l
, 1:46‘ Junior doavor
‘ 'mttloav . sawmill“
i
, Linear-rm
Saturday Candy.
29c to“ pound.
linemen Pharmacy.
wmmw'
u—r
.., . _
Mr. and Mrs. John Got-ham spent
yesterday in New York.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Junior and was held last evening at
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
A preliminary meeting of the Pas-
time Ministrels was held last evening
in their, rooms in Van Zant street.
-—Hlard and Soft Crabs. Cutbill's.
Sidney Smith. of 40 First street.
spent Sunday with his aunt. Mrs. Ade-
line J. Smith. of New Britain.
Rev. James W. Davis will preach to
morrow at the Advent Church his
first sermon since returning from his
recent vacation.
The subject of the meeting of the
Epworth League tomorrow at the East
Avenue Methodist Church will be
“The Standard of Personal Service."
Miss Adeline Armstrong, of 40 First
street, has returned to her home af-
ter a two weeks’ visit with her aunt.
Mrs. John Greenwaid, oi New Ca-
naau.
Miss Gussie Beers gave a very plea-
sant party last evening at her home on
the Bridge to a number of her young
friends. Games were played. music
enjoyed and a delightful lunch was
served.
The schooner Mary E. Morse which
has been discharging a cargo of wood
pulp for the St. George Pulp and Pa-
per Company, cleared yesterday. The»-
Bridgeport tug John Glen‘iOWed her
down the river and this morning took
solother loaded schooner to the
.w srf.
Harry R. Boston, son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. Gardiner Bouton. has received
word from the Municipal Board of Ex-
aminers of, the Bible of New York,
that. he has successfully passed the
examinations, taken last June for as-
sistant engineers of New York. Mr.
outon is at. present attending the
Reasselaer Polytechnic institute, at
Troy. N, Y.
-—-—Escallops, Grecnport Oysters. (‘utbilt
The dWclling on Gregory Boulevard.
for Dr. Charles (I. Bohannau. No. 01
South Main street. is enclosed. The
plans were private. and call for a
structure of stone anti wood, two stor-
ies In height, 28x85 feet, shingle roof.
and furnace heat. W. F. Willie, of
Winfield street, East Norwalk. is the
general contractor. and Horace R.
Nash the plumber. The cost will be
$4.000.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church will observe Sunday, Sept. 30,
as rally day. The pastor will preach
a rally daytscrmou at 10:30. The
Sunday school will hold a rally at
special interest with an address by
Rev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan, of South Nor-
walk, at 12 m. The Junior Magus
expects a large attendance at 3 p. m.
The Epworth League will endeavor to
secure a full attendance at their 6:30
service. The pastor will preach 'on
God's Message in a Book, at 7:30 p. m.
A collectioa will be taken in the morn-
ing for the American Bible Society.
6325 Cent Sale.
3 pkgs. Oat Meal, 10c size ..... ....2iic
3 cans Evaporated Cream, 10c size. .2ilc
if cakes Acme Soap ............... 250.
0 pkgs. Matches, i’ic size .......... 25(-
Nice large Sweet Potatoes, pcr pk. 20c
SPECIAL—Rod Onions, per qt. be
Robot: Smith
Phone 2514. Rowsyton, Conn.
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. Frank Crockett of Rowuyion
was the guest of Mrs. J. M. Willuiott,
of Darleu one day this week.
The Ladies' Auxilihry will hold a
meeting tonight at if o‘clock sharp in
the headquarters of Itowuytou Hose
Company.
There will be a great scarcity of
bickorynuts and chestnuts. this year,
and gray squirrels will have difficulty
to find food enough for the winter.
A few flocks of wild pigeons have
been seen in this vicinity this year,
being the first flocks that have been
about here since the autumn of 1872.
S. R. Wood of Brookside will give an
address at the memorial services to
be held at the Congregational Church
in Durien in honor of a former pes-
tor.
