notable?!"
doctor. f yo ‘ ,
like to try male 1 agitate
Sumporhio. uh hr; “
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served. Many handsome presents were
received by Mr. Willmett.
Several earloads of crushed stone
have arrived which will be placed on
the Connecticut turn Ike by Select-
man V. R. Pooley. 'l‘ e turnpike has
been swept bars of top dressing by
the automobiles and the repairs have
become absolutely necessary. When
the work is completed the road will be
in very fine condition.
The Jolly Ten held a meeting Tiles-
fe Olde- fashioned
Horebound Drops
Made of Pure Sugar and Horohound.
561mg. . 200 lb
the Bridge Pharmacy.
PLATTER} DRAM-«IV. PROPE, day evening. at which Gthe following
. officers is elected: eorge none,
806 WASHINGTON 'T‘ preside . Warren Atwater. vice-presi-
TOI. OI“ 4m dent: li‘reti Smith. secretary; ’l‘hcodore
*mi n—Mxvv-m- mans-m
W" H i "WW" We wot-vino
Fairbanks. treasurer. A. ll, Ferguson.
Walter illiau. Wilbur lilackman anti
Charles Van Dine were. elected floor
managers. They will hold their first
dance In November. '
The annual fair of Eagle l-look anti
Ladder Company closed Monday night,
and it was certainly a success, socially
anti financially. it Is believed tllat
nearly 3300 will be cleared as a result
of the work. The committee which
hatl charge of the fair comprised
Georgie Suther, .Iohu Finch. Louis
Stoorza. Arthur Raymond. Nathan
Finch. It‘iorciit Cantrell, Herbert Black~
well and Norman Williamson.
WESTPORT.
Charles Mendez and family have
closed their shore cottage and return-
ed to New York.
Members of the Methodist Church
plan for a HaIIoWe'eII party on the
night of the 31st.
The Phlppeuy place in Weston dis.
trict has been sold to Mr. E‘. E. Orif-
fltlt. of Bloomfield. N. 1., who will lmve
material alterations made to it anti
take possession with his fatally next
spring.
The marriage of Mary A. ilall
of Westporl. to Peter Koemnn, of (ial-
vestou. 'I‘oxns, took place in New York
city, Saturday. October 20. Mr.
Koeman is highly connected with the
Southern Pacific Steamboat Company.
After a honeymoon to Portland. Me..
the couple will reside in Milford.
When tho public takes a. hand in
town affairs they are certain to re-
sound to the credit of the community
and the recent festivities ought to
prove beyond question the wisdom of
having more of a pretentious char-
acter here. it further shows an unity
and generosity of spirit that never
fails to win favor and there are rca~
sons why Westport should advance in
line with out- of the progressive anti
popular resorts if the people, are cort-
sidered anti their word he law. What
a blow to the "no resorlors" the event
or last week proved.
GEORGETOWN.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bryant
Sunday in town.
Ernest Cnuileld. of Stamford, was in
town last Friday.
Miss Charlotte i’inkney is entertain-
lng a friend from Brooklyn.
Miss Kate and Elizabeth Miller
spent Saturday in Pittsileid.
A. H. Davis and daughter are visit-
lug relatives in Jamaica, Long island.
Miss Viola Thomas has returned
home after spending a lilontli in hitch-
iielti.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hunter and
family are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Hunter.
Harold Mills. of Ansonla, spent Sun-
day with his pureuts, Mr. and Mrs.
tleorge Mills.
A bright baby boy arrived at the
heme of Mr. anti Mrs. Henry Blake.
of Scavicw avenue, Saturday last.
Fifty additional oyster op‘eners have
arrived within the past few days front
Virginia. and have taken positions
with the Radel Oyster Company
Golden Rule Circle. King's Daugh-
ters, will hold a meeting Friday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. J. F.‘Paddocit, Newtown avenue.
