will be presented. The
last meeting was a delightful one.
Mrs. Samuel R. Wood gave a very in-
teresting paper on The Beauties and
Wonders Seen Along the Five Mile
River. Many vulnnblc pictures of all
places of interest were shown. milling
to the pleasure of the ()Cciililllll. All
present were greatly interested. Mrs.
G. H. Noxou was the hostess.
WESTPORT.
I'crcy llrown is employed at the do
pol at Songutuck.
.l. (l. Hyatt and wife spent Sunday
with friends in Norwalk.
a
The sclectmcn nlct Saturday in their
office and made voters.
(i. ll. Bunncll nnd family have re-
tllrncd to their winter home in L'NW
IliIVt'll.
Mrs. A. J. Williams has been cntcr-
inining relatives and friends froln
Weston. ‘
it. is confidently expected now that
the new library building will be rooted
before snow falls.
The Bridgeport. relatives of Oliver
Jennings that have been spending so.-
veral Weeks at the It‘lll‘ll‘lt-l cottage, left
for their home ill Bridgeport the end
of last. week.
Beachsido Inn closed its doors for
the season. Saturday. it has been
a most. profitable season for the popu-
luv resort and next summer material
additions and improvements are to be
made to the place.
mm..—
NEW _CANAAN.
m
Andros Wakcman, of Vista. is on the
sick list.
A number of new voters worn on-
rolled. Saturday.
Mrs. E. B. Adams, of Smith Ridge,
is visiting in Berlin.
Mrs. Della Jelllffo, of Southport, has
been visiting in town.
Mrs. John Tucker. who has been
very Ill. is much better.
W. A. Davenport is building a born
on his. Park street place.
The Misses Shea and brother,
Clouds, are visiting in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Laney and
family visited in Port Chester, Sun-
dnY.
L. s'sutton. of mast avenue. on-
for the entertainment of over one hun- i
The card parties for the benefit of i
ahead the auto r
Saturday.
The choir of St. Aloysius Church has
resumed work after the usual summer
vacation. _
George Stevens and family, of
Bridgeport. have been visiting at the
Blrdsail House.
Merton Barrett, Carl Raymond and
rank Brant were visitors in New
York, Sunday.
Stephen Hoyt and Louis F. Griebel
attended the elimination auto races
at Long island. Saturday.
The dance given by Jones's orches»
tra in Raymond's Hail, Saturday eveu~
ing, was very successful.
-.
Mr. and Mrs. John McGinn, of South
Norwulk, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
John Ii}. Hersanl, Sunday.
Miss Mabel Relner. of Burlis ave-
nue, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Provost, Stamford, Sunday.
Charles Cabbage. a Hungarian. who
broke his leg at. Siiiiman's stone
crusher, is said to be slowly recover-
ng.
Clarence Kirk, who has been visit-
ing his grandparents, Railroad avenue.
for the summer. has returned home.
Mr. Elites. of Norwnlk, Is erecting a
beautiful and massive monument in
Lukeview Cemetery for the Rev. St.
John Bouion.
Dr. Bassett and family. of New
York, who have been occupying the
Congregational parsonage for the
summer, have returned.
Rev. E. C. Benedict. of the M. E.
Church, preached a very intercsti g
sermon, Sunday night. on A Waywa d
incident. There was a large congre-
gntlon.
The Democratic caucus will be held
ill the Town Clerk's office. Tuesday
evening. The Republican caucus will
be held in the same place. Thursday
evening.