I't
this piece and Dal-ion for several
latter to Heliport. L. I.
ltowsyton Baptist Church, Rev. 11‘. 0
Brown, pastor-Humans. 10:80 a. in
and ‘80 p. BL: morning sermon to lo
'l‘h hariou of God; evening. A
dot at School Master; Sabbath school
fin
odors. offal) p. III.
to doctor will on you an
Wists! the bowels nah (fair. ‘A‘swk. himvif I: ‘
Caplets anfthi‘l‘iotty and Daniel Peb
ty. the old stilts who have been hot»
nobbing with friends and relsiwes in
weeks, returned to their homes ”5"
felony. The former wont to Sailors
Bung Harbor on Staten island and the
on.‘ why, Brooklyn.
3:80; Senior
Aid society ‘
p. at. at 1m. tuner services of Mrs. Thomas Gar»
mull-u
ti
in
good health sins,
Iii
monthl
There have been less violations of
the some laws this season than in
. many years. as the public have taken
interest in having them enforced. Sev-
eral women who own property have
taken as much interest in the matter
as have the men, especially to keep a
close watch that boys shall not shoot
song birds. ,
A number of the summer residents
here are preparing to return to their
homes in the city. Mrs. Blamey, who
has been occupying her house on the
West Side, left today for New York.
Rev. William James and household
will leave Hell island, next Monday.
for Brooklyn. Commodore James A.
Farrell and family are preparing to
vacate their handsome home at Hick-
ory Bluff next week, and will go to
New York for the winter. probably on
Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hanna will
give up the Havllund Collage at Belle
island. next Monday, amt will go to
New Jersey until next season. Mrs.
Miller has left her cottage at Pine
Lodge for her New York residence,
Notice.
Mile River School District:
Notice is hereby given that a tax of
1% mills on the dollar has been laid
on the rotatable estate within said dis-
trict on the Town list of 1905, and
that said list is at the house of James
E. Stevens, Pennoyer St.. Rowayton.
for examination.
Notice is also given that the above
tax is due and payable on the first
day of November, 1906. interest at the
rate of nine (9) per cent, a year froml
November lst will be charged on all
bills remaining unpaid on and after
December 1, 1906.
EARL F. THOMES.
District Committee.
JAMES E. STEVENS.
Collector.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
E. 'l‘. Bates will take auto parties to
the Danbury Fair.
There are 150 children now in the
Center school in Burton.
William H. Wlilniott. Sr., is having
his roof newly shingled.
Mrs. M. J .Watcrbury of Noroton
has rented her house to Springdule
residents for the winter.
Mrs. .I. H. Carroll. of New Haven
has returned home after a visit with
,Mrs. Mallets formerly Miss Jennie Sco-
fleld, a Los Angclcs Cal.
Miss Helen Waterbury and her cou-
sin. Sanmel Henshaw. of Soulhport.
enjoyed all auto journey to Stamford
and other points, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith 0. Roster and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mlllspaugh
went by trolley one day the past
week to Yonkers, greatly enjoying the
day.
Frank Merrill who has been clerk-
ing for James Bait-s, was taken scri-
ously, ill this Week and was taken to
the home of his sister, Mrs. Fisher,t
of Noroton.
The dwelling on West avenue for
Charles Muller is now being raised;
owner drew plans and will build:
John B. Oldren has the contract for
the stone work: cost $2,000,
Mrs. Henshaw of Southporl. has this
week been the guest of her sister.
Mrs. B. A. Set-icy and Charlcs G. Wu-
terbury. and of her mother, Mrs. Char-
les G. Waterbury. of ’l‘aimudgc iiill.
William H. Istugdon recently had
his apples transformed into cidcr by
clcctrlcity in Norwalk. the cider be.
ing returned to lilo bprrcia twenty
minutes after the apples wcrc llllit‘ii
out.
