m
Irinaon-utooholloronicti
your own doctor about your takln this medl-
clno for thin, lmpuro blood. Po lav ill! ad.
vice ovary time. He knows. Trust him;
wmm no 00"."! We publish 3 JJJ . do.
3 [Nubia-onion o
of alcohtu In it
dim lance litre , ,
alteriilwtt‘a' t :'
Illa,
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l‘ a
ration. ' ‘ ,1 l
Elmo-rm
Saturday dandy,
2gb a pcdnd.
Ilia Bridge Pharmacy.
PLATNIIIR & BRADLEY. PROPE.
“206 WASHINGTON 81‘.
Tel. cm tall-I.
Dr. .and Mrs. Herbert Ay‘res. of
Flushing, are spending a few days at
their home here.
A cottage prayer meeting will be
held on Wednesday night at the home
of Frank I’. Sell.
Mrs. Charles Seymour, who has been
ill for some little at her home In Win—
field street, Is very lunch Improved in
health.
There will be a special meeting of
the Junior League of the East. avenue
Methodist Church this evening in the
basement of the church.
Miss Hattie Smith who has been the
guest of Miss Reba Simona of Rowan
street, for the past. few days, returned
to her home in Danbury. this evening.
A very plesunt meeting of the Ep-
worth league. was bold yesterday, and
much benefit was derived by the noun-
bors. The subject of the meeting was
"Studies in Church Benevolence."
Rev. A. G. lloynton, of Wallingi’oril.
a very talented preacher, filled tho pul-
pit. at the East Avenue Methodist
Church at both services, yesterday,
The congregations cnioyud the scr-
vices greatly.
Rev. F. S. Ainswoi'th has returned
front a week's vacation. which he has
spent at Boston attending the annual
meeting of the Advent, Publication So
ciety, and at. the former home in
Bromfleld, Mass.
The public float, which. during the.
past summer has been of such convert-
loncc to the general public, has been
removed from the bridge and will bc
hauled out somewhere for the winter.
The gateway down to the float has
been nailed up so that no one will
bo able to fall Into the water during
the winter.
The steamer Addie V.. which has
been In New York for some time. hav-
lng a new boilcr installed. has arrived
In the harbor and resumcd her duties
as a tow boat. The steamer dt’Vt‘lUDS
much more power with the new boiler
than she did with the old one, there
being a twenty-five per cent. Increase
in steam producing capacity.
Ii. (I. ll. Ryder. the wcll‘kuown but-
chcr, who conducts a business on the
bridge next to liaiucr's slorc. had the
misfortune to stab himself quite seve-
rely yesterday. lie was trying to ciit
‘ a. hole In a pair of tract-s with a very
sharp knife. 'l‘lic knife slipped and
(‘Ilit‘l'l‘ll his knee. The wound llil‘ti
profusely and four stilettos wcrc net-cs
sary to close It.
Specials
3 pkgo. Grandma Pancake Flour...25c
3 can: Tomatoes .................. 25c
3 can: Magnolia Milk ............. 25c
3 cans Campbell'- Soup ........... 25c
Potatoes, per bushel .............. 75c
Fresh made Butter, per lb... ..... 32c
Robeirt-Emlth
Phone 251-6. Rowayton, Conn.
ROWAYTON.
The frost fish have begun to bite
anti fishermen In good numbers itrc
beginning to throng tlic Hiltil‘t-H.
Miss Edna I,. Randall. of Mount
Linai, N, Y., Is the uncut of Miss Elli-
lnn Walker, of Itownylon avenue.
Tomorrow evening at it o‘clock the
members of tho lluptlsi Church will
hold it cottage prayer meeting at the
ltotltc of John llnymond, on the Dnrien
road.
The oyster steamer Kate l. Stov-
ons, owned by Captain William 1. Stev-
ons, Is at Starlii's dock, Staten Island,
where she is being rebuilt. and will
undergo extensive improvmnontn, prev~
tons to actively engaging in the oys-
ter hunlneu in those waters again.
The second car from Ilownytou. this
morning left the llowuyton switch at
'I.Ili. five minutes earlier than usual,
and will continue. doing so throughout
the winter season. This proves a grout
convenience to people who are oblig-
cd to be at their usual places of em-
ploymont. at 7:30 o'clock.