The New Canaan Grange fair will
be held Tuesday and Wednesday ovcn
lugs. The securing of spllcc for the
exhibition of farm produce would in-
(licnlc that the fair is going to be
better and larger than heretofore. Spu-
clnl attraction in the way of profes-
sional entertainment will be offered
each evening. and the usual fancy
articles and daintics will be for sale,
The Sewer Committee for the con-
struction of the new sewer have
awarded the following contracts: Fil-
tcr beds. to Fred W. Stowcrs. Me-
Illilllt', Mass: septic tank. John 'l‘ui.
name, White Plains, N. Y.: pipe lny~
ing. for section 1. A. M, Cusnck, llos-
ton. Section 1 begins at the septic,
lliiili at the Salter property upd runs
to the borough center by way of East
avenue. Contracts for the other sec-
tions have not yet been awarded. It
is estimated that work will be colu-
insured by October I.
i’ctly tilit-vlllg. which has been one
of tho principal diversions. of several
socnllcd men. has come to a sudden
stop. during ilii‘ Inst few days. Al-
though in some instances, the roll~
bcl‘lcs huvc boon (‘Olilmlili'fl by grown
men, at least. the pnrloining at the
homi- of Mrs. Kisnor, in Summer
street. was committed by boys. It. is
alleged that two of Robert .loues's
children and Charlie Wood. son of
"Red" Wood. committed the above
theft, and since suspicion was direct-
cd toward tbcm tbcy bnvc left town.
The boys rungs ill use from nine to
thirteen years. nlld ll is remarkable
that they could have possessed the
required nerve to force an entrance.
Different versions of tin- nffuir are cur-
rent. and according to rumor, it is said
that the chd boy llilll some of the
stolen goods Ill his possession. bllt
(IIII not participate in tho thicvcry.
At any rule the thrcc lnds arc urgcni-
ly wanted by the borough officers at
the present flow. and if cnunllt will
be sent to the Slate Reform School.
“TO CURE A FELON,"
snys Sum Kendall. of I’hiliipsburg.
Kalb, "just cover it over with [lucky
lcn‘s Arnicn Salve and the Salvo wil
do the rest." Quickest cure for Burns.
lloliu, Sores, Scolds, Wounds, Piles,
Eczema. Salt Rheum. (fllnppctl liunds,
Sore Feet. lintl Sol'o Eyes. Only 25c.
at F. H. llsxtcr's, South Norwuill, and
Ii}. 1’. Wood's, Nol‘WiiIk, drug stores.
Guaranteed. ”
REPUBLICANS OF DARIEN.
Charles B. Pitch and William Dugdaio
Named for Selectmen.
A stormy caucus was hold by the
Republicans of llui‘icu lust night for
the naming of n town ticket. The ro-
fill". of the fight. which wns mode for
tilt,I office of first sciccimnn was illt'
nomination of Charles ll. Fitch. illt'
present member of the board. Wil-
llanl Dugdule. of Normon. was nomi-
nated for second sclcctnlun "ml the
Democrats are Jubilant, claiming that
they will have no trouble this year In
lull-ping n nuljorlty of lilo board, The
following ticket was finally named by
the meeting:
Boloctmen.
Charles ll, li‘ltch. William Dugdaie.
Town Treasurer,
Thaddeus Boll.
Tax Collector,
William Billiard.
Assessors,
C. E. Scoflelrl. ll. R. Taylor.
Board of Relief.
John R. Conn. it. D. Gillette.
Auditor Town Accounts,
Carlton White.
orond Jurors.
Mark it). Norman, Nniilnn llauchv.
Constables.
John Finch. D. V. Mather.
Registrar of Votsro,
George Sharer.
. School Visitor, ,
Carlton White.
When two strong men come to
blows. even if they are well matched.
it is not a pleasing si ht. but if the
man who gets the. were of” will use
Dchtt’s Witch Hazel Salve, he will
look better and feel better in short
prdorrg Bo euro youvgot DoWltt'll. Good
for everything a solve in used for. in.
tortoises New York friends. Sunday.
1,, flow and as. on Prior-on cl-
eluding plies. laid by The Clifford
Pharmacy. "
t ..d u...t¢.~.‘....