Rev. Dr. Hoyt and his choir, bcbi
services at tho Soldier's iimuc last
Sunday afternoon. it was the Doc-
tor‘s farewell sermon, after serving
a number of years as chaplain of the
Home.
Mrs. Scott Williamson. while in
Morristowu. the past week. met her
brother i’nshul Vuu Ciecf of Brooklyn,
who has been traveling extensively
and whom she IIIIII not. seen for sevem
i
8‘29 3t
teen years.
The iiuricn fricutls of Miss Julie
itictzvl will be interested to learn
that Hili! has returned from lt‘orudalo.
Sullivan County, N. it. where she has
been spending the summer at her
New York homo.
Contractor loslie (iambic has begun
the creation of a. fine home in Noroton
for Mrs. Noif. The plans have been
drawn by Architect Herbert Luann. of
New York. and call for a handsome
eight room house with all modern im-
provaments.
Mrs. Scott Williamson attended the
funeral services of her father .I. ll.
Vun Clccf, at Morristown. N. J.. last
week. Wednesday. Mr. Van Cleef
was 82 years of age. He was buried
in the family plot in Greenwood Ce-
metery, Brooklyn.
The Knowlton Fife and Drum Corps
serenaded Mr. and Mrs. Wliiam Flem-
ing anti Dr. and Mrs. Burnetthlson
Thursday night, and were royally en-
tertained at both residences. They
were given a fine collation, which
they thoroughly enjoyed.
The death of Mr. Alexander Abbott
occurred at his home in Baltimore.
the past week. Mr. Abbott was a bro
ther-in-iaw‘of Hon. 0. W. wunsburr
of Dorian, and was highly esteemed
by many in this place, Miss Ms?
flounsbury is now with her aunt in
Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Frost and Mr.
and Mrs. W. F‘. Fleming have recelw
ed invitations to the chins wedding
of their friends. Mr. and Mrs.
them, at the home on the Kings High-
h‘ridny. October 5.
'Mrs. Denham will be pleasantly rem-
embered by many in Darlen.
Man Dorian friends attended the
O
I
‘. homeroom since was the
l
. at the home of her daushtor.
Charles W.
Raucous piece Noroton. tier mother
was Mrs. Hustead whose home was at
» hat is now known so Eimwood
van years of age and death occurred
Reynolds on Bedford street in Stanl-
ford. . .
Voters: Look well to your town re-
.port.. Ask Mr. Pocley the amount of
his bill for work on last year's ac
count, which does not appear in the
report. The amount of $002.60 for trap
rock does not belong to the account of
C. B. Fitch. Attend your election and
town meeting Monday.
A TAX PAYER.
It appears that some further action
by the Soldier's Hospital Board must
be taken before Rev. Isaac Brown can Um
assume his duties as chaplain at the
Home in Newton, and he will no
doubt remain for a short time with
his church. it has also been found
that the legislature, at the session of
1905, appropriated only one thousand
dollars for the two fiscal years, that
is, five hundred dollars each year. for
religious services at the Home, in-
stead of one thousand each year, as
has been supposed.
iholic priest, will continue to hold
services at the Home and some other
expenses must be paid out of the up it
propriutlon.——New Canaan Messenger.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hindley en-
ioyeti a. trolley trip to I’ougrkcopsle
this week.
Saturday at 5:30 p. m., last Week.
at the residence of Joint Wood Ntil‘t'l-
ton, Miss Elizabeth Jenkins was mar-
To the Tax Payers of the South Five ried to Arthur S. Hoyt, of Stamford.
Rev. Dr. Martyn of tho Noroion Pres-
byterian Church. performing the cere~
many. The rooms were beautifully
decorated for the occasion and the
bride looked charming. Miss Bessie
Weed of Norctcn, was maid of honor.
and John 1‘. Potter of Stamford. best
man. The bridesmaids were Miss
Alice Hoyt. Miss Waterbury and Miss
’ork. Flowers were carried by the
little niece and nephew of the bride.