A meeting of the Sunday school
board of the East Avenue Methodist
Church will he held on Monday at the
home of Miss Edna Day, of Van Zandt
street.
Ralph Cole, grandson of Drawten-
tier John Cole. while at school yester-
day, was struck on. the head by a stone
thrown by one of the other boys. A
severe scalp wound was caused and
the little fellow bled profusely.
The itadcl Oyster Company is Innk-
ing shipments of seed oysters to Cali-
fornia. where they will be, planted.
Last year a great many oysters were
‘ shipped from here. but many of them
were destroyed by the earthquake.
The Pastime' Basketball team will
opened the season of 1906 at their
rooms ill Rantiles' Hall Thursday the
first team playing the strong Company
F lentil and the second team will try
to lower the colors of the strong Trin-
ity Cadets. their oltl rivals. ~
~Doan‘s Regulcts ctire constipation,
tone the stomach. stimulate the liver,
promote digestion anti appetite and
easy passages of the bowels.‘Ask your
druggist for them 25 cents a box.
.—
OWAYTON.
John Jarvis has bought a goal for
his son George,
Miss Ruth. Themes has returned
to her duties at Normal School.
Mrs. Addie Wood, formerly of Smith
Norwalk, is spending the day in New
York.
Edward Tattle is nulcli improved
from the effects of his accident a few
weeks ago.
Mrs. Josephine Crew has placed a
new division fence between her lot
anti the property of Harvey Ackcrt.
Tile young people of Rowaytou had
a dance in the Rowayton liosc house,
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Earl Stevens
furnishing tllo music.
Rowayton iiosc Company is busy
planning a supper. fair and Japanese
ten to be hold on October 30, to be fol.
lowed by a dance on November 30.
spent
_ ...........
Men on Water Logged Schooner Siroc-
co Refused Assistance.
NEW YORK. Oct. 24.—-Bomewhere
. far out in the Atlantic‘s“ the Florida
coast half a denim men. perched on the
roof of the after house of the water
lessee British schooner Sirocco are
struggling against wind and sea to
reach a. Cobalt port with their almost
helpless charge. The blight of the
men is dtto ill part to the heroic devo-
tion of their captain, who. when help
was at band. chose to face death rath-
er than abandon his ship and her car-
go of lumber. He declined an otter of
assistance front the steamer Parlour.
which ran down to him last Sunday
when she was wallowing in the sea
six hundred miles east of Florida. The
captain asked only that he be given
supplies to replace those which were
ruined when his ship filled with water.
When this reuuest was granted the
(lilliltiill and his crew settled down in
their precarious quarters on the roof
of the after house anti announced their
determination to sail the Clrocco to
Cuba.
The Sirocco sailed from St. John‘s
‘N. I1. on September 27, with a cargo
of lumber for Cardenas. All went well
until October. 5. when off the coast of
Maryland she rim into a. fearful hurri-
cane. Some of her scams were rippeti
open and she began to fill. before the
storm had abated her hull was filled.
her desks awash and the deckhouscs
Were flooded. All the stores were ruin
ed by the Water anti the men Were ill a
sad plight when the Parimu hove in
sight. With the aid of the provisions
supplied by the Puritan, however, they
expressed a hope to be able to reach
Cuba safely.
The Sirocco is owned by 'l‘roop anti
Son. of St. John. N. R. 'l‘he New York
agents are J. W. Elwoll and Com-
pnny.
SOLE SURVIVOR'S MIND SHAT-
TERED.
Only Man Saved on III-Fatod Schooner
Barrett Wu 108 Hours Without
Food or Water.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2i.-—Hls mind
shattered as a result of a frightful ex-
perience at sea when the schooner
Oliver 8. Barrett went. down, a scamiui
named iIot-ck. the sole survivor of the
Barrett was brought here ttivduy on the
steamer C. F. 'l‘letgcn from Copenha-
gen. Iioeck was rescued by the Dull-
isli steamer 'l‘exas after be had been
adrift on a plank for 1th hours without
food or water. its was Ilclirious."Kind
treatment restored his health. but his
mind has not yet recovered. The 'i'e‘
xns lauded Iloock at L‘opcnhugcu and
he was sent here on the ”lemon by the
United States consul. .
