Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 27, 1906 · page 7

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

ioolll brush and food
Powder fortiloi’rwlliif one

To Introduce Dr. Bell's Antiseptic
Tootvaowder andmlnke it more wide
iy knows, we shall offer this week a
package of Dr: Beil'p‘Tooth Powder
and a .25 cent Tooth Brush for

. 2b .let‘fli.

lie um thrilled.

PLATNIR ‘0. 3mm. cons.
not ask N or. .

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Miss Edna Blydcnbura'hrrspent Sun'-
day at Bridgeport. ‘ ,

Mrs. Leo Davis, of Rowan street.
recovering from an attack of gastri-

is
its
William Poyvez has ordered a sev-

enteen-horsepower Ford runabout
auto.
The seventh grade of the Fitch

School won the votingzcontest for the
picture of Sir Gallahnd.

Miss Mabel Weeks,- of Cottage
street, has gone to Peekskill, New
York, to spend Thanksgiving.

A meeting of ~the Ladies‘ United
Whist Club is being held this after-
noon at‘ the home of Miss Elizabeth
Wilson, of Seaview avenue.

A meeting of the Choral Union of
the Churches was held last evening
at the East Avenue Methodist Church
and a' large attendance‘resuited.

Mrs. C. N. Stafford and son Charles,
of Newark, N. 1., who have been visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Drew, of Wash-
fngton street, have returned to their
home.

David H, Tlchenor. of Newark, who
has been visiting Contractor John W.
Beotty, was suddenly: "called to his
home in Newark yesterday, because
of the sudden illness of Mrs. 'l‘iche.
nor. . .

The funeral of the late Spencer
Hoyt, ten-monthsoid son of Frank
Hoyt. of 5 Third street, was held yes
terduy afternoon. Rev. James W. Du.-
vis, pastor of' the Advent Christian
Church, officiated The interment was
in East Norwalk Cemetery.

The case of Phebe J. Banks against
the Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Company, which was to have been
tried today, went over to the next
term of the court, owing to the lnabiiiv
ty of Attorney Hincks, for the defeir
dant to appear at this time, '

Special service this evening at. 7:45
o'clock. at the East Norwalk M. E.
Church. The pastor will preach and
the chorus Will sing.’ No prayer meet-
ing on Thursday evening. A special
Thanksgiving service Thursday morn-
ing at 7 o'clock conducted by the pas-
tor. The official board will meet Fri-
day evening, at 8 o’clock, in the church
parlor.

The Sunday School Board of the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church held a very pleasant gathering
at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Seymour, of Rowan street, last night.
The lessons for the month of Decolo-
ber were explained by Rev. Edward
Cunningham and J. C. Hawkins. At
the business meeting Miss Reba Sini-
ons was voted in us a teacher in the
school.

Efforts have been made to locate
one of the brothers of the late J. De
La Maine, in Vera Cruz, Mexico, in
which city he was employed as n tele-
graph operator. when the evangelist
last heard from him, but it is doubtful
if anything will come of it. He also
had an uncle in New York, in the
ieweiry'bnsln'cs‘s in Sixth avenue. but
his name does not appear in the New
York. business directory among .iewoi-
ors. smiths only home in that of Mrs.
Deiuplsine. widow of issue. at NO. lid
West Fiftieth street. and n’letter wail
mailed"_to her yesterday morning, be:
fore the evangelist‘s death.

STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-

 

ever tried. almost without exception. .

 

lilo, 25c, 50c and “.00 bottles. The

Clifford, Baxter's and Piaisted's. "
Rowav'ron.

Fay 0. White. of Rowuylon. wall in

Southport, Thursday. calling on

friends.

Mrs, Annie Muller, of Springdnlo. in
visiting her sister. Mrs. James id.
Stevens.

. Miss Vivian Stevens. assistant in
Miss Osiot's private, school, ill South
Norwnlk, has an attack of the grip.
Mrs. ‘C. H. Guider is quite ill at her
borne in Rowayton avenue with pleur-
lsy. it is understood that a trained
nurse will shortly be in allondnncc., ..

Mrs,'Msry Richards. of Brooknide.
sold her homestead, Saturday. to a
New York party and intends to relin.
quinb the home and make her future
home ‘wlth her daughter. Mrs, Sylvan
ter Remington.