1.4.
can, bong island'
In soured b ind ntion. if on out a
little too mud or f you are o’hbloct to
attacks of but notion. you have no doubt
bad thortnosoo breath. rapid heart beats.
heartburn or polpitatlon o the heart.
indigestion causes the stomach to
exp-on ~swoll. and nil up against the
heart. This crowdot 0 heart and inter-
term with its action. and in the scum of
tum the hurt booorneu diseased.
Kodol
For Dyspepsia
digests what you eat. tailor the strain oi!
of the heart. and contributes nourishment.
strength and health to every organ of the
body. For Indigestion. D spopsis. Sour
Stomach. Inflammation or the mucous
membranes lining the Stomach and Diges-
tlvo Tract, Nervous Dyspepsia anti Catorrh
of the Stomach. .
Alter call ‘ mylood would. stress are by melting
my nun polpltoio and I won d become very wool:
Finally I got a bottle of Kodcl and It '
diets relief. After using slow Mulesllv:mm:ulrt:dflr
MRS. LORINO NICHOLI. Penn Yon. N. Y.
I had stomach trouble and wool be i
had been trouble with it. i to “Klodol‘lglfslsoai:
Cure for about four months and cured me.
D. KAUBLE. Rondo. 0.
Dioests What You Eat
l‘iuol indigestion, - , M a. LII-
our Ito-inch. belch- orator stadium!
in: at an, on. to... ‘Non- - It".
SOLD BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY
SITUATION IN
cuss.
Official News is Looking. But Quiet.
neon Seems to Prevail.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24,—OIIIcIai
nmvs with regard to the situation ill
Cuba was lacking ill Washington to-
day. The pucltic tone of tile dispatch-
es from linvana yesterday had a fav-
orable ccffci upon the military and not
vui officials and there was it marked
change ill their attitude from Satur-
day, when it was thought that inter-
vention was poor at hand. The pros-
pt-ct of an amicable adjustment of the
issues between the Ln Dallas governv
mom and the insurgents. however.
does not deter the officials here from
kt-cping up the preparations to land
forms in Cuba if it becomes necessary.
The nnvni collicr lfionldus, at Imus
berl's Point. and the Illllulllul,, at New
port News, will sail in the course of a
day or two for llavanlnladen with com
for the Alnclicnn naval vessels. With
ibe dispatch of these colllcrs. it is
said. the naval officials tool that all
that can be done by the navy at this
stage will have been accomplished.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm Is breaking up Colds when
ever tried, almost without exception.
100. 25c, 50c. and $1.00 bottles.
Clifford. Baxter‘s and Plaisted's‘.
'l‘hc
Welsbach
Lamps
ii l'oi‘osing Prices.
No. 7l302 Box llqllt. 750
WHITE AIR HOLE LAMP.
N0. 7l308 Box light. $I
FANCY AIR HOLE LAMP.
Above prices include installation.
Bonallaiillal] ti
Lighting Dumping
.W‘. W.- m...—
Tnl a
GILLETTE
SAFETY
RAZOR
and be happu.
r
HARDWARE. ‘
nYWIlaatuoros cream.
A J '3. M ”7"
final 'l “53;,
r
horse with which
and John F. Carlin, both of this town
Chariot. Don, w-
‘ It” no mo
" a ‘ ,. .. o ‘ .
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS EXCIT-
ED.
SARATOGA, N. Y., Supt 24.~-Intcr-
out almost uproucbolng excitement.
was manifested unions the Republi-
cans here as the limo approached for ,
a dofini'rI announcement of the inten-
tion of (lovernor Higgins us to the go-
vernorshlp. While it scorned n fore-l
gone conclusion tllut the governor
would decline to be a candidate. his
(”Ends continued to urge him to no—
ce 1.
They were in communication with
ilim by telephone ntdlfi’ercnt tlnles
during the morning. A l, the same time '
there were runny Higgins supporters
who were working earnestly for Lieu
tenant-Governor «Bruce.
it was said that us long as his name ‘
was being lncntionmi in connection
wi tho governorsblp he did not want
to be. slated for any prominent. place
ill the convention proceedings. Cong.
rcssnlnn Michael J. lliscoii has been
selected for temporary chulrnnlu.