William Moran, the blacksmith,
showed his kindness to a follow cltlw
zen in distress. Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Moran. about. tllitllt. want out to it
illicli nciir hill blacksmith shop, and
there stumbled over the form of a
man. who was weeping and told it
story about his father being III in Put-
eraon, New Jersey, and of his having
no means to reach hint. Mr, Moran,
fearing that tho man might do some
damage to the property. was first
tempted to secure the services of Coal
stable Ladrlgna and have the fellow
locked up. but later he decided to risk
.a dollar on the strength of the man’s
«any, and giving the man the money.
.tooit hint to the railroad station, and
and him on hoard the first went-
nd train-fol his native town.
. ”Why have you and Harry ceased to
Hi endii‘t" "He wanted to begin
the minute We became Gib
- .”--Cblciizo Record-Herald.
, \
East Hampton, Cotiti.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
It‘ls very desirable to obtain, as
soon as possible, a revised and (30m-
pleto list of all old couples, veterans
of the civil war and their wives, and
soldiers' widows, who are eligible to,
and desirous of becoming inmates of
R. C. Home at Cromwell. It is
quite necessary for those having the.
Home in charge to have definite in-
formation of the numbers ami needs
of this class. in order that suitable
provision may be made for them for
the two ensuing years; hence the
Board urges immediate action, and
full information as to the numbers
and needs of those who would like to
avail themselves of the benefits of-
fered by this Homo. Inquiries may
be addressed to Mrs. Elizabeth H. De-
vln, president W. R. C. Home liourd,
BOOK AGENT GOT IN HOT WATER.
Literally—Ho Stumbled Into Trough
and la Badly Burned.
(New York World).
For weeks George. Herring. a book
agent, who lives in liackeusack. N. .i..
had studied the outside of the inan-
proof Hotel Martha Washington try-
ing to devise some. scheme to work his
way Inside and sell literature. Every
time the desk-clerk saw Herring he
scowlcd, and the agent knew it. was
no-use trying to pass through the.
front door.
He thought yesterday that he had
discovered the way. Creeping down a
secret stairway from the, street. he
reached the basement unobserved.
“l'll sell these books or die." re-
marked the. determined solicitor. as
he gropcd his way through the dark-
tress.
Just then something happened.
There Is a trough running through the
basement that carries off drippings
from tho steam pipes. The drippings
are sizzling hot. into the trough,
which is nearly a foot ilccp, stumbled
lllf' book ugclll,
Herring ycllcd and scrambled out.
The noise hc mudo brought a group of
feminine bcllboys. When the lights
were turned on licrrlng was seen rub-
bing his shins. He. had lust all thought
of selling his books.
“Excuse me. ladies," he said mourn-
fuiiy, "but, i think l'rn dying."
They sent in a call for an ambulance
and licrrlng was taken to the New
York Hospital, Ho. will get well in
a week.
DOCTORS SAID HE WOULD NOT
LIVE
Peter Fry. Woodruff, Pa, writes:
"After dociorlng for two years with
the best physicians In Waynesburg,
and still getting worse. the. doctors ud-
vised me If i had any business to at-
tend to I had better attend to it at
once, as i could not possibly live an-
other month as there was no cure for
me. Foley's Kidney Care was me»
ommemicd to me by a friend, and I
Immediately sent my son to the store
for it, and after taking three bottles 1
began to get better and continued to
improve until i was entirely well."
i‘luistml‘s Drug Store and The Clifford
Pharmacy. "
COLOR OF PASTERS.
Official Statement From Secretary of
State Bodenwein.
Ily act of loxlslainrc tbc socrctary
of state is required to furnish cloc-
lon pastors on aml after July i.
lllit'i.
In compliance with that act tho co-
lor will be pink.
The kind and style are the same.
with the cxccplion of tho color, its
those most. generally used heretofore-w
1" liastcrs on a. slip of numlln paper.
(‘Iiairmcn of political town commit-
tcc. candidates for office, nitd ulhcl'ii
desiring pastors, can leave their ordcrs
for stone, as heretofore with atiy print.
int: otllct- and the printer can furnish
the sonic printed as desired.
'l‘hcru is no change in thc luw goo
crini: the use of posters, except that
they be furnished by the secretary of
slate and shall be. of a prescrlbcd
colorv— which is pink.
li‘or the convenience of printers and
others who dcsire to procure official
pastors. Charles I). Keep, of Hartford.