DINNER FOR AMERICAN COMMIS-
DION

iiidrtl;tN,’Nov. ifs-ills" von Tucker.
sky. Bmereinry for Foreign Affairs.
gave a dinner last night in honor of
fig American ’f‘urlff Commission. Ani-
sllnudor Tower. the Corinna delegates
to the Tariff commerce and other per.
song distinguished in public life. in:
oludinl Prof. ll. w. Burned. of Comm.
bis University. wars present. firm
was 'i'sohersky expressed his ionsuro
at the presence of the Auto can rep
rcnntatlvu. Mr. Towel- responded.
expressing confidence tnntnn under
clouding between Germany and the
United States would be reached upon
a mutually satisfactory basis slid
posed the emperor's health,

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DARIEN AND NOROTON.

sunken barge.
Mr. and Mrs, George Kinner, Mr. and

place.

of her niece. Mrs, James Moore, in
Darius-
this afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock. from

.. St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Noroton.
1,’ The interment was in Spring Grove
~~ Cemetery.

An entertainment in the Darien

.: Tovm Hall was repeated last evening

for the purpose of raising funds for a
piano for the public school. The fea-
ture of the program was the perform»
ance of Charles Abbe, an actor, who
lives in Dnrlen, and who has a high
reputation in vaudeville circles, Oth-
ers who contributed were Ruth Abbe.
Mr. Abbe's daughter. who is a pupil
at the High School, and her sister,
Marjorie; Mr. Perry, formerly princi-
pal of the Darlen school; Miss Hendrie
and Miss Teresnyifoyt.

I100 REWARD, $100.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is' at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that Is Catarrb. Hall's Caturrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Cuturrb
being a constitutional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca-
tnrrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. thereby des~
troyln the foundation of the disease.
nndgviug the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as-
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundreduuoliurs for any case that it
falls to cure. Send for list of testi-
martinis.

Address F. J. CHENEY & 00., To-

ledo, 0.

Sold by all druggists. 750.

Take Hull’s Family Pills for consti-
OI

potion.
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NEW CANAAN.

Schuyler Donne-tit.“ New York, was
in town, Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Merritt spent
Sunday in New York.

Miss Miriam Gilmore, of Brooklyn.
spent Sunday with her friend, Miss
Ruth Binkerd.

Miss May Falrty expects to lake
Thanksgiving dinner with her aunt in
Patchoque, L. 1.

Friends were pleased to greet Mrs.
James Leonard, of Port Chester, in
town, Thursday.
Rev, C. E. Benedict preached in
the Congregational Church, Sunday
morning. in exchange with Dr. Hoyt.
The Silas Driggs house on South
avenue has been closed. and the in-
mily has gone to Brooklyn for the
winter.
Richard Skelton, of Stamford, substi-
tuted as organist in the Congregational
nl Church. Sunday. Mr. Nichols play-
ing in a Noroton church.
The entertainment and supper giv~
on at the Sneider farm, St-lleck's
Corners. for the benefit oflhe Metir
odlst Chapel at that place, netted :30.
A number of people attended the
organ recital at the Presbyterian
Church. Stamford, Thursday evening.
and felt well repaid for their journey.
Mrs. Thomas W. Hall returned
from Boston, Friday. where she had
been the guest of her son. Philip.
Her little niece, Miss Florence, rt»

”turned with her.

Editor Will W. Kirk and his wife
were visitors in New York, Saturday.
Mr. Kirk has purchaser! a parcel of
land in New York. through the agency
of Miss A. E. Baldwin,

James White. a Stamford railroad
employee, was pitched off a freight
train in New Canaan, Suutrduy. and
was hurt slightly. A our on which Mr.
Willie was riding jumped the truck.
Mr. Sammie, of Park street, who
underwent an operation at the Stalli-
ford litx-lpilul. last week, has return-
ed to his home. lie in not improving
iriil rapidly as his friends had hoped
or.

Miss A. Eliza lluldwin. who is cnrry-
ing on a real estate business in town,
disposed of five purccietof land in
New York last work. Miss Baldwin.
it will be remembered, was principti
of Center School some years ago.

Faces of commuters on the New
Canaan brunch, employees of the
ifan a Towns Co. were wrenthed in
miles, Saturday evening. as they read
in the Advocate of the contemplated
raise in wages and wondered if they
would be "hit."