'l‘hc Oliver S. Barrett capsized and
was lost while bound froiu Port Royal
for New York.
BALLOON EXPERIMENTS AT FORT
OMAHA.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2-i.——I<‘ori Omu.
ha. is to be the scene of many inter-
esting experiments within the next
few months. French manufacturers
have shipped to tlu signal corps of the
army a new spherical silk balloon
which will be thoroughly tested at the
Nebraska post. The signal corps al-
ready has several old balloons at Fort
Omaha which are used for cxporlnlen~
tal work.
A generation pbnt will probably be
built at Fort Omaha. which will in
attic the signal corps to product- by-
drogon easily.
Major Samuel Rcbcr and Captain
(‘hurlcs ilt- II‘. Chandler, who made a
balloon trip on October 22 with the
Acre Club, have reported to the signal
corps that their lit'f‘illi travel from
l‘ittsflcltl Mass. to iioliillngion \'t. was
highly successful anti will later make
a report on the trip which it Is expect.
ed will be of considerably value to
officers interested in ballooning.
George B. Sturges, formerly of this
place, will have an auction at his,
home in Cannon. l
Harry Anderson has returned home
after working for the Long Distance
Telephone Company. '
The young men of this place are
forming Illi orchestra. They meet once
a work for rehearsal. Next week the
meeting will be at the. home of Harvey
Ackcrt.
There has been some trouble at the
railroad pumping station the past few
days. The main feed plpc sprung aleak
in many places. Several men are now
at work mending the pipe. _
The trolleylnen hntl troubles of their
own the past few mornings. The rails
were wet and slippery and In many
places were covered over by slippery
leaves. Nearly every car carried a
pull of sand which had to be used fre-
queutly.
Miss lsabell Albin has returned to
her home after spending two weeks
with relatives in Worcester.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hunter have re-
turned home after a two days' auto
trip through Massachusetts and Ver-
llitmi.
Miss Florence Drlscoli, of iiridgt»
port, has been spending a few days
with her aunt, Miss Margaret Coli-
nery. i
Sylvester llarrett and Miss Florence
Krcamcr were married at the Metho-
dist Clutch last Sunday morning at the
close of the services. l
Specials
3 ohm. Grandma Pancake Flour...25c
3 can: Tomatoes. .. ........25c
as.» Magnolia MIik..... ........ 26c
3 cans Campbell's soup... . .......26c
Pot-tool. Ipcr buchcl..............7ho
th mode Butter, per lb........320
RobortSmlth
DARIEN AND NORO'i‘ON.
Joseph Cornell. of Not-walk. was in
town yesterday on business.
Mrs, ii‘. 3. Chadderwn is spending a
tow weeks‘ln the ”Isthmus Hills.
Stunner Donovan. of Heath Norwalk.
was in town yesterday, electionettriag.
The Saturday Afternoon Wblst Club
will meet with Miss Nettie Meson.
this week.
A Int-cling of the Friday Afternoon
Club will be held on October 28 at the
home of Miss atolls Austen.
Mr. amt Mrs. P. (3. Bulkley, of Mo-
tuchen, N. .l., are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. William iiindley, of Dorian.
The. suit of David Whitcomb against
mm; D. Smith is to be tried before
Judge William H. Willmott, Jr.. on
Thursday.
. Miss Jessie Myers. who has recently
returned from a New York hospital.
had It relapse yesterday. white visiting
at the homo of Hartford Smith.
‘IWIillam ii. Wtilmett become twenti-
ao rem of use Sunday and on Mon:
,3 , y night was mattered a tut-prise por-
. byte number of his blends. Sheep's
LW furnished music for the oc-
uui a dcilthlful luncheon was
I... . _. , I“
.. .. . .. tuncc Telephone Company and has ll(2-'
ccpteth a position as fireman on the
New York Central Railroad.