After the wedding a collation was ser-
ved. Victor Hoyt, brother of the
groom, won the wedding cake ring.
The happy pair then took their depart-
ure in an auto and left on the. 8:41
train for a Wedding trip up the Hud-
son. Relatives were present from Vt‘i“
mont, South Norwalk, Bridgeport. New
York and Stamford. A large number
of very handsome present were receiv-
ed.
Darien, in addition to electing town
officers, on Monday. will also act on
the following propositions: 'i‘o lay
a tax to defray the expense of the
town for the ensuing year: to fix and
determine the salaries of the town of-
ilcers for the ensuing year; to make
appropriation for thc maintenance and
improvement of the highways for the
ensuing your; that the fire colupanles
of the town should be given the frcc
use of the town hall, l0 nights in the
year to each company; that the town
approprlutc the sum of $100.00 to each
of the fire companies to be uscd to do
fray expenses and purchase supplies;
to enlpowcr the st-locimcn to borrow
on tho town‘s (‘rcdlt such money as
may he Ilt‘tgiIi'd in meet ”10 expense of
the town pending the payment of the
town taxes. such sum not to exceed
25,000 and be repaid liilrili't' the next
annual town meeting: to abate the
taxes now due, of John t‘only. on ac
count of use. also the lakes of Mrs.
Fred Schmidt that were due bcforv
the sale of said property to William
Lieu. u \‘i‘lt‘l‘lill'. to appropriuto llit‘
fillln 0f 3300.00 for the raising of West
Side avenue. above the high water
mark. in front of thc Alex Raymond
place and west of tho Launch Works:
to not on it pctiilou of tho janitor of
the town hall, to Iiit‘l‘t'lltii' liu- salary
to $200 yearly; to nuihorlzc tho Iiourti
of School Visitors to employ a compo-
it‘lll tcuchcr of vocal music in the
town schools; upon the petition of
George S, Bailey, and tivcniy others.
legal voters of the town, that u but.
int be taken at said lilt‘t'lllig in man
nor provided by law. to (‘ilnSIiIt‘I‘ iiit‘
scverul districts of the town into one
general or common school district.
thereby to abolish tho scvcrul dis
tricts or parts of districts in assume
and ctmtrul thc public schools and
that a box marked "Conaolidution of
School Districts" be pinccd ,nt such
mmling: upon the petition of licrlwri
S, Brown and twenty-five oiltt-r lt-gui
voters. that u boliot be taken in man»
nor provided by law. to determine if
any person or persons shall he licens-
cd to soil spirituous or intoxication
liquors in the town for the ensuing
your: to accept for the town if donni-
ed advisable the "collar road or the
oasirriy rod of Linden It\‘i‘litll', so cal-
led from Noroton avenue to the post
road: to make an Iippropriaiiou of
$400 for building of a stone arch
bridge over Stony “took on Ham's
avenue.
To the Editor of tho Scutiut-izw
l dcsire a bit of space in your col»
umns to state a few political facts
which will be of considcralilo internal
to the people of flarion who have in
many cases born misled by the spur-
ious stories which have Ilt'l’li circulat-
ad recently. and which. apparently.
have no founding in fuel. This is
a Republican town and has been so
for yours, with u normal working ms-
iority of over a hundred. imt for two
years, Democrats have been selected
as head of the town government and
there is a reason for it. That reason
is that. there has been dissontiou in
the Republican ranks over the way in
which Republican Iolectmen have
handled town affairs. With only
two Democrats elected each year is
the offices for which there is really
a fight. it is natural that there should
be strong attempts and In fact, under-
handed attempts to hisclton their po-
litical records. Such attempts have
been made. but they have failed. and
the candidates on the other side have.
to to do them Justice. always refrain.
ad from taking part in such attempts.
it has been the work of a small band
of trouble makers who have been a
bit outside each party.
