n A“ . ‘r . Stop lnnnd oak ill about the fam- W' .. . ‘0‘ Cooper Remedies Tho solo on the» remedies in tro-u mandolin: Illa Blithe Pharmacy. PLATNER O BRADLEY. PROPS" 105 WASHINGTON 31‘. T01. OIII 490-2. M. S. Partrick was a. visitor in Stanl- ford today. The Ladies‘ Auxiliary of Christ Church will meet with Mrs. C. H. Jim— mereon, at 2:30 p. m., Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Apeil and Mr. and Mrs, Enoch S. Bowen, of St. .Iohn street, visited the Soidiers'-Home Mon~ day. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford 8. Randall, Mr._ and Mrs. Miner D. Randall, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Paddock an Miss ldelia Darrow have joined Mr. and Mrs. J. rSturges Randall in Freeport. L. 1.. where they will witness the wedding of Miss Lena Randall. a niece of .l. Sturgcs Randall. A surprise party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William letter- son. on Second street. East Norwalk, last evening. it being the tenth anni- versary of their marriage. About twenty-five of their friend came and took possession of the home. There was selections in the piano by Mrs. Charles Platt. A tempting lunch was served. Those present were Mr, and Mrs. William Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. William Platt and son. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Perry and two daughters, Mrs. Mead and daughter, Mrs. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. George Miller. Clarence Mill- er, Charles Miller. Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Thompson and sons. Mrs. Julia Plait, Mrs. Warm, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Platt. Mr. and Mrs. William Lefferson and son. Mrs. Leiferson was presented with a handsome set of dishes. The party broke up at an early hour on account of Mr. leirel'son just getting up from a sickbed. They all voted that it was an event long to be remembered. = Revivalu services‘continue in tilt- East Avenue Methodist Church every evening at 7:45. Evangelist Dunne-ti gave a strong and searching address last evening on "Bcter Than Gold." He stirred Christians to work. God Is always ready for a revival. We are not. The manifestation of love la la- lnbor. Jesus said to Peter. “Lovest thou me: then feed my sheep." Emo tion is a great thing. Heart power is the power. It is almost a lost art in the church today. We very rarely hear a shout or “Amen" full and strong from the heart. We think wc have advanced. but some things have not changed Heaven Is the same: hell is the same: God Is the same, and salvation Is the same as ever. Peter and John had better things than gold and silver for the cripple at the tem- ple gate. They had the power of the name of Jesus of Nazareth. That Is what we need. it would have pleased t e Jews if Peter had said “In the name of the God of Abraham. Isaac and Jacob, or “in the name of the coming Messiah. rise up and walk." But the power was in the name of Jesus of Nazareth. All power Is given unto ililm. Mr. Dunnett's subject for tonight (Wednesday) will be “Suc- cours." The chorus improves and is a great help in the services. 0—...