.loel i'erry died at the home of John
Brewster lust Buiurday morning. The
deceased was over ninety years of age
and was In good health tip to the last:
week of his life.
HARRIMAN SECURED ILLINOIB
.. CENTRAL.
*
President Fish Boll. interest In Rlli~
road securities Company.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.mi’rcsitlent
Stuyvesant. Fish. president of the li-
iinois Central Railroad tituupany. has
soitl to E. H. iiarrimnn. it. was learn-
ed yesterday, his one-third interest in
the Railroad Securities Company of
which he has for several years been
vice president and has resigned all an
ultilcer anti director of that corpora.-
I on.
The Railroad Securities Corp any.
upon It.» organisation, acquired 0,000
shares of lllinois Central Stock. again-
at which It incited $8.000.000 In colitv
Icral trust bonds which were subse-
quently exchanged for stock Interest
certificates. 'its llllnois Central hold-
Ingc. it is understood. now aggregate
94.730 shares. Mr. Harrlman and his
friends, owning a two-thirds Interest
In the Securities Company, have con-
trol of the entire 94.730 shares of the
itiinois Central held by the company.
it III understood that Mr. il'ioh re-
ceiver trotn Mr. Hammett payment
tor his interest In the Railroad Social.
tics On my partly in cash. and part.
ly in ii not: Control stock. Mr. Hurrb
map's or to buy out Mr. Finn's inter-
est is I“ to have been made a tow
days before the annual meeting of.
the iiiinots Central stockholders held
last Wodocoiiay in Chicago.
,. v
.z» M.
‘4
i am
Harry Barrett has left the Long Dis-i so
MORE MEN FOR MARINE CORPS.
WASHINGTON. Ut'l. 24.»~ln his all-
uual report. HrlgitcnI-rul i". (l. Elliott
commandant of the Marine» (‘orpa culls
uttcntion to tho In-cesslty for an ill-
crcuso In the commissituiml and enlist-
ed personnel of the corps, and ,says
the demands for both officers and men
are daily on the increase. He says
that unless prompt iIt'iitIil is taken In
this llliilit'r by (‘ougrt-ns during Its
coming session. he will be unable to
carry out the directions of the Sucro-
tary of the Navy with regard to lit“
tails. both ashore and afloat anti the
efficiency of the corps will suffer mu-
tci‘luliy.
(lencrnl Elliott urges the necessity
for the Immediate ctmstructitm oi bro.
per marine barracks on the [albums
of Panama. to facilitate ctmtentmeui
especially necessary for sanitary rea-
t_‘.t-nI-I'ul Elliott says he nprcclatos
the Justice of the i‘('(‘iiiiilii\'fiiii|iit)“
mad.» bv the secretary of the navy
last year that the commandant of the
Marine Corps be stroll the rank of lun-
iorngcucral.
MR8. OELRICHB OBJECTS TO PRO-
BATING OF HUEBAND'B WILL.
NEW YORK, Oct 24~ers licr-
man ()olrlrhs. of this city. today filed
an obit-tibia in court to iilt' tu-obntinit
of tho will of her husband. Her-
man OelrIt-hs. liar objection Is based
on iltt' ground thitl Mr, Oclrich’s was
not a resident of New York. but of
California. Mr. OI-lrtcba left the bulk
of his estate to his brothers anti sisters.
DEN?
N“ W ’ "' tr ' L' t ‘
.....: anatomist". int...grti"“...r'ai
cannon: ”cam-to. but: we o oi.
mote tire-re oubo rwmi offs swabs {Aura
Nth Imimo'vno‘ Mil-o. etc «list
”or?“ “is: i so at the «aunt m «at»:
imibi‘tiffii. ill Imu- It. Janey City. II. .1.
but for
stun-m...