(Ionic, has been designated as state
agent to whom all orders should be
sent, accompanied by the required
price.
i
]
Theodore Bodcnwcln,
Secretary.
BTOP THAT COLD
or It may result In Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian lialm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception.
ill, 25. 60c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baxter's and Pliilstod's. "'
CHICAGO NEWBBOYB' FRIEND
DEAD.
CHICAGO. Oct. 22.——isnac Woolf,
bond of it turns clothing company here.
was found dead in his bed yesterday.
iio tutti died of u. contraction of tho
wlndplpc. which caused strangulation.
He was till yells old.
For twenty-two years Mr. Woolf
has been known as “the newsboy'a
friend." lilvm'y year he gave a new-
boy‘u dinner. FI‘UIII unpretentious be-
ginnings-«there were 100 round and
hungry little annals served at the
first occurrence and the least has now
grown to one of Increasing importance,
numerically considered.
Last, year 10.000 nowboys and other
,lumxry urchins front the streets and
,tho poorer tenement. districts attended
the Thanksgiving dinner.
LARGE BRANCH FELL FROM
TREE
About. 7 o‘clock this morning a large
limb from one of the trees In the
Ely estate lot. at the corner of West
and Clay streets, crushed to the
ground. The electric wires which were
in the path of the heavy branch were
carried with) It. C. W. Stow hint lust,
passed under the limb when it fell.
and a newsboy. who heard the snap-
ping noise looked up and backed away
just. in time to escape being struck.
W
ilivon a man with it color iiilnd
Secretary, Elizabeth M.
company will commence business with
$6,500.
$l.;‘.ou,
rug-Ayala.
Joseph Murphy's famous play. Kor-
ry Gow, will be the offering at Hoyt's
'l‘liolitre. next Thursday night. Mr.’
3 Murphy presents Allen Donne to take
.lilii part, Dan O'Hara.
A comedian
with a fine physique, a sweet. tenor,
singer, a natural Irish accent. and
much ability, Mr. lioono stands la-duy
ono of America‘s formant-it legitimate
lrliili outncllinna. The play Kerry
(low is a pretty one. holding much of
human nature. a simple Ich story of
simple lrlsh lilo, llllli It is like turning
back pages to see Allen Donne In the
role of Dan O‘Hara, thc jovial. care~
less, sunny-hearted Irish wit, who do-
lights lilo hearers.
THE WEALTH O!“ A VAGItANT.
There is a class of curious beings In
New York of whom the general pitti-
lic outside of New York knows noth-
Ing. it Is the professional vagrant.
Not the lazy, idle trump oi' the coun-
try roads. but the sharp willed. alert.
human birds of pray that infest the
city streets. Begging is usually their
ostensible occupation, but in reality.
it In only a ruse to conceal their real
character. 'i‘lilcving. dwindling. high-
way robbery utid even worse crimes
may be laid at their doors nml It is a
fact. that. some of the must wrclchcd
looking beggars bit the street, corners
are worth thousands of dollars obtitltr
ed by this means. Only a few days
ago, an old Woman arrested for street
bogging was found to have n roll of
bills slowed in her rugged dress. while
a search of the den in which she lived,
revealed a bunk book showing a dc—
pnsit of sci’cral thousand dollars. It
was ascertained that this woman was
at the head of a sort of vagrants‘
trust. directing and receiving the pro-
ceeds of a petty band of tbiovm. no"
beggars who, moreover, did not stop at
minor crimes If occasion for rich piuu.
dcr offered itself. An example of
this phase of humanity, and um-
whlch is takcn from life, is soon in
the character of Mother (.‘anlwcll in
the production of New York ilay by
Day, at Hoyt's 'I‘hcalrc, tilts evening.
-—-—Doan's iicgulels curo constipation,
tone the stomach. stimulate the. liver.
promote digestion and appetite and
easy passages of the bowels. Ask your
drrggist for them 25 cents I]. box.
NEW COMPANIES ORGANIZED.
The l). A. Williams Company of
East liampton has filed organization
papers with the State Secretary. The
amotmt of the authorized capital stock
subscribed for is 240 shares, all com-
mon. amounting to $6.000. which am—
ount tlnx company will begin business
with. The manual pnld In cash Is
$1,000, The Officers are: President
and 'l‘rcasui‘cr. llr. ll. .-‘\. Williams.
lluiluc, of
East Iiumpton. The directors are the
officers and Albert S. Hitchcock, also
of East Htlilliitlifl.