— Specials 3 pkgo. Grandma Pancake Flour. . .250 3 can. Tomatoes .............. ....25c a can: Magnolia Milk ...... .......250 3 com Campbell's Soup ...... .....2Bo Potatoes, per bushel ......... .....75c Fresh made Butter, per lb ....... .32c Robe rt Smith Phone 25“. Rowoyton. Conn. Edward F. White «taught a blacklist: weighing all: and nun-half pounds yca- il'i‘tili)‘. A nint- pound non was born ytmtcn day to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph i’unncil, of McKinley titre-cl. The regular hop y hour service will in- bold in the wuyton Baptist Church tomorrow night. There will be a meeting of tho Lad- ieu' Auxiliary of tho Rowaytun Hose Company. Thursday evening at it o’clock. A cottage prayer meeting. tinder the ounpiceu of the Mwnytou Baptist Church was held last night at the re- sidence of John Raymond. Mrs. Thomas Wilson and daughter. Margaret. of Imus street. left rector. any for a this months‘ stay in Omaha. stopping for a time in New Jersey and Washington. witchlng. bleeding. protruding or blind piles yield to Dean’s Ointment. Chronic cane. soon relieved. anally cured. Dragging all cell it. Wanna DANIEN AND NORO‘I‘ON. GOVERNOR. Rollin S. Woodrow, r. Charles F. ‘i‘hnycr, d, LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR. Mt .l. latte, r. .....1‘Iil 151 “I. w" , “cu .. All” a “rationt‘r‘ on ‘ SECRETARY M Theodore Bodenweln. r. ...... .278 George Forster d. ...............158 masseuse. Freeman 1“. Patten, r. ...........'.277 Edward S. Roberts. (1. . ..... ......169 . COMPTROLLER. Thomas D. Braddireet. r. ......»..2’18 Eugene B. Peck, d. 158 ATTORNEY-GENERAL. Marcus H. Holcomb. r. ...... ....278 William B. Stoddard, d. ...... . ...158 REPRESENTATIVES-AT-LARGE. George I... Lilley, r. .............. 280 Charles J. Donahue, d. . . . ...... 165 REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS. Ebeneze .1. Hill. r. ......... ..277 Homer . Beers, d. ........ ......15ti SENATOR. John A. Osborn. r. ...... . ..... 212 ‘ Jeremiah Donovan. r. ............‘224 SHERIFF. ' Sidney E. Hawley, r. ............ 308 Charles S. Fox, d. ............... ' JUDGE OF PROBATE. Lewis 8. Curtis. r. ....... . ........ 177 Charles B. Lockwood. d. . ...... . . .256 REPRESENTATIVE. Charles G. Waterbury. r. . . . . . . .228 Ira D. Gregory. d, ...... ...187 WESTPORT. Miss Florence Casey is visiting re- latives in New York. Mrs. S. S. Carver is reported serious- ly ill at her home In Weston vicinity. Miss Florence Nash has returned home from _n visit with friends at Weston. Mrs. Sarah Banks and daughter have returned to their home at Hull's Farms section after a visit with relatives in Easton. Joseph G. Hyatt has a hen that evi~ dences a penchant for either foot- ball or golf. the genial town clerk is uncertain which. The hen lays an egg daily. ill a corner of the chicken house and persistently punts it. with her bill toward the apperture through which the fowl pass out. of the coop. than she as persistently pushes it to ward the gate where it. is found with unbroken shell regularly by Mr. Hyatt who looks for it daily on his return home to dinner. GOVERNOR. Rollin S. Woodruff. r. ............ 368 Charles F. Thuyer. d. ............ 211 LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR. Everett. .1. Lake. r. ................ 368 John M. Ney. d. .................. 211 SECRETARY OF STATE. ’I‘heodorc. Bodenwein. r. George Forster. d. ................ TREASURER. 368 211 Freeman F. Patten, r, ............ 368 Edward S. Roberts. (1. ............ 211 COMPTROLLER. Thomas Bradstreet. r. Eugene R. Peck. ti. ............... ATTORNEY GENERAL. Marcus II. Holcomb, r. 361% William B. Stoddard. d, .......... 211 REPRESENTATIVE-A'I‘~I.ARGE. 368 211 George 1.. Lilley, r. .............. 367 Charles J. Donahue. d. ........... 212 CONGRESSMAN. E, J. Hill. r. .................... 327 Homer S. Beers. d. .............. 243 SENATOR. Stiles Judson. r. ................. 369 W. Brewster. d. .