PRIZES

 

Foil scar ADVERTIBI-
MENTB. “
Connecticut I. A L. Company Desire:
to interest School Students.

The Gas Company will donate four
prizes to the students of the schools
of the Cities of Norwnik and South
Norwnlk lfor the four best written and
most attractive advertisements show
ing the use of coke as household fuel,

Advertising must not contain over
eyer fifty words. ‘ Awards will be made
by non—interested parties.

The prices will be:

First prise-48. .

Second prise-41a» iron.“

Third prise-42.

Fourth prise-«Curling iron floater.

Send your writeup to the South
,Norwslll. once. enclosed in an envel-
one pining some in the regular mail-
lng envelope with your name, and ad-

 

dress thereon. and addressed "Adver-‘

lining Content.” Content closes Dec.
0th,. Conn. Railway 1 Lighting Co.

A large wrecking tug and barge are
at work off Collender's Point, raising a

Mrs. Granvillevsnd Miss Florence Du-
rant, of Bethel. made an automobile
trip to Noroton. to the Soldiers' Home,
Sunday, where they were the guests-
at dinner of Edward Pelton, who is at
present acting superintendent of the

Elisabeth Strickland, used sixty-nine
years, died Sunday at the residence

Funeral services were held‘

, . 0. Waters. of Il‘sir its
stats. organiser of the: Daughters of
liberty states that she expects to or-
lianile a council at South Norwalk in
January. There are now about sixty
members ready to join the new coun-
cil. There is also prospect of starting
a new council in Milford. At North Ha-
ven. the pro and new council is not
yet ready in organisatirin, as the
number is not. sufficient, although
meetings are being held. It is expat-b
ed that the council will be organised
later, however. Mrs, Waters has been
a member of the order for twenty-four
years. She says there are 70.000 mem-
bers in the United States. in Cori-
neciicut there are fibOllf. 3,000 melti-

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ven. has now about 200 members. in
twelve years there have been twenti-
seven deaths in this lcrclo and the sum
of 85.400 was paid to relatives of due
ceased members. .

 

O. B. BURHANS TESTIFIEO AFTER
FOUR YEARS.

G. B. Burbans. of Carlisle Center. N.
Y., writes: "About four years ago i
wrote you stating that I had been on.
tirely cured of a. severe kidney trou-
ble by taking less than two bottles of
Foley's Kidney Cure. it entirely
stopped the brick dust sediment, and
pain and symptoms of kidney disease
disappeared. i am glad to say that
I have never had a return of any of
those symptoms during the four years
that have elapsed and i am evidently
cured to stay cured. and heartily rec-
ommend Foley's Kidney Cure to any
one suffering from kidney or bladder
trouble." Pluisted‘s Drug Store and
The Clifford Pharmacy. "

NEW CORPORATIONS.

The Cash investment Company, of
Hartford, has filed a certificate of in-
corporation with the stale secretary.
The corporation proposes to do a brok-
erage and agency business, etc. The
authorised capital stock is $25,000, all
paid in. John W. Kemp. of Rockville.
William Tompkins, of illion, N. Y., and
William L. Rose. of Hartford. are the
incorporators.

The Enfield Lumber'nnd Coal Conl-
pany. of Enfleld, has filed a certificate
of incorporation. The corporation pro-
poses to take over the business of the
late Amos D. Bridge. which was carried
on in Prospect street, 'l‘hompsonville.
fuel, agricultural implements. etc. The
incorporators are: H. Stephen Bridge,
Allyn 0. Bridge and iiomer'E. Bridge.
of Huzardvilie, and Willis T. Bell, of
’i‘llompsonvilic. The authorized capital
stock is 350.000 and business will begin
with $20,000.

The Meadowridgc Land Company, in-
corporated, of Greenwich, has filed a
certificate of incorporation with the
state secretary. The authorised capital
stock is “0,000, all paid in. Richard
Onlwntcr. Henry Warring Huvard, Jr.
and Frederick A. iiubbnrd, all u
Greenwich. are the incorporntors.

A certificate of incorporation has
been fill-(i by the Fuil‘field Aluminum
Foundry Corporation. of Fairlieid.
which has an authorized capital of SW.-
000. all paid in, John H. Robinson. of
Bridgeport, W. Herbert Jennings, of
i-‘uirficld. uud Everett E. Bulkoley_ of
Westport, are the incorporntors.