, liming lot-My Om. Chicago OI: NJ. at
mammalian mu
Uh“ ,
, . ,
a ,iaeit‘vay people In China Cm
"Good~Morning." The greeting of
almost every nation is an inquiry
after health. The Chinese have the
root oi the matter. A strong slurp.
ash is the foundation. Look after
this organ and the: general health
cares for itself. hi nits so ennui.
tutcd it cannot bootiiérwisc. it is
the mission oi
to keep the stonihih wall, the liver
active and the bowels regular. They
dispel sickness and create health.
Dyspepsia, indigestion. Billous-
non or Constipation cannot exist
when Bcochsm'o Pill! are used ac-
cording to directions. For over 50
years they have cured disordered
stomachs, and are now a World-is-
mous remedy. They merit your
confidence.
Sold Everywhere. In boxes 10c. and file.
ALBERT HELD IN $2.000.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 24.~Max Albert,
charged with removing dietillcd spirits
to places other than a bonded ware-
house antl evading payment. of the
United States revenue tax. was held
by United States (lounnissioner
Wright yesterday ill 32,000 bonds for
a hearing Monday next. Albert has
been employed at a distillery operated
here by Hyman Kaplowiiz and was
arrested following a raid Monday
night.‘
Kaplowitz is said to have made his
escape and the authorities are still
looking for him. The business was
started last Septembdtgdmt It is said
that the distiller hnti been paying the
government taxes upon such a. small
quantity of brandy that suspicions
were aroused in the revenue oiiloers
and they began an investigation.
DR. LAPPONI VISITS THE POPE.
ROME. Oct. 2-i.——l.lr. Lapponl. not-
withstanding thc unsatisfactory condi-
tion or his health. insisted on visiting
the pope today. He {good that the
pontiff had improved. the pains in his
knee had decreased and his tempera-
ture, which yesterday was above nor.
mal. bad diminished. , in view of his
IqurtmItncut. the pope decided to re:
valve the lnglish pilgrimage totuorrow
morning. ,
III W
[In Ballet
iii the Fair
We
each night of the Firotlicii's Fair
are serving llot (ferret-
ill the Armory anti every one is
welcome to call on us.
Souvenirs Free Each Night.
the Union Pacific
Tea Co.
126 Washington 8t. 80. Norwolk.
Next Door to Panama.
Phone. 655—2. Free Delivery.
eggs as...
snapocraluoo.... ..... .........12clb
Wookfllh... ...................12clb
Native Eolo............. ..... “Moth
Special Isle of Whole animon, to: II)
(Ii-cool...“.-..I..............120Ib
Pcrglu ........ 10c lb
Butter Fish ............. .......12c lb
Holibut........................14o II:
Btu-it Cod........ .............12c lb
Largo dry locations. «the to tile o quart
All other kinds of Du Food at
Reasonable Prion.
Ducross.
'l'ltl "on“ ma AND ovens
mans".
Did Ilivflifli Army Dancing. ‘
Int Inc oi Washington Itmt ricer
Drink it:
It Iii. Gbod
Directly: brow " ’II or beer.
No better. mystic“: it .ic your
beau. 01.00 per one in bottles.)
users at lowest prices. MRI-1|:
Control. Hotel,
com um chromatin
om limit. can.
until Din-II. PM» ....
steer. - .3 aim. committal} v...»
‘ Clergyman and Member ‘of Yale Law
W
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The "Rochester”
‘ ALI. corals wins cottons, rut
. ennui. Du.
M in WAIHINO’K‘ON BTEEET.
”W’.“ ‘ did». Mia“.
. "3‘ “NOW.“ wraith hi
Theatrical Agent In Chicago Admits
the ermo.
CHICAGO. Oct. 2Ii.-~Etlward ill.
Nicholas II tileairclt‘al agent. who was
taken into custody by tho iolico during
their investigation of the death of Mrs,
Margaret. ls-sllc. the actress, who was
found dead in her room at the Palace
Hotel, made 'a confession lalo yosior-
day.