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .201! SHERIFF. Sidney S. Hawley. r. ............. 863 Charles 8. Fox. d. ................ "l7 STATE REPRESENTATIVE, . W. E. Alhlu. r. '29 S. 8. Wheeler. d. ................ 241 JUDGE OF PROBATE. Daniel B. Bradley. .lr.. r.. d. . ..,...'i’il) WESTON. GOVERNOR. Rollin S. Woodruff. r. ............ 108 Charles F. Thuyer. d. ............ 59 LlElI’I‘ENANT-GOVERNOR. Everett J. Luke. r. ............... 109 John M. Ncy, (I. .................. 59 SECRETARY OF STATE. Theodore Bodenwain, r. .......... 109 (lcorgc Former. d. ................ fill TREASURER. Frccman F. l’nttcn. r. .......... lilii Edward S. Roberts, (1. . . . . . . . . . . . . fill COMPTROLLER. Thomas I). Bradstreet, r. ........ltl9 Eugene Ii. l’eck. d. ....... . ...... 87 ATTORNEY GENERAL. Marcus Ii. Holcomb r. . .......... 109 William 13. Stoddard. d, .......... bit REPRESENTATIVENT-LARGE. George 1.. litllcy. r. .............. 109 (illnricu .i, lltiuahuc. d. ......... .. . bl! (.‘IJNIIRESSMAN. Ebenezer J. Hill. r. ...... .. ...... 100 Hunter S. iiccrn. d. .............. ill HENA'I‘OR. Stilt-a .ludaon. r. ...... 109 W. lircwatcr, tI. 56 S H Elli lt‘lt‘, Sidney Iii. iihwit-y. r. ..... .......102 Charles 8. Fox. d. ............ iiti JUDGE OF PROBATE. D, 11. iirudlcy. .lr.. in, d. ..... iii STATE REPRESENTATIVE. Republican nominee ..... 110 Democratic nominee ..... .. rill WILTON. GOVERNOR. Rollin s, Woodruff. r. ............l"’» Charles F. 'rhayor. d. If LIEUTENANTOOVENOR. Everett .1. lake. r. 74 JohnM.Nov.ti. ......llii snonmnar ovum Theodore Bodenwaln, r. ..........173 George Forster. d. li’i TREASURER. Freeman F‘. Patten. r. ............m Edward S. Rebound. ll“! COMPTROLLER. Thomas D. Bradstreet. r. 173 Eugene 11. Pecii. d, 87 ATTORNEY GENERAL. Marcus H. Holcomb, r. ..........173 William 13. Stoddard. t1. . ....... .. il'l REPRESENTATIVEAT-MRGE. George I. Liliey. r. ..............171 Charles J. Donahue. d. . it? CONGRESSMAN. E.J.Hili.r................. ..... 170 I...“ Homer 8. Bears 8. (If; . onwards. John A. Osborn. r. .............1I12 Jeremiah Donovan. a. ............tlit SHERIFF. ...........16I an: a. my. a. lidneyE.Hawiey,r. .............I‘Il ‘ Enos Roscoe. r. . J ONION. El. and r. . .259 are WENTATIVE. m 'Shotvlnan notoaédiéfihi' m A ' I i 82 not... NEW CANAAN. . GOVERNOR. Rollin S. Woodrufi‘. r. ...... 341 Charles F. Thuyer, d. .......... 162 ATTORNEY GENERAL. Marcus Ii. Holcomb. r. .......... 343 William B. Stoddard. d, ..... .....luu REPRESEII I‘ATIVE-ATJARGE. leorge L. Lillcy. r. ............. 330 Charles J. Donahue. d. ............ 1154 CONGRESSMAN. E. J. Hill. r. .................. ...34tl Homer 8. Beers, d. ...... . ....... 169 SENATOR. ' John A. Osborn. r. ..... 271i Jeremiah Donovan. d. ............ 225 SHERIFF. Sidney E. Hawley. r. ............ 332 Charles S. Fox, (I. ................ 171 JUDGE‘OF PROBATE. ...... Henry W. Gregory. (1.. r. ........ 50ft REPRESENTATIVE. lcorgc 1}. Bites. 1'. .............. 26" John W. Buttery. d. RIDGEFIELD. Rollin S. \‘l'oodruff. r. ............ 272 Charlc F. Thayer ti. ............... 130 Matthew E O'Brien. p ............ 1i LlEUTENAN’I‘GOVERNOR. Everett J. Lake. r. .............. 200 .iohn M. New. d. ................ 136 Edward A. Richardson. p_ ........ ii SECRETARY. Theodore Bd’dcnweln. r. .......... 264 George Forsten d. ............... 138 Theodore P. Fordham. p .......... 3 TREASURER. Freeman F. Patten. r. ............ 264 Edward S. Roberts. d. .......... 138 John A. Conant. p. ................ 