 

A YEAR OF BLOOD.

The year 1903 will long be remem-
bered in the home of F. N, Tacket, of
Alliance. Ky., as a year of blood;
which iiowud so copiously from Mr.
’l‘ucket's lungs that death seemed very
near. He writes: “Severe bleeding
from the lungs and a frightful cough
had brought me at death's deer. when
i began taking Dr. King’s New Dis-
covery for Consumption, with the as-
tonishing result that after taking four
bottles 1 was completely restored and
as time has proven permanently cur-
ed." Guaranteed for Sore Lungs,
Coughs and Colds. at F. H. Baxter‘s,
South Norwnik. and E. P. Weed‘s.
Norwulk. drug stores. Price 500 and
$1.00. Trial bottle freo, ”
_....___.____._
The formation of a r-biid's character
is a greater work than the formation
of many men.

'INUNINE BEES
HIBHT STRAIGHT
Hill] lili-
iiflifl ‘

and attacks the cold at the roots. lio-
ing of a bland and soothing nature, it
quicla the chilled membranes and
strengthens the weakened lungs»-
tbrougb the blood. ~

No other cures for coughs, colds.
bronchitis or lung troubles in “hint
on good." because there is none other
that. furnishes new blood making and
fattening properties at the same limo
it is healing the inflamed membranes
of the throat and supplying new lung
tissue.

Can you Afford not to take the beat?
Can you afford to do without Linonlne?
Don't you feel as though the suffering
brought on by the cold in all you care
to endure. without the further misery
of a dinnrrnngeu stomach and the
weakness of thinned blood being mirb
ed an annually for taking questionable,
remedies that afford only temporary
relief and then at the expense of n,
drain on your system which leaves an
opening for pneumonia or bronchitis to
step in and have full play. Linonino
does its curing in a thorough manner--
througb the blood;

Linouine stops the tickle that drives
the'broliohitis victim to the verge of
«innovation; it clears the lungs of
congestion and opens the way to per-
fect hesithd-rihrougn the blood.

“14mins cured ms of congestion of
the lungs. it rooted thecoid out of my
system in less than two dayl."-Robert
w. it king salesman for ‘Armonr t

 

 

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Your drunist nu fir-250, too, 31.

hum New Councils to In Launched,
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is a savor of time. trouble and
expense.

For Sale by

Home l. lost, COLWBSI old liorih liaioSi

.'.'-'l *._,,,,>'._ .. .I. I..'..,'r-. ~“IIII,.I.*._“.M.
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.

SABLE isLANi). N. 8.. Nov. 27.—--
Sir. Oceanic. Liverpool and Queens-
town for New York. was 75 miles
southeast of this point at 5.40 a. m.
Will probably dock about it a. at.
Thursday.

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-Arrivod:
Sir. Oscar 11.. from Copenhagen,

When is a book like the holy days?
——Wbcn it is iont.

J

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'33:;- Larsgnco'sn—
Safe, ngfl'c'iisbie Regulator

So riortoothflt‘. sold “it
out: umutud. no «3qu credit over

393m .vahfifliimmfiifiafifl'm‘r'r';
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DOES EVENING READING TIRE
YOUR EYES?

it will not witb'ibe proper light.

A Portable
Gas Lamp

will give that clear, strong, steady
light, so desirable for reading or sew-
ing. ~ I

We have a special line that We are
selling made up complete. at

$1.50, $1.75 AND $2.00-

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Boon. Boilwogd
Lighiiogllomponu

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Silver Frost Fish. 5 lbs. 250

Flat Fish, 5 lbs. 250
Fresh iierrlng. 5 lbs. .......... 200
Market Cod .......... ........ dc lb.
White Perch ........... ...... Sc ill.
Spanish Mnekerei............12clb.
White Halibut 1201b.
flutter Fish lilo lb.
Pickers] dnd Pike ..... Be in.
Steak Cod ........... . 12c lb.

Extra Large Dry ldscnllops 40c qt.

Dncross.

THE PIOPLI'O FIIH AND OYITIR
MARKIT.

old lulu-tins Army Iuiidlnp.
lint Ind of Washington bum Bridge

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THANKSGIVING.

, Tho Shur Edge Carving Sets range in
prices from $3.00 to “.00, and every-
one ought to have one. Silver mounb
ed and very handsome in design.