A similar papcr has also been filed
by the Really amt (‘cnicnt t‘oustruc.
tiou Company of Waterbury. The
amount of illlliltlrlzt'ti capital stock
subscribed for is 275 shares, all com-
mon, amounting to Stidittn and the
The amount paid in In rush is
The otliccrs arc. President,
Walter ll. Morse, treasurer, John (I.
Ifwininiz. secretary iluyion M. Atwood,
all of Waterbury. The directors are
tho offlccrs and M. .I. Ilyrnc, also of
Waterbury.
'l'hc Jordan Ilnrliwaro (‘ompany 0f
Willlninntic has filed a ccriificati- of
oraunizuilmi. fl is to conduct a acu-
ci'ul hardware business, wholesale and
retail. 'l‘lic amount of tho authoriz-
cd capital stock is SSiJlIHI, dlviiloti into
Mil sharcs of the par valiu- of Silill
cach, uml ”11' company will start busi-
Ill ss with that amount. The incorpuru
tors are Fri-ii I). and William I’. .lordon
uml .lamcs ii. linrll-y. all of Willluiuit
Mr.
A YOUNG MOTHER AT 70.
“My mother has suddenly been made
young iii Til. Twenty years of intense
snifcrlnir from dyspepsia bad culit'cly
illsublcd her, until six months ago,
when she begun tuklui: lClcctrlc litt-
tcrs, which have. completely cured hcr
and rostorcd the strength and activity
she bail in the prime of life," writes
Mrs. W. I). (lilpntrlck, of l)anford,
Me. Greatest restorative medicine on
the globe. Sets Stomach, lilvcr amt
Kidneys right. purities the blood. and
cures Malaria. Rllionsncss and \Vcak»
ncsses. Wonderful Nerve ’l‘onlc.
Price 500. Guaranteed by i“. ll, Ilax-
tcr's, South Norwnlk, and E. l’.
I.
Weed's. Norwulk. drug stores.
The sale of tickets for the Autum-
nal tour to Washington. I). C...ort ticto~
bcr 24th'has been exceedingly largo,
many of our people hnvlm: iultcn ud-
vantagc of the rurc opportunity at-
fordi-d for visiting ottt' National Capl-
tol at but half the regular cost. For
full particulars apply all oncc to the
Ticket Agent. licmcmliw that tlic
number of tickets is limited. See ad".
In to-dny's Issue.
RESIGNs POSITION.
Bridge lnapootor Wiggln to Leave
New Haven.
Bridge Inspector lilrncnt W. Witgln
of the New Haven road. has tendered
his resignation to lake effect the first
of November. at which time be will
leave for St. Louis. Mo. to accept a
similar position with the Missouri I’ii-
cIIlc railroad.
Mr. Wlnuiu has been with the New
Haven road over ten years and Is ro.
partied no one of the best man in the
engineering department. Ills fellow‘
workers and many local friends will
regret. to hear of hlti leaving town. but
will be pleased to know of his promo-
tion. Mr. Wiggins lived at 124 ill»
ward avonue In Bridgeport.
NEW THEATRE FOR MERIDEN.
That to tho Rumor in That City at the
Proaont Tlmo.
William D, Reed. who was managing
the Moi-Idea 'i‘liontrc at. the time it
was destroyed by fire, and who is
looked upon as the logical manager
when It shall be restored, was In
Meridian Saturday for a brief visit. He
came over Wednesday evening from
Middletown. where he was with his bit;
cmupnny and Miss Nance O‘Neil.
Mr. Reed Iii utiito confident that
there will be a new theatre in Morlden
in readiness for the opening of next
much. and it Will be one that the
hum when he's feeling blue.
N r raunsnsvta ATTRACTION;
’ t l- .i , _. -' .~ ‘
' ' ’ ’ l . ‘ ' .
.y, . “lit! ”film We.
i”’33l.i‘t.&$‘lfimoilifil‘l”“i'£y“l“" to boom can"?
ind tin-carotid and I! 4 ill”: will Ilimo.