In View of this situation. i would
like to present Just one or two facts
for the consideration of the voters of
the town which will show that while
the men in office have been Democrats
(and I am not (me of that, political
persuasion) it would be wall for the
voters to continua them in office
The town report shows a remark.
, land in Stamford on Tuesday. Mrs.
, :‘
able stats of affairs. namely that the
,Atown debt has been reduced. Many
at.
, ool. Mrs. Garland was seventy-so .
Mrs. '
The Roman Cs- be
little too muc
had shortness of tooth.
heartburn or pal itntiop
upon ~swoll. and
For Dyspeps
digest: what you out. takes the strain 0!
of the heart. and contributes nourishment.
strength and health to every organ of the
dy. For Indigestion. Dyspepsia. Sour
‘ . the mucous
membranes lining the Stomach and Diges-
vo Tract. Nervous Dyspepsia uni Cstnrrh
Stomach, inflammation '0
of the Stomach.
After “this. or food would intros:
my heart pulpit- y I woug me
to and
Finally [at I battle of Kodol and it gave
dim r of. After using a few bottles I am cured.
MRS. LOR.INO NICHOLS. Penn Yan. N. Y.
I had Item-ch trouble and was in I. had
had hurt trouble with it. Ito k Kodol
Cure for about four months and
luliom indignation,
sour Ito-uh. belch-
in. of In. etc.
sou.
SOLD DY
THE curroso PHARMACY
rue sauces PHARMACY
on «used b In at! , if on out
It. 0%? o 'dl‘o syubicct it.)
attacks of indigestion. you have no doubt
rapid heart beats.
lithe heart.
Indigestion count ‘thd‘iotomcch to
If u a sin i; th
heart. “do mwdst 0 board: 5nd Inter:
fem with Ito action. and in the course of
mfififi
become very
toured me.
D. KAUBLE. Nevada, 0.
Dioests What You Eat
is
by maids:
weak.
mo lmmr
slots or!
Dyspepsia
pr-(illln arc laboring under the delu-
sion that the town has been
in debt during the year, but w
report is before them anti th
that the town debt has been
85.400. and that there is still
the ircasury the sum of
which rcully nieuus that the. (1
been rctlut‘cd $8.897. anti that. the run-
ning cxpt-nscs have been paid. they
will begin realize that there
other side to the. situation. 'l‘hcac fig-
ures have tit-cu passed by the town
auditors.
The l‘kuncrutic tuludldutcs for the
offices are Charles A. Bates and V. R.
i‘ooicy. and lhcrc is a strong senil~
nu-nl in their favor. in fact. the lil-
tlc bcttiug that is done about
town shows that the odds are
one for them.
it certainly looks as if there was
going to be an interesting fight in
Burton, Monday. and that wl
majority of the ticket would
bublican. that the first and second sc-
opposite
leclmcn would be
fall it.
of the
Yours truly,
A DARIEN ‘RFIPUBIJCAN.
WEST NORWALK.
Mrs. Barton. of Jersey City
KUt'SI of Mr. anti Mrs. Ambrose Benc-
tIIt‘l.
Rev. W. W. 'i‘. liuncnn. of ih
Norwuik Methodist Church. will hold
scrvlct- in the Union Chupcl
o'clot-it Sunday.
Mrs. James Whittln ton. who has
boon to beam. Mass. or the summer,
is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
t‘harlcs Mather. l'or a few days.
A hand of workers from the
Mission. New York. will hold
in the 'l‘almadge Hill Chupcl,
at 3:30 in the afternoon and
the evening. Everybody is c
invited to attend and hour these gen-
ticmen. who are very interesting.
RIDGEFIELD.
*—
Plnns drawn by Archilest Ferris S.