Call and nonunion: ct

thrill E; Doll.

HARDWARE. ‘
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so well In their unfailing
vc firmly established thus
an a hepatic (intensity. ' 1’

SCHENCK'S MANDRAIIE PILLS

A sure cure for Constipation Indi-
gestion, sick Headache, Giddlneu,
flu-en. Filiuieuc and liilioulueu.
Liver Complaint. nundlcc,elc.

Silhltlill'I Handitto Pills
”liven inc chr‘

giving health,“ and ood- lrito
, For sale "outage. Ingeni- Ipbol.
or by mail. .
Dr. J. H. Sets-ck a Son.
Philadelphia. Pa.

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

LICENSED TO PRACTICE DENTIST~
RY.

As the result of the recent examina-
tion held by the dental commission,
the following list of dentists were
found qualified to prucliro dentistry
and licenses will be granted them:
William T. Burto, Hartford; Arthur
id. Rogers. South Manchester; Francis-
co P. Terranovu, New Haven; Francis
A. Boucher, Hartford; Bernard Webs-
bochcr. New iiuvon, Burton E. Turner.
Bridgeport: George W. Hobby, New
York; Colin H. MucRury. Manchester:
N. Ii: Archibald .l. Muchcuu, Mi. Ver-
non, N Y.; Harry I'. Small, ilosiou.
and Ridilnrd S. Fleming, Brooklyn. N.
Y. TWelve others took the oxumimh
tion. four failed and eight were condi-
tinned.

‘ Specials.

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5 lb. pkg. Oatmeal, a piece of dec-

orated china in each pkg. . 25:
2 the, Pure Leaf Lard 250
3 pkgs. Mlnccmeat, Nonesuch 25c
Fancy Mixed Cakes, per lb. 10::
3 lbs. Sod: Crackers 250

East Norwnlk.

 

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Phone 223—3.
22 Cotton. Ave.-

 

 

We consider this sea-

son’s line the best
. we ever had.

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E. E. (lotion,

£DEGOIIATOB.

.‘I’ILIPHONHI. Ti"
10 FIRST IT. I. NOIWALK.

DAVID W. R] YMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embnlmor.

19 North Main St. South Nor-walk.
Residence, a Washington all-«t.
Tel-phone at house. 1344.

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FRANK C.
VAN SCOY

PLUMBING,
STEAM,

HOT WATER.
'AND

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Tin, Sheet iron. Copper
' and zinc.

 

no South Main Street.
South Namath. Conn.

 

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1/ The induction of Chief of Police

. interment. was delayed.

20 lbs. Granulated Sugar . . 51.00

.i
Brennan and l’luiuciotheslnan Helical
uan ill St. John‘s Springduls celue~
t‘cry. yesterday morning. gave a Sell-V
national aspect to the funeral of Annie
O'Connor, the young ‘duughter of
Thomas O'Connor of No. 33 Ann
street. As a result. of the visit the
Whether or
not if was postponed indefinitely could
not be :lHt‘I’i‘illilii'd, but people who
left. the voluntary long after the ill-l
lcrlneul. should have taken place said
the box rcluuincd above t'lli‘lh. Chief
of Puller.» Brennan, the sexton and the
undertaker in charge wore then having
an earnest couversaiiml.

Al. police headquarters hero Sol‘gt.
Williuuls could not or would not give
any explanation oi‘ the unusual pollen
of the police. First he said the Chief's
visit was on :1. broiler tbui would not
interest the public and afterwards he
said he did not know lilt‘ object of the
visit. Neither ibo Chit-i nor Prosecu-
tor Cur-tor nor Medical thnilllnl'r
Shorlll could bu found and at Under-

 

 

churge said he (lid not know anything
about the case:

The action of the police has given
rise to all sorts of rumors. some 0
them decidedly ugly.

The O'Connor girl was young, good-
iooklng and extremely popular. She
was one of a large family. and was
employed, at the time of her lust. ill-
ness. by the Yale & Towno Company.
Her illness was of short. duration.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of" New Cndtic,
Det, says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything I
could bear oi‘, but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
con boltlo cured me completely.”