Soon after noon. Governor illgglns’
sot-rotary, Frank E. l’ol'lcy, said to the
newspaper correspondents.
"Governor Higgins had not intended
to make a statement. as to whether
he would or would not accept a re-
nonlilnltioli. bnt'»Congressman Parsons,
president of the New York County Re-
publican Committee. has asked the
governor to defer whatever statement
he might have in blind until Mr. Par-
sons can come to Albany and talk the
matter over with hiln."
Mr. Pericy expressed the opinion
that is would be several hours before
anything further would be nnnount'ud
The appointment was, made by Mr.
Persons by telephone from Sarntogn.
STARVING To DEATH.
Because her stomach was so weak-
ened by useless drugging that she
could not eat. Mrs. Mary H. Waiters,
of St. Clair St., Columbus, 0., was lit.-
ernlly starving to death. She writes:
“My stomach was so weak from use-
less drugs that i could not sleep; and
not before i was given up to the was I
induced to try Electric Bitters; with
the wonderful result that improvement
be an at once, and a complete cure
folinved." Best llenlth Tonic on
earth. 50c. Guaranteed by F. ii.
antcr. South Norwalk, and E. B.
Weed, Norwalk, druggists. "
KILLED IN A RUNAWAY.
PTABODY, Muss, Scpt 24.—-—A
John ll. O'llouko
were driving. ran away today and
()‘itouke was killed and Carlin badly
injured. .
THE BREATH OF LIFE.
strongest animal of its size, the goril-
la. also has the largest lungs. Pow-
erful lungs means powerful creatures.
How to keep the breathing organs
right should be man’s chlctcst study.
Like thousands of others. hits. Ora A.
Stephens. of Port Williams, 0., has
learned how to do this. She writes:
"Three bottles of Dr. King‘s New Dis-
covery stopped nly cough of two years
and cured me of what nly friends
thought consumption. 0, its' grand
for throat and lung troubles.” Guar-
anteed by F. ii, Baxter, South Nor-
wnlk. and E. P. Weed. Norwalk, drug.
gisls. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bot.
tlo free. , "
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK, Sept Bi.—- Arrived:
Slollmcr liyndnnl, froln Rotterdam
and Bouiogne.
L A D I E
—-Dr. “Franco's-—
compound “WW“
Safe, Quick. Reliable Regulator
Superior to other remedies sold It hi it prices.
cure unnntood. Successfully us by over
3159.593) Women. Fido-.25 on drug-
I or
ynmli. Testimonials-no Dill dime.
0r. unlit-non.
I'hilldelphlo, Po.
We consider this sea-'
son’s line the best
we ever had.
ave-—
E. ii. Gotham,
DEGOIIA'IOII.
II'ILI’I'IOII-fl i “
IO IIII‘I' IT. la NORWALK.
,ilallu blunt. i. -
for freight Only.
On and after Tuesday. January I,
1900, Freight Propellers will loan
all can .mh V
II . I‘ “
, ‘ at. to gays.“ and m
tomes firm-w no
Tortured Day '
it's a significant fact that the ’
As?
i aim. New York. (foot
t W. (“00M -
coo-l ed
u...-
.3351 Night
Rheumatism Crazeo the Mind
URlC-O, An Internal Treatment for the
Blood—4t II Widely Recom-
mended so I Care.
Every sufferer from Rheumatism ls
familiar with the sleepless nights, and
nerve binding. muscle tvvlstln sins
which they have to endure. a or
baths have been used. Mt. Clemens as
been visited. and hundreds of dollars
spentin search of relief. There is but
lttle use of other experiments. as relief
and a permanent. cure for all forms of
Rheunlhtlsm can on be found in
Smith‘s Specific Uri. . It matters
little how long one has sufiercd from
the trouble, or, how intense'tho suffer-
ing, UArlc-O’will sure you. It cures by
Its direct action upon the blood; runs
clue. and kidneys, neutralizing poison-
ousurlc and rheumatic acids. llrug-
gists and Physicians everywhere are
recommending Iiric-(i, because they
know that at inst there has been a
remedy prepared which actually cures
the (Isease. iiric-O is manufactured
by the Smith Drug Company, S racuse.