Norma the u f ‘
334:3»: in; o I and flair It!" i
i orgy-“:li'fiitnrual p .
suitor-oil mitt
it "hit
coyoul no i I: t this mural “Ron
and use tulip in be all of “fill it
u U'. ilxirlfor.“ Iflilu‘l, [11.
best For
t moms;
i-l . J ‘ .
cum comm
3 n” will distill" "'1'.
”Bull .Pal oh Whitehead Dn flood
Nv bl-on.!uimn N . .‘.' ._ '
s‘ld‘l’n b‘ui . be Ionflfi tfllr’tqcatiiw ML "DVD.
want to mm or your lunacy toil?”
, marlin. Roman con Chic-[cor MN. 693
Allllll. SALE. TEN MILLION BOXES
servant. m swims; m1"
Waiter 'I'. Heywood, Former Realdent
Hora. Must Answer to Wife for
Alleged infidelity.
IlRllXiEl’Olt'l‘, Oct. til-«Walter ’l‘.
ilcywood. formcrly in the employ of
tho Ilullnrd Machine Tool Company.
residing at iii illnck Rock avenue, and
now of Reading, PIL. has been made
defendant in a stilt for divorce brought
by Minnie If). l-It-ywood, on the ground
of infidelity.
They were married on October 29.
lilill, uml the plaintiff's maiden name
was Reynolds. Shc contends that her
husband has been unfaithful sincc Au
gust. I, liilifi, and unions Attila (3. Mar-
tin, as corespomlcut.
She asks for the custody of a minor
child, ldlsic ll. Ilcywootl. and alimony.
besides a divorce The suit, is brought
through (.‘anllilil & .lmlsou.
A cold is much moro easily curc’d
when the bowels are open, Kennedy's
[dixllih'l‘ iloncy and 'l‘ar opens the
bowels aml drives the cold out of the
system In young or old. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy. ”
'l‘ho Klillglli‘tltlv Darling. strange as
it may sci-m. my love for you knows
no iltlllllliSnWLilt‘.
i
THE BEST
COFFEES
CAN ALWAYS.
BE OBTAINE-
AT
THE U. 29’.
There is every reason In the
world why this is so. We are the
illl‘gt‘cl importing retailers and
have the best equipped cslnbllsh
mcnts on this hemisphere for car-
llll: for coffees; no middlemen
tomb our goods. We know what
no arc talking about when we
make the abovc lllI.’ typo slatc-
lilI'Ill and a trial of our 25c Mocha
and .l:\\'li t‘ottcc will prove it to
our satisfaction.
126 Washington 8t., 30. Norwalk.
Next Door to Post-Office.
Phone, 655—2. Free Delivery.
mgr. Plot-i.
Snapper Blues .................. 12c lb
Weakflah ....................... 12c lb
Native Eels .................... 14c lb
Special Sale at Whole Salmon, 10c lb
Ciscool ........................ 12c lb
Porglca ........... . ............ 10c lb
Butter Flah. . . . ................ 12c lb
Halibut ........................ 14c lb
Steak Cod ......... . ........... 12c .lb
Largo dry Eocailopo. 45c to 50¢ a quart
All other kind: of Sea Food at
Reasonable Prlcol.
Ducross.
’HE PEOPLE'S FISH AND DYBTER
MARKET '
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington on": Brldgo
Drlnmk It
It Is Good
Brooklyn brow-r1 arm's lager boar
No better. We deliver It in your
houao. $1.00 nor can (24 bottles.) Li
doors at tonal prion. 'l‘ol. iii-ii.
Central Hotel.
Donor Monroe and aha-knot Imm.
loath Not-walk. Donn.
Joupli Dluu, Prop. ~
Whll Not Butt Your
Own Home?
items are advanolna all the time.
and desirable apartment. lire honour
lng scal'col' every day. We have a
number of very desirable home! for
sale, and can min the terms and
price right. _ l
J. Milo 118:00
diagram. "
city need not be ashamed ct.
OI FDUA‘I’lON L ‘
" "TENEDTS‘MERGE
CINCINNATI, 0., (lot. ‘20.”
gar of all the educational Inti .
lilo blitliodist, Episcopal Church has
been aecotnpllshml. headlpun'tiu's being
outubllslicd in this city. The Nation-
ul 'Idxecullvc Board of the. it‘t‘ctflllllllili'fi
Aid and Southern Educational Society
concluded lls labors by approving the
merger recommended by the general
t‘llliikfri-'Ilflt' (omi‘nlllcc.