F r sale by R. H. Plnistcd. 1". ll.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "

A Jack oiflaii Trades

ln'not what the people want when they
require good workmanship. My work
is done right and when I say A job
is done, Its dons. __
ARTHUR E. IENEDIOT. ""
Plumbing, Timing and 8mm Fitting.
I Monroe Itrsct. lo. Namath.

 

 

”airspeed?“
REFLEX TROUBLES

surrender torGlnsscs built upon If. B.
iioyt’s Modern Methods of Eye Test-
ing.

Homer B. Hoyt,

Telephone 363—12.

Refraction Optician.

Rooms 7 and 8, United Bank Building,
South Norwalk. Conn.

Special appointments at convenience

of patron.
Office Hours, 8—11:45, 12:45-6;

Men’s and Boy’s
OVERCQATS
Latest Style
$5 to $15

ll. GUTTLIEB’S.

MEN’S AND BOYS’ FURNIOHER.
11 N0. MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK.
HEAD T0 FOOT FURNISHERS.

[iii lilililiiii Bill

IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANOAOTI A OENERAIJ IANKINL
IUIINEIO.

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I BAPITAI‘.
$100,000.00 __

pumps nun PROFITIIE
3133.800.”

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snwm H. MATHIWION Hui ‘
JOHN H. KNAPP, vmirm.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Ouhlot‘.
WIU'RID IOOWELL. Aut- Cubist
I. R ”maul“??? loyal"
. swoon on
John I-i.‘Knspp . Inmuc mum
Joli-h I. Marvin ll. Wellan- Marvin
Christian strts John H. Light.
Fred H. Iowan.

Well Papers.

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Painters’ Supplies.
Crockenl.
Glassware.

House-furnishina
Goods.

Cloth Window Shades. with man. ll.
White Curtain Pom. with fixtures, 10c

Picture trade; and Window
Shades Mode ”to Order.

‘ Palatine and ' ‘
Decorating.

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PHI' DELTA THETA SOCIETY.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27r~Mcinbers
of the National Convention of the Phil
Delta Theta fraternity held an execu-
tive session today. i
MM...—

it is cosy to mistake a resolution for"

a reform.

lloilg Line loll. Y.

for freight Only]

0n and after Tuesday. January I.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River. New York, (fool:
of Dover street). every day. (except
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Nor-walk up" to 4 p. in. and Ioutlt
Norwalk up to 6:30 p. m.

NORWALK STEAMIOAT CO.

Arming J. Smith , c. O. Housman
Lona. Consul Ann.

 

 

 

THE NEW.

HOTEL VICTORIA

Ill MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.

..Our room- I special feature. In
and Electric Light- throughout. IV.
pry room heated.

, RATES REASONAILI.
Finely stocked Cain In «sanctum
A full line of Acksr, Merrill 6 Con-
dlt Go's celebrated Winn, Liquor. and
Cigars always on hand,

'1‘. I. SULLIVAN. 91‘0de
Telephone Call, 806-4. |

 

syinv uov'consncnino clinic-
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should be equipped with I hint!“
snow white. oneplece "Standlrd' Par
ccinln Enameled Lavatory.

Have you ever stopped bl matter
how delighfnlly convenient it word.
he to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber. clean
ing apartment of Irst floor loud
room? Its presence would IRON [H
the higest degree of comfort.

We will gladly quote you prison. 0!“!
plumbers are strictly competent In}
chanics. honest and reliable. r

Horace R. flash.

CORNER MAIN AND WEI'I‘ ITO.

 

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an ill
PLUMBING AND l'i‘fll. l
HEATING. i

301‘ WATER HEATING.

HOT AIR HEATING.
OTOVII AND RANnI '
ILATI AND TIN R0 Fl t
On and ate-m Fitt no, \ 4
In Fixtures. Mot-i Coiling, Ito.
Have you sun our Molt of l

RICHMOND. RANGES? "
ms JONES a H TCHKISS

COMP .
i7 WALK .TRICT. NORWALK.
Willi Not Bun Your
Own Home ‘3

Rants are advancing all life time.
and desirable apartments are becom-
ing scarcer every day. We have ll
number of very desirable hornol foo
sale, no can make the terms and
price right.

J. M. Layton o oo. ‘
moonsomso: .

ll Railroad Avenue. lo. Nomi“-

THI’ JOHN B. LAWRMOL

AGINCIEJ.
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neurone“, borsnv no .
urn IO‘NDI* prom “

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