Police t‘aptain O’ilricn who hatl
Nicholas in custody. said the prisoner
had admitted the murder of Mrs. lies-
lie. anti tho. stealing of diamonds. val-
ued at $1,500 froin Ilcr.
Two uawnbroltcrs informed the pt»
liceycstorday that Nicholas had been
to theta with diamonds said 0 have
been the property of Mrs. Leslie. ht»
turn her death. and which Were not
found until it was learned that they
were ill the possession of Nicholas.
This was followed by the confession.
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.
Faculty at Mlddlctown.
MIl)l)l.E’l‘0WN. Oct. Iii—Rev. E.
(lampion Acheson and John WoEdger-
loll were. nominated for representa-
tives from this place to the stale legis-
lature by the Republicans here last
night. her. Mr. Acheson is rector
of the Protestant Episcopal Church of
the Holy Trinity. ruid Mr. Edgerton is
secretary of the Yale Law school.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, YES-
TERDAV.
Estate Samuel E. Olmtsead to Jos-
t-ph Furra, land and buildings, Chapel
Street. Atillil's. deed.
Abby J. Lamb and others to John
\V.‘“vt‘iSS, undivided i}; of land, Main
street. War.
ilarbor View ltealty (:onumny to Ms-
tilda Mulvcy~ New York, 1 lot, Har-
I
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
E. E. Gorham,
DECORATOII.
TILIPHDIH‘
1' Fill? IT.
I. NORWALK.
f DA VID W. RA YMOND.
Funeral Director
and lmbnlmor.
I
I
g' to North Main St. South Norwllk.
i Residence, 6 Washington Street.
i Telephone It house, 134-2.
FRANK .C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
nor WATER. ,.
‘AND , i ,
GAS FITTING. I
‘ I l‘
I r. '
_ it.
IS;
\,'
L ”I
|
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper .7.
, and Zinc. “if.
5! South Main Street. 2"."
South Norwalk. Conn.
are I" warranted he be fir-belch in
every ,reIIpIict. "
out cudosothtinr t-‘Io l
N0. 7I302'Iiox quIII. 750
No. 7I308 Bax light. $i
Dunn. Iiailwagti
Lighting Company
_ the best of things when they make a
Picture franc; and WIIIIIoiI‘
AND OOPPII POTS .
(lured me of a severe cold Which
settled on my lungs. i was all
run down from exposure and
over work. anti yct l.lnouine did
such quick and thorough work
that l was back in my store in
thirty-silt hours after I began its
use. I haven't felt so well in
years. and 1 credit. It. all to Lint»
nine, the most wonderful medi-
cine of the ago—(fluirIcS'R. Nor-
man, 311 Main Sh, .Uillibill'y,
Conn. ,
All llruggistsv—ZSC, 50c, $1.
, . , v , ,.
CAN CARE FOR ALL FREIGHT.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 2~i:—-i’rcsidcnt
Mcllcn. of the few Iiavcu road, M’Hitll"
day denied that his system had refused
to acceptvshipmouts of freight. for do
livery In New England on account oi’
the shortage of cars and oibcr causes.
and thereby causing a. hold up or rail-
road business. lic said that his road
is constantly asking for more cost-
bouliti trafiic.
HUGHES LEAVES ELMIRA.
ELMIRA. N. Y.. ()ct. 27I.--~t‘.harlcs
E. Hughes the Republican gubernator-
ial nominee. continued his tour
through the southern 031' today.
I
Lamps
it Following Prices.
WHITE AIR HOLE LAMP.
FANCY AIR HOLE LAMP.
Above price: Include Installation.
Ices...
Head”
it is only thinking people who get
purchase, They "think" bcforchnnd
where they will go to buy. and their
meat heads rule that the host store to
patronize will naturally be the one
that selects its stocks with the great-
est discrimination anti care, nttd bases 1
its prices upon fairness to all. Anti
1that. is our wall-known business max-
in.