By the terms of this merger. the
following art-iii publishing and cliuczc
tltitml couccrls of tlu- Methodist Idpis»
«opal (‘iiilrcli aro consolidated, With
headquarters here:
Board of Education Society, Sunday
School Union, fl‘ruci. Society and
It‘rccdincn‘s Aid Society.
A new name will be adopted for the
merged sociolics unit the removal of
the present boards to Cincinnati will
be made by January 1.
A rocomniciiilutIon was made to the
general conference which meets two
years to solidify all these societies
more thoroughly by electing one gene-
ral secretary with branch bureaus.
DANGER FROM THE PLAGUE.
’i‘lioro'ii, grave danger from the
plaguo of (tonsils and fluids that are
so prevalent. unless you take Dr.
King's New Discoviu'y for Jonsump-
lion. Coughs and Colds. Mrs. ‘ Geo.
Walls, of lt‘orcst City, Mo. writes:
f‘it's a Godsend to people living in
climates where coughs and colds pre-
vail. I flml it quickly ends them. it
prevents Pneumonia, ('ttl'cs La (lrlppo,
ulvcs wonderful relief in Asthma and
Hay Fever and makes weak lungs
strong enough to ward off Consump-
tion. Cought and Colds. 500. and $1.
Guarrantecil by F. ii. Baxter's South
Norwalk, and E. P. Wood's, Norwalk.
drug stores. Trial bottle free. “
-————————‘~—.._._
0N one goes to Hades with all his
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
E. E. Gotham,
DECORATOR.
TELEPHONE—“I.
II FIRIT IT. I. NORWALK.
DAVID w. in moan. ':
Funeral Director
and Embalmor.
J 19 North Main St. South Not-walk.
Residence, 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at house, 134—2.
FRANK C.
VAN 'SCOY
PLUMBING, , t it
STEAM, , ,1
HOT WATER, ,
AND if,
GAS FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc. , , 1..
50 South Main Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
ALL COPPER WADH IOILERI. TEA
AND COFFIB POTS
are all warranted to bo first-class In
every respect.
Call and ties diam.
Chariot. Dot,
narrows“. _
m wasnmo'ros amour.
ls doing the lots of goal]. I not
inking It. as a topic and it. Is
building the up nicely. I have
gained ten pounds in weight in
the last lilOillii.“"l\il|I‘i'L W. ’ai-
lcrson, Yonkers. N. Y.
All liturggisls—wZfic, 50c, $1.
l
REPORT OF RECEIVERSHIP.
Action Made Necessary by the Fact
That Claimant Could Not Be
Found.
NEW HAVEN, (ll'l, 2'3.~~A rot‘t-it’l-l‘v
ship cusc rclitlcd to tiic affairs of llit'
(‘onncclicut Life insurance (‘ompzllll’
of Waterbury. A receiver was roport-
cd for: the company on March Zii, 1390.
The New “IH'i‘Il 'l‘i'ust. (.‘onipany was
rccclvcr. It made. its final rcporl; ycn-
tcrdny and was discharged. The re-
cclver practically lumic a final report
last. March and crcditors were paid al
that. time. The report Saturday Willi
necessary as a claimant of .‘t small
claim could not be found,
The roccivor rlporttgd that ho boll
paid tbc money duo on this claim No.
37. ovcr to tlic treasurer oi" the state,
as Is required by law.
This cslaic paid I'll per cent, to po-
licy holders, and till/J per cent, on
general claims. '
. ..,.,.._...l__._.~
Welsbac
Lamps
It following Prices.
No. 7l302 Box‘llth. 750
WHITE AIR HOLE LAMP.
N0. 7|308 60x light, $l
FANCY AIR HOLE LAMP.
Above price: Include installation.
Dunn. Rallwagti
Lighting Company
“creamed"
it is only thinking pcoplc who got
tho bust. of things wbcn tlicy tuakc a
purchase, They "think" bcforcbami
Wbcro they will go to buy. and tliclr
great heads rule that the host store to
patronize will naturally its the. one
that selects its stocks with the great
est discrimination and care, and bases
Its prices upon fairness to all. And
that is our well-known business max-
im.