3 COMPTROLLER. Thomas D. Bradstreet. r, ........ 264 Eugene 13. Peck. ti, .............. lllli Frederick 1.. Hall, p. ............ ii 'l‘heodore Bodenwein. r. .......... 1 ATTORNEY GENERA 1. Marcus ii. Holcomb. r. .......... 264 William B. Stoddard. d. .......... 13s Wilbur 0. Manchester. p. ........ :I itICPRESENTATIVE-A’r-IAIIGE. George L. Lillcy. r, .............. 285 Charles A. Donahue d. ........... 135 Duane N. (.lriiiin. p. ............... 3 REPRESENTA'I‘IVE IN CONGRESS. Ebenezer J. Hill. r, .............. 270 Hunter S. livers, d, .............. 119 Harry (1, Manchester. p. ......... 3 SHERIFF. Sidney E. iiawley. . ......... l ..... 27!; (‘hnica S. Fox. d. ........... . ..... 12F. thittl IA. Posts. p. .......... . ..... ii SENATOR. (‘bnlca A. Hoffman. r. ....... . ..... 252 .li-'nulcs E. Walt-til. ti. ............. 149 Joseph Iiunham. p. .............. :i JUDGE 01" PROBATE. Harvey P. liisscll, r, ............ 261 Samuel Keoler. d. .............. lilll Harvey E. Buell‘ ............... l Rl-lPRESENTA'I‘IVES. -(icnrgc H. Decker, r. ............ 151 lieniamiu S. Selleck. r. ..,.......L’5ii t‘ilurlcn S. Nash. ti. ............. 1411 William .I. Humphrey's. d. ......... lili THE FABLE OF THE TWO SISTERS A certain woman who kept a Board- ing-house had two Young Daughters. lioth were on the Carpet, but neither was Beautiful. The Elder of the two titrls. being of a literary illl‘ll of Mind. road three Sunday pupcrs Rollgioualy. One day she Resolved that she would Develop her Dormant Lorclincaamor tllc Trying. Accordingly shc Rose early nlld worked Lute. following the l'iircclions [of the hiltrcss of thc Woman‘s Dc- pnrimcnl on the t‘uitlvnlion of Grace and flood lxmks. Shc gavc up all illlshes for which silo cart-ti. because nothing that is Delicious tends to pro- sche Delivery, No longer (“ti shc ll-Ileep late in the Morning. for Sleep iucrcasen Fat. and Fat is (irons. She did improveI Some. Now the Younger Girl. seeing her Sister‘s Ambitions. was also coined by a Wild Desire to be Beautiful. But she was too Lazy to pay the Price, Being a Resourceful Maiden, however. she turned her Attention to conjur- .lng up some Scheme whereby she could liribc liu- Dcstlnlos without in- cnuvculeucing herself Greatly, 1 At last an Idea arrived. Silo hnnlcu- cd to put it into Execution. For Twen- ty-ilvr- rt‘ltln who purchased a Quantity vof Ron 'I'illltliv paper. till this Rhi‘ Swathed all the Lumps und Electric illitht bulba around which she was Accuatomctl to hover. Aflcr consider- ing the matter front cvnry Vicw point «he arrived at lhe cultciuulnn that it would be just on Well for her to may 7 in the illicit grotmti during the curly hours of day. No girl evcr Lost an iota of Allractivmwu by Alimonllug herself from the lircaltfaat and Lunch table. indeed. In a few days it was Apparent that more than One Man who hitherto had been rallnunly indif- fol-em pricked up his care when she Switched into the Dining Room when Dinner was aimttt Half over. To make 1. long Story short. in Five months Ihc was engaged to the moat Eligible Man in the ifmmn. One month .laior she married him. In the Mean- tlrna her Sitter, who was undeniably improving daily in Looks. was too busy ,chasin Beauty to think of Bonus. More : This fable teaches that an ounce of ingenuity is worth a ttm of (murmurs-New Orleans Picayune. In a place in New Jersey the town inflict'ni had just put, some lire extin- guishers in their big buildings. One day one of the buildings caught fire. .snyn the Philadelphia Public Ledger. and the extinguishers failed to do their Work. i A few days latenai the town meet- ing some citizens tried to learn the reason. After they had freely discussed the which one of them said. "Mr. Chair- man/1 malts a motion that the fire en. iingniahcrn be examined ten days be fore every are." LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR. Everett .1. Lake. r. ..... ....343 John M.Ney. d. SECRETARY OF STATE. Theodore Bodenwein r. .......... 