We pride ourselves particularly on
our Stove values. (look, floating and
Oil ileatci‘s. There may be as good.
but there certainly is none better than
the Stewart at. any prlcc. Your moacy
back, if not satisfiedhaftcr a month's
trial.
A. J. ANGEVINE ti SON.
Wall Papers.
Painters—"gumbo:
Crockeiil.
Glassware.
House-furnishing
Goods.
Cloth Window mu. with fringe. the
White Curtain Poles. with datum. loo
. Shades Made tourist.
u
-flp. .
Palatine and I
Decoratlna. .-
L. H. Biron
l7 Wuhiitlm “root.
”rot. can.
A
”4%
than rim-at. '
so,
am '
KIND EDWARD HOLDS COUNCIL.
LONDON, October ..22.~,~Kiu Ed—
ward held a council at Back ngbam
Palace today for the transaction of
the state business referring to to-mor—
row's reopening of Parliament. The
premier, Sir Henry t‘aInpbcll-iriannor-
man. was subsequently received in
audience by ills iiuiiusiy.
llll "lllllllllt “tilt
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANIAOTI A GENERAL~ IANKINU
IUOINEO'.
“~— , Iii' I J
I . moi-nu. .t. ..
$100,000.00!
———-—q l \I.
ouarLuo AND psorrrl.
$173,800.00
. .m
:owm i-I. MATHEWION, Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Viacom.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Cashier. I
WILFRED BODWELL, Am. cum.“
oinzc'roao. ‘I‘
E. Fl. Mathewson Honl‘y loymc" i
John H. Knapp Ismael Grommet.
Josiah R. Marvin 3. Wallace Marvin
Christian Ewart: John H. Lilht.
Fred H. Rowan.
Ilailg Line III N. I.
for freight Only.
On and after Tuesday. January I.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 38, East River. New York, (too:
at Dover street). ovary day, (except.
Sunday). at 4 p. In. Freight received
at Norwolk up to 4 p. to. uni loot!
Norwalk up to 6:30 p. In.
INORWALK STEAMIOAT co.
Annlnl J. Imlth O. 0. Honolulu
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THE NEW.
HOTEL VICTORIA
DNI MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
..Our room a special feature. Ilt
and Electric Light. throughout. Iv.
cry room heated.
RATES REASONAILI.
Finely stocked 0an In connection
A full line of Acker. Moi-rill O lCan.
til! 60'. celebrated Wines, Liquor: and
cigars always on hand,
T. II. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone Call. 'BM—I.
ivsav. 'flov'o oseumo canto;
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Ihould be equipped with I Islam
snow white, onepiece "Stand-M" Par
ceiain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to Inside!
how delighfully convenient it wool.
be to have hot and cold running tutu
in your dressing chamber. clean
in; apartment of first floor howl
room its presence would IRON IL I
the hlgest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. on
plumbers are strictly competent It.)
chanico. honest and reliable.
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Horace R. (flash.
consul MAIN AND W!" in.
on . 1m
PLUMBING AND Imu.
HEATING. ‘ ..
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITDVEG AND RAND! '
ILATI AND TIN HOOFiNI. It
On and Steam Fitting, .
In Fixtures, Metal Collin]. Ito. l
Have you soon our stock of -
RICHMOND RANGES! ‘
TH! JONES d: HOTCK‘KISS
COMP NY.
17 WALI: "REIT. NORWAY-K.
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Whit-Not Baa Your
Own Home ‘?
i'tcnts are advancing all the time.
and desirable apartments are becom-
ing scarcer every day. We have It.
number of very desirable homes» for
sale, and can make the terms and
price right. summit as 5
J. M. Layton a 00.,
INCORPORATED:
8 Railroad Avenue. 00. Hamill.
Till JOHN B. L] IVE-VOA
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Innovation hertii‘t'v "3."
$va ,
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