We pride ourselves particularly on
ottr Stove vnlucs, (look, llcalins tliltl
Oil Healers. There may he as good.
but. there certainly In noun lll'llt‘l‘ than
the Stewart at any price. Your Illlllit‘t
back, If not satisfied, al‘tl-r a month's
trial.
A. .l. ANGEVINE d SON.
FURNITURE, ETC.
134 Washington Strut.
aouth Nor-walk. Conn.
Wall Ballets.
Painiels’ Supplies.
Ctockettl.
Glassware.
Housefumishlna
Goods.
Cloth Window sandal, with Man. a.
White Curtain Pot“. with naturu. 10o
Picture flats; and Window
Shades Made to Order.
'Painlinil and
Decoratlna. .,
L. H. Sicilian,
, or wmom m. .,
a mum Ambl- u. News, L, .3 flim- no» cm. Don. 3m smut.
" N i“: "i3 ' ., ,3'.., ,' ,, .mt.;ic‘,.yr .l.:?,%‘t'=‘. ~ ‘ M“ i
KING EDWARD HOLDS COUNCIL.
MiNl)t)N,()clolmr 22.-—Klng Etl'
ward hold a council at [lucklnglium
l’ililll'c. today for tho, transaction of
the. state business referring to tumor-
row‘s l'l‘lilll‘lilllll.‘ of Parliament. The
premier, Sir Henry (lainplicll-lit~iitm-i'~
titan, was sulmolwitiv received in
audience by his titulcsiy.
till llllllllillllll
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
‘ TRANOAGTI A GENERAL: IANKlNh-l
IUOINEII.
i cAPIrAI; it‘fl, l
$100,000.00 2
DURPLUI AND PROFIT... .J
$178,800.00 ‘_
cowm H. MATHEWION. Pm. '
JOHN H. KNAPP, ViomPru.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, OaahIer. ‘
WILFRED BODWELL. Ant. Cushion
DIRECTORI. '
E. H. Mathowaon Honl'y onmC" ,
John H. Knapp Iamuol Grimm“,
Josiah, R. Marvin ”J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz John H. Liam.
Frod H. Roiuan.
llailg Line till. I.
for freight Only.
On and after Tuesday. January l.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River. New York, (foot
of Dover street), ovary day, (except
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Not-walk up to 4 p. m. and ilouth
Norwaik up to 5:30 p. in.
NORWALK STEAMIOAT 00.
Analog J. Imlth c. 0. Human
L...“ Ion-nil Aunt.
THE NEW.
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
..Our room. a special futon. lat
and Eloctrlo Light: throughout. Iv.
cry room heated.
RATEB REABONAILI.
Finely atocked Cato In connection
A furl line of Acker, Morrlli O Con.
dlt Co's celebrated Wines, Linen and
Clean always on hand.
’1‘. ll- SULLIVAN, Prcpdotor.
Telephone Call. alt—O.
“mow. cnaoiinacn‘nul
DER.
.i.. A ........ J
should be equipped with I (alum
snow white. our-piece "Staudu‘" Par
celaia Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to ”do!
how dellghfully convenient It would
be to have hot and cold running vote}
in your dressing chamber, llooy i
lag apartment of first floor toil:l
room? its presence would afford [t l
the hlgcst degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prion. O. l
plumbers are strictly competent In
chanlca, honest and rein. to.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEI? ITO.
on ma
PLUMBING AND [mm
HEATING. .
HOT WATER HEATING. 1,
HOT AIR HEATING. i
OTOVES AND RANGE.
ILATI AND TIN ROOFI
Ga. and Steam Fitting,
Iaa leturu, Metal Coiling. II. ‘
Havo you «on our attack of i
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTI‘I‘IKISS
COMP
t7 WALL‘ ITREIT.
l
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,, Tllwllano cm 97-». “I
Gregory's Point!
nor soawanx 4.- L...
”a
Show Dinner! and All Kinda of up
food Cooked to Order. J
Bathing and fishing. »
mmamwhhtbymm
John O'Iullivon,
Proprietor. i
THE JOHN B. LJWRINCN
, Jazmin.
ALI: INIURANOI, RIM.
I.
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NORTOAGII, NOTARY PM
IATI IONDI. PATINTI
IIOURID.
I DOWN ”than".
Norwalk Chronicler