Mort-house of South Norwulk
bclug figured for fire house for the
Ridgeileld Fire Department; brick and
stone, two stories. 35x05 feat. tin roof
hcut, hardwood finish
furnace
flooring, gas and electric fixiu
NEW CANAAN.
w
George Herbert Johnson has been
visiting in Ridgellold.
C. Nor] Fairly made an out
trip from Midtiletown yesterday.
liuni‘s circus will exhibit
firm-c street grounds.
Iuond have returned front
port. ‘
Rodney (‘hichosion who full
load of hay is confined to hi
with slight. iuiurlas.
D. It. Merritt ‘and family are occu-
pying their house in South
some"
ALL cost-saws 'V
ascoosws son
are all warranted to be first—class in
every respect.
Call and see them.
that of.
. cannons.
m waitresses eraser.
, u...“m‘m«
i
$3,496.47.
this evening.
lowts Provost and Gccrge Fl. Ray-
souJM. 'rsA
plunged
hen the
or find
reduced
but in
cbt has
Is an-
the
two to
tile the
be Re.
, is the
9 Smith
at 3 z 30
Bowery
service
Sunday.
7 : 30 in
ordialiy
are
and
res.
omobiio
on the
Bridge-
from n
a home
Main
5
, v
¥
l
,mu peanuts . ,
is your CNIA’YSAFEQUAKD in.
REAL .ES'l‘A'i‘lii transactions.
An individual guarantee is not
us good as a GUARANTEE 'i‘l-
Till!) to your Real Estate. By
insuring your title in the Nlil‘w
YORK AND CONNECTICUT
MORTGAGE AND TITLE
GUARANTEE (30., you are ab-
solutely sure, bot-dusts it PRO-
TEC’I‘S YOU FROM ALI. risks
incidental to, Real Estate trans-
actions.
A policy in this Collin-any
places the entire backing of
OUR CAPITAL behind YOUR
PROPERTY. For lcuiici and
full particulars, ask your REAL
ESTATE liltiiix'lilli or A’i"l‘illt~
NEi’. or write home otiico..
lbw Yul a Connecticut
lorigage it Title Gauntlet Co.
New Rochelle, New York.
street after spending the summer in
lllcltory lliul.
Clinton Elliott and family who have
been twcupying ihv ii. 1’. Menu place
in South avcnuc, hare. rciurnmi to
New York,
At the regular mocilng of Wooster
ifitlgc, i. O. 0. F.. Monthly evening the
question of purchasing a site for a
new building will be considered.
The bridge at the foot of lmust
Phil-dolphin. Pl.
Welsbach
Lamps
It following Prices.
In. Loft-nous
N0. 7i302 00x light. 750
WHITE AIR HOLE LAMP.
N0. 7|308 Box light. $|
FANCY AIR HOLE LAMP.
Above prices include installation.
an linilnaiiti
Lighting Canaan
wan ’ '
Pape
We consider this sea.
son’s line the best
‘ we ever had.
“”14.
E. E. Gotham,
DEDOIIA'I‘IIII.
VII-”NON” 3""
il 'III'I' I1" I. NONWALK.
in. [actual
‘ for can: Only. ‘_
on "no «in mm mm a
mo, ruin ‘ will '
ulnar?
go ' contains-alone
Wopbliloaln.
'soswAtk crossbar co.
ufl-‘u
1
if’ iir ,
WWW
t team
last him. the York, (toot
ism
mar-outm-
, -w o stole h, ,
e‘w ork leaving 1 here and hiring
one from Livcrymun Gilbert F. Siev-
ens has been found in New York. Mr.
Slovene will not his turnout; today.
Young Ardaic may be placed in an in.
siltutiou where he can he kept out of
mischief.
The question as who shall be the
new posimasirr is us unscitlod as
«war. Rumor has it that applicants
for the position, whose prospects were
said to be bright ill the start, are
practically out of the race and those
on the inside say the position will be
filled by a popular man. and one who
will ho satisfactory to the general
public.