343 George Forster. d. .............. 100 TREASURER. . Freeman F‘. Patten. r. ............343 Edwards. Roberts. a. ............ ltill COMPTROLLER. Thomas D. Bradstreet. 1'. ~. ...... .342 Eugene H. Pack. d. ............. lill .. tainablc. things are “My, 'Mot 4’ in tooth. Int-Insult new and rm mambo"! :ullhctuaitil he be an 1““!le Y‘Ilurh‘l’ltmflll. nine. 0 I e an nan: yore a no" mo ricrrri d the “dammit” an entirely cured will. Guano)! (lamb-tyne mammal them in do. 1 will “Emu”. privilege of mun; Manama." ““43 WRIPWIMV t..w.luainuwotia.lna. l’t’Clth van E it LP! a who i. . militia;invinci'inilrim‘“33.5% o u I n . Owanuuodio can ryounmo‘ao‘y mil" 0 Sterling Remedy Om. Chicago or NJ. 59! Alliill. SALE. IE! Million DIES m...” ,..».. ”on.-- . RICH AND POOR. The irony of poverty is its wealth of possibilities: the irony of wealth is its poverty of ideas. The poor may not know who are their enemies; the rich cannot know who are their friends, It is ices bitter to starve in an attic than to feast upouplatcs of gold. with suspicion as your portion. The poor weep because so many things which they want are unattain- able; the rich weep because the unat- Ult‘ only ours they a Charles II. DOW, HARDWARE. no WASHINGTON STREET. Phone 16-;-’ .‘ WC “ " T H A T L 0 0 ‘ on Gan“ of. Patent .BURROJAPS Good minno- Aalt you. dollar or sand for cmlo no and (1er ’dirou from. ctory. We Deliver- PAC§ARD 81 FIELD; IOCKTON. ”ASS. John door. asked him if he was married. linnls would regard marriage as alluruntco ol‘ slchtiillcrm. "but i am going in bu." «when you hang yourself. don't. do it Ilel'cl" lug. mute the grand hailing sign oi distress. hold up tho earth for a while. cecdeti lo lion-Chicago Tribune. on lite today. “To molnd thot. now! fur Carney t‘ in- makin' his woifc. col- let-l. Instigcr. ‘— BACHELOR BRUSQUENESS,‘ An old-time English barrister was .. lliiams. a sarcastic wit and a bncIIeIOr with an intense prejudice against nlarriagc. l-iis clerk one day asked him for a holiday to get mar- ried. and some months afterward. on entering his chambers, Williams found his dead body suspended front the lie engaged another clerk. de .. 0... the clerk replied; but thinking Wil- a he added. "Yul‘y \Vt‘li.’ rl-pllcd Williams. "but understand this 11 It Atlas, HN-iilg the beef trust upprt‘mch- "llcl‘c." he named. “Sillipusr- you Which the beef trust at once pro- Mrs. Dolan (boastfullyb—Ivlrs. Car- associatiou, composed mainly of Louis ville physicians, at its August lueetiui: unanimously adopted a resolutioucon- damning the practice of what were termed resolution made it obligatory on all the 200 members of the association '0 refuse to give details to reporters in relation to any medical subject. unless the reporters would agree to suppress the name or the informant. rotary was directed to take note of every newspapcr notice in which a physician's muuc was mentioned, and the newspapers were notliied of the passage of the resolution and were re- quested to assist ill enforcing the rule. local papers publish an account of it and mentioned the reading of the la- lcrcsiiug papers, printing the IIIIlIlt‘H