. Y. ls supplied to users 11 large
“746 bottles, Mlich sell for 81.00. Your
Drugglst can supply you with the tem-
edy. or you can order direct; Samples
and circulars will be forwarded free to
all who apply. Use Uriel) for [then-
matism only. It may possibly save
your life. .
ilric-O is sold in South Nor-walk by
Edw. W. Kelley, .lr.
Fresh Fish.
SNAPPER mn'ss ..... ....l2c
wuf‘rn HALlBiYT ......1i.’c
STEAK (‘tlll ................ l‘ln
“’HOLF} SALMON ..... .‘l2c
SLICEI) SALMON ....... . .130
\VEAKI’ISII .................. lilc
BONITA hIAi‘IQICRICIl ............ I‘lc
DRY ESi‘.\l.l.0I’S ......... 30c qt.
All other kinds of Fish at reasonable
prices.
Ducross.
Tl-il norms FISH AND mm
MARKET-
0id lolvatlon Army luiidlng.
Elsi End of Washington Itroot Irid'o.
;u7_ ..E. .. N.-." .,- ...... .__._.-. . ~ .1.”—
PLUMBING 'AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING. .
ITOVES AND RANGES.
OLATE AND TlN ROOFIN‘
Gas and Steam Fitting,
In Fixtures, Metal Coiling, lb.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY, ,
17 WALL ITREET. NORWALK.
Bull {our Saturdau’s
Groceries at our store
and Save Moneii.
.—._.—
21 lbs. Granulated Sugar ...... 31.00
8 Pkgo. Zest 25c
3 lb. Can Baked Beam, 10¢; 3 for 25¢
2 Pkge. Cream Wheat ........1.. 25¢
Sweet Potatoes, per pack .l...,.~ 80::
51mm
UN,
24 Cottage 'Ave., East Nor-walk.
Phone 233-3. ..
evanv. uov'o“ sit-um; deli.
_ _ IER. _
P
should so equipped with I lint)
snow white. onoplocs "Glendon" I’m
coloin Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to molds!
how doilghfuiiy convenient is wait
ho to have hot and cold running "to
in your dressing chamber. stool
log apartment of Int floor
room! its prescnco would.“ It
the higost degree of comfort.
{ We will gladly duct. you prions. OI
plumbers are strictly compo“ I
cilantro. honest and reliable.
Horace R. flash.
consul MAIN, AND wu‘r ore.
. loath Nor-waits coon.
is: now.
HOTEL VICTORIA
Illil MINUTI FROM sum
IUROPIAN PLAN.
"Our room o special future. to.
and limrio Lights throulholll. Iv
cry room hosted.
HATED RIAEONAILI.
Final stocked cm in unnootlon
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cigars always on hand.
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Wall Papers.
Painters’ Supplies.
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House-furnishing
Goods.
Cloth Window Shades, with fringe. 30
White Curtain Poles. with fixtures, 10o
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Brooklyn brewery flrrn's lager beer.
No better. We deliver it in your
house, $1.00 per case (24 bottles.) i.i-
quors at lowest prices. ’i‘ei. iSI-l‘:
Central Hotel,
Corner Monroe and Chestnut smote.
Bouth Norwnik. Conn.
Joseph Discos, Prop.
Bill Nllliliiii BANK
IOUTH NORWALK, come.
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EDWIN H. MATHEWION. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, VioeProo. ‘
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Cashier.
WILERED BODWELL, Asst. Osohicp,
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathew-on
John H. Knapp
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Josiah R. Marvin 1. Wallace Marvin
Christian Ewart: John H. Light
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