The i‘uundntltul is now in for the
residence, stable and t'uruthtuise-st
"lildenwooti" for F. ii. Adi-lance, care
of Architect idrncsi. M. A. Moohado.
of 9 Cornhlll, Boston: brick and
frame, resident-t- three stories, 40x02
fcel, stable. two stories, 30x72 feel,
farmhouse‘ilixllli fcct, coppcr roof,
flirt-c furnaces, 0 bathrooms, con-
I‘l‘t'itt and granoiiihio work, cooking
uppratus, fancy tile. 7 fireplaces. gas
and clot-trio fixtures. hardware, hard-
wood finish and flooring, landscape
gardening, loaded and plate glass, gas
range, municls. inurbcl. refrigerators,
window and door screens, wood plus-
icrs. wrought iron Eiiit‘S. cold storage
plant; The F‘iiil‘llilllks and Williams
Company have the contract for the
cicctricul work; as prcviously report-
cd, Harold A. Parsons. of Stamford,
has the general contract.
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, Pleas-
ant llttlo pills that do not gripe or
avenue has been repaired by the so :fi‘éell‘ Sold by the Clifford PM}:
lectmcn. The bridge at Idikt‘. Wam- y.
punitw is also in urgent li(‘i‘iI of repair
and it is hoped that it will be looked .
.... F h F h
Willie Ardulo the fourteen year old res '3 '
' “m“ ‘ “I!" ‘“"“““""‘”" ‘” '"'”""”’ SNAPI’ER BLUES .......... ..l2c lb.
BONITA MAI‘KFJIIEI. .........120 lb.
LARGE NATIVE EELS ..... 14c lb.
, Ii F’l‘TERii‘iSlI .......... ....li)c lb.
"II-DP- Wpanw’h. STEAK C01) ........... ..12c ii).
a "a" mum GERMAN (‘Aiti’ ............... 100 u).
0'"! find WHOLE SALMON ............. 12.: lb.
Safe, Quick, Reliable Regulator smear) SALMON 14c lb.
91m"°.§:.°.3"'""3“.f‘.§.‘3.ifii‘ I‘m! gang: ESCALIDPS ................... 40c qt.
sundae w. ‘sn. rum-25 onudrus- sorr SHELL snaps ........ 65c (IUZ,
siuunr ymoll. unionist-and miklotfm.
All other kinds of fresh fish at rea-
sonable prices.
Dacross.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET. ,
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
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PLUMBING 3ND Imll
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVES AND RANGEO.
OLATE AND TIN ROOFINI.
On Ind Steam FlttlnI.
In Fixtures, Metal Ceiling. III.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY, ,
11 WALL OTBEET. NOIWALK.
Bill] { our Saturdau’s
Groceries at our store
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21 lbs. Granulated Sugar ...m 81.00
3 Pkgs. Zest . 25s
3 lb. Can Baked Beans, loo; 8 for 25s
2 Pkgo. Cream Wheat .. ....... 25o
Sweet Potatoes, per pee' ......, 30o
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:4 Cottage lAve, East Nor-walk.
Phone 223-3.
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room? its presence would often It
the hint do so of comfort.
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plumbers are It ctly com I.
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cigars always on hood.
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Painters’ Supplies.
Crackers.
Glassware.
House-furnishlna
Goods.
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe. 280
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures, lilo
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Picture frames and Window~
Shades Made to Order.
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Brooklyn brewery More In or beer.
No better. We deliver it a your
house, $1.00 per case (24 bottles.3}..‘Liw
quors at lowest prices. Tel. 16143. W,
Central Hotel;
Corner Monroe and Chestnut “roots.
Booth Norwolk. Con
Joseph Dilotl, Prop. n.
annular
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JOHN H. KNAPP, Vico.Proo.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Cashier.
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John H. Knapp Ismael arugula.
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Bstli Houses to Rent by the Inca
John O’Ouilivon,
Proprietor.
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