of the authors. born, or some of them. of thc associa- tion chose to later that tho ncwapupcm refused to aid thclu us rcqucstetl. conditions which prmnptcti tht- reso- tiou it is. perhaps. us well not to judge either the association or the newspa- pers in this particular t‘ltsv , In gone!" all. however, it is easy to see how such press was requested to aid in forcing might result In nlorc harm titan good. are ilnppiiy exceptional, that a report- cr, secure in the knoulctluc that he was not expected to giro llillilf'h‘. might interview himself in connection with some medical case or sulljcct. put the words figuratively Into lilt‘ ”Hill”! of "a prontlncut lorul physician" or “ well~kllowtt ]Il'ilt'llii011i'i‘ ul‘ this city.“ and proceed to give the world a col- umtt or more of thcm'ies which, it acted upon, would tend strongly to depopulatc tltb section of country in w Mind you. such dishonesty on the. part of a tcportur is merely possible, not very .III'OIiuIJIt‘; that the strict, clizuatluu cians‘ names from newspaper reports DOCTORS AND HE OPAPERB. ‘ (Manchester nion.) , The Jefferson County (Ky) Medical. “newspaper doctors." The The sec- ’I‘llc morning after the meeting. the From this the mem- “'IIIIOIII a knowledge of the exact rule as that which the Kentucky is Ilnauiuahle. though such instances .9 hicll that rcportcr‘s paper circulates. but the fact remains of physi~ 18y. tho woii'e of the rich grocer called Mrs. Nolan-mite“. well. ”I‘Is a shame his bad bills.«Philadelphia The Very Best Elgln Creamery Bub Potatoes. per buohei 75: 3 Can: Corn 3 Carla Early June Peas 25c A. Stuil 22 Cottage Avc.. pedals interesting 8 28c tor, par lb. 25c Phone 223—3. till it TMNIAG‘I’I A GENE EDWIN H. MATHEWION, PM WILFRED BODWELL, Ant. Ollhifl E. F1. Mathewson John H. Knapp Josiah R. Marvin Christian Swan: “Hill lilNi OOUTH NORWALK. CONN. RAE IANKINB OO. loam: l —---- i . i liliv‘ BAPITAE. will” ‘100.000.00 ———-— I aunt-Loo mo norm. 3; $173,500.00 __ "W JOHN H. KNAPP, Vlot'rfl. FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Calhlor. DIRECTORI. Henry onmov Iamuol Grommet. ii. Wallace Marvin John H. LIIM Fred H. Rowan. East Not-walk. lF ANY PART OF YOUR HOUSE is NOT WARM ENOUGH ii Gas lladitlttlr ilii Gas Lug WILL SUPPLY HEAT AND COM. FORT AT A SMALL COST. Bonn. iltliillltlgtl lillhtinllhmunt Fresh Fish. Snapperlino:..........,........12clb Wlokfilh..............p........12olb Native Eclo...........'.........14cib Gucci-I Solo oi Whole Salmon, We in Ciococo..............,..........12o lb Porgloa.........................10cib Butter Fioh........t............12c lb Hollbut.........................14c lb Stock 606...”...1.....,.........12o to Large dry lmilon. 4b to we a quart All other kinds of Sn Food at Romantic Prion. Duct-css. Till. PIOPLI'O. PIOH AND OYITIR MARKIT Old Initiation Army lulidln‘. lint Ind of Washington Itroot ridge Drinkit it Is. Good brooklyn brewery 1mm Inger beer. No better. We deliver it in your hon-o. um poi‘ one (it bottles.) bi- quon at loom prion ”1'01. 11in“. Central Hotel}! om mm mum 4. .. Om ”M 'w x.” *._‘u‘_ ‘ .Mfiw . Wall _V 9 team: 1‘. 4M . . Pape '7 i 5 W “W ~ 9 consider this sea- l‘m’s line the best we ever had. in ii. E. Gotham, DEGOBAI’OB.‘ IILIPHON‘n-fll. TV" 1| [MOT 01'. I. NOIWALK. V l m m w. RAYMOND. Funeral Dlmtnr and Emboimor. 10 North Main St. South Not-walk. Residence, a Washington Street. Telephone at house. 1M2. “.4... w..m.m...-.m...w. 4m FRANK c. VAN scov . PLUMBING. ;. STEAM. a... .. nor WATER, my 'AND. «fill. one FITTING. ll Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper and Zinc. so South Main Street. “oi-”eat” H... a? the best of things when they make a purchase. They "think" where they will go to buy. and their great heads rule that the best. store to patronize will naturally be the one that selects its stocks with the great- est discrimination and care, and bases its prices upon fairness to all. that is our well-known business max- 1m. our Stove values, (look. Heating and Oil Heaters. but there certainly is nono lieltcr titan the Stewart at any price. Your money back, if not satisfied. after a. month‘s trial. 134 Washington Strut. illnllitlpersi Cloth Window sandal. with fringe. no White Curtain Pain. with axiom. 100 Picture Irena; and Window "'6 M It is only thinking people who get beforehand And We pride ourselves particularly on There may he as good. A. J. ANGEVINE & SON. FURNITURE. ETC. loath Nomlk. Conn. Painlers’ Supplies. Crockerll. Glassware. Housofuraishina Goods. Shades Made to Order. Painting and . Decorating. 1'. a. and; n Wuhlnllon aim 6-5-4WIL nor ' WASH Karl? . I LIKED e PAINT DriesinIOHW Noivorkfiiliuesi’iséit For sale by Chas. E. Dow, So. Nor- walk, and Monroe di Palmer. Dorian. might’icnd an occasional weakling into temptation of this sort, The well-known aversion of reputa- ble physicians to anything that savolu of cheap ndvertls in; is to he commenti- cd. 0n the other hand. ultl‘n'conservuq tism among physicians is far from lll‘t'I cssary. iJiIlil] Line in N. Y. for freight Oniyl‘ On and after Tuesday. January I, 1906, Freight Propellers will leave Pier 28. East River, New York. (foot of Dover street). every day. (except: Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight received at Noi‘wnlk up to 4 p. n. and Ioutl Not-walk up to 6:30 p. to. NORWALK ITEAMIOAT on. i Arming J. smith 3. c. HOIIMIII Lou-o. Ion-rot Anal. THE NEW. HOTEL VICTORIA INI MINUTE FROM DEPOT EUROPEAN PLAN. ..Uur room. a spacial'foaturo. In and Electric Llama throughout. Iv. cry room heated. , RATES REASONAILI. Finely stocked Onto in connection A full line of Ackcr. Merrill O Con. dit Co'o celebrated Winn, Liquor: and Cigars olwaya on hand. ‘ '1‘. ll. SULLIVAN, Telephone Call. SIC—l. Evinvtnov'o assume “can IER. . ....|.. “J (L. should be equipped with I loin snow white. oncplcce "Standard" Par celain Enameled lavatory. Have you ever stopped to Outside! bow delightully convenient it would be to have hot and cold running vain in your dressing chamber, lies] I lag apartment of first float will) room? Its presence would more [1.1 the higest degree of comfort. We will gladly quote you prion. 01f! plumbers are strictly competent ohanico. honest and reliable. ,, Horace R. Nash, CORNER MAIN AND WEST IT... 1m "‘““”‘”“”"“iuii PLUMBING 'AND Imit. ; HEATING. i IIOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. orovas AND amen“ I burn AND 'rm noon 0. It Gas and Steam Fitting, loo Fixtures, mm Coiling, Ito. ) Have you soon our stock of RICHMOND RANGES? ' THE JONES 6‘: HOTFHKISS COM Y. 17 WALI: ITRIKT. NOIWALK. Willi Not Bull Your Own Home? Rents are advancing all the lime. and desirable npurlmrnlu nru IWI‘OIIt' ing acarcer every day. We have to number of very desirable homes fut! sale, and can motto the totals and price right. . l J. M. Layton & Co, lltcoaronAn-zr: Tim 5 Railroad Avenue. to. Not-walk. THE JOHN 8. LA wnznca Jamaica] l “I AI]: MOUIANOI RIM. 101”“ uonvoaanb nanny no. urn ION a PATINTI Insulin ' I ootrm MAIN Bram. ‘l’oi. cottons. III": "will.“
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