‘ ‘ Rexall C cured Coughs, Bronchial ‘Troullles and all affections of the throat and lungs. it contains neither opiates nor chloro- form and is ii‘ealiug and soothing to thc‘innnmed rvpassages, We guanine every rbottle and cheerfully refund the money if it does not prcvla’ mistletory. * maniacs. in» Mil Boo. Illti Bridge Pharmacy. PLATNER 1 gang g, §€OPB..‘ ”‘ 1%? all» ...... 1 Miss Orah Mal King has returned to New Haven, alter the Thanksgiving vocation. . 'l‘he Pastime Basketball team goes to Stamford this evening to play the St. Luke’s team. it is now . lieved that the child of Thom’tis 'W ‘ '. bf“ Winfield street, is ill with scarlet fever. ‘ . The“ regular Weekly" class . meeting will bellheldz‘i this evuelng and James L'Hommedicu- will act as leader. The Pastimb Basketball team went to Stiat’ntord last Saturday and de- tected the Manor School team,'24 to‘li. The painting firm of Carr and Hull went to work this morning, each mcm- bor carying an old stove which they houses the ladders to keep warm with. The annual meeting and election of officers of the Epwo’rth League of the East. Avenue Methodist Church was held last evening, resulting as tollovrs: President, Mrs. Ambrose Carpenter; First. vlcepresldcnt. Mrs. Charles Scy- mour: second vice-president. Miss Edna Day; third‘vlce-presideut, Miss Ethel Pal-melee; fourth vice-president, 'Mrs. F‘.’ l_ Merriam; secretarnydwal‘d W. C. Cunningham: treasurer, Ruy~ mood Waldron; pianist, Reba. Simons. At; the close of the election a cobweb social was planned. (Composed for the South Norwuik Son- tincl by M. S. Partrick). There are loyal hearts, there are Chris- tians true, There arc llvcs, pori’cctlons poor. 'l‘bnt. give to the world the best they have, Thai, move. in a humble spllcrc. I There are hearts that. griovc in dcplh of soul. For tho wayward ours: they find, And yet that sympathy and love is seldom paid in kind, There are hearts that love and that love—— Will flow out to other's needs. And give ‘0 the world full measure—- in actions. words and deeds. I Then give to the world the best you have. And pcacc in your life will flow, And the scattered sccds by you olll> bornc. in tile harvesting will show. ROWAYTON. llnrry Popper. of this place. was thc soloist. at the lodgc oi‘ sorrow of tho Bridgeport Elks. Sunday afterntxul. and rendered My Hope is Everlasting in an excellent. number. n Miss Elizabeth Ncucr entertained a low of her friends at her home in Row- aylon nvcnuc. Saturday evening. A vcry plcitsant. evening was spent In playing games, singing, ctc. Refresh- meals were served and the party brokc up, every one reporting having a line time. Among those present were Misses Beatrice Dchtcrs, Olive .lames. Ruth Thames. Minerva Carpen- tor. Elizabeth Noam-and Mrs. Ncuer. The gentleman were Il‘oi‘cni Coco, Hur- old Richardson David Albrecht, ltus- ist‘ll Themes and Preston ilurl. DARIEN AND NOROTON. Charles Adams was a visitor in find guport yesterday. Wonder of Wonders. the town sign- post has beeuvrniuted. The'chnonday. afternoon Whlst Club will moot. tilts week with Mia- Netiie Loom. ,. . Edward Flirchlld liltlt rcturncd to his home here after u ‘Viiill or ncvcrul titty" in linnhury. 'l‘ho M‘tfld imimc oWliwl Iiy AIM-l Danish, has been mnnnmuiully moved to its new foundations. Mru. Fldwnrd Htudlcy Will entertain the Young Married l'miplc‘n Whirl i‘lub. this eliciting. at. her home. The. ladies of thc (ionarcnnilonnl t‘hurch are urrmialun for a halo of Christmas goods to be held soon. Smith Kevlar has recently sold his button and loud to William 0. James. who will reside therein the future. Mru. Cooper entertained the Satur- duy Afternoon Whist Club. The pro- cumin went to the street lighting fund. The indies of the, Congregational Church will hold it holiday sale and supper in the Town iluli Thursday of- ternoon and evening. Dec. 0th. Thu golf Illlillill between Wee Burn ccdtlimi, unlit-tinted for yesterdny. woe lpcttiponcd on account of the snow. it. will be held up mm on the course is in condition for play. The «alarm business and land and buildings owned by tihurlm Adams on Railroad pvt-nun invp been mid in Hermon Wiring, ot ltwsytcn. who will conduct the bottom in the int» brow ... v,. . , the local store- melt I'Mfketfl and also .. very avoids in tile flier With the «gunpoint helm Juice i win in a short tithe «m‘bfiiéi‘ viii, ’ was“ ...: «aimgmm ,wupk..-.u«..... . .abaA“. p ;. neacay evening. when they will close at. 10. A petition to this effect rc- ccntly circulated among them was un~ animously signed by them. ‘ . WESTPORT. Willis Jones made a. business trip to Bridgeport, Saturdayu Judge and Mrs. d). B. Bradley spent yesterday in New Haven. Mrs. George Smalley. a Chicago, is the guest of friends in town. C. H. Tllley and family have return- ed to Durieu for the winter. Schools resumed sessions yesterday after the Thanksgiving holiday. Mrs. George Sinnlley. of Chicago ,has been visiting friends in town. The Musical society will meet this evening with Mrs. A. U. Smith. Sau- gatuck. Rev. Henry Schlosser preached in the Weston Congregatmnal Church Sunday. Postmaster and Mrs. Charles Harris entertained friends from Thanksgiv- ing to oven Sunday. . Mrs. Everett Shipman has returned to her home in Norwallt after a visit with Mrs. William H. Fitch. Mrs. Charming Harris and daughters farmer's parents in Philadelphia. u The Knights of King Arthur are to meet again on the night of December liltih in the Congregational Church one. 00- ' . ‘ Rev. R. W. Raymond. of Rochester, N. Y.,_is the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F‘. M. Rnymondpn Riverside avenue. Mrs. Mary Underwood. who is a pa- llout at-‘the Bridgeport Hospital. Where she" 'retzeutly underwent an operation. is reported to be doing nicely and hop so are held out for her early return home. A‘small otlthousc on the promises of Dr. J. M. Nolan and used by his coachman- as siccplug quarters were entirely destroyed by fire ’l‘bursdny. Au overheated stove was the cause of the fire. . Thanksgiving over now for the Christmas holidays and housewives will be busy preparing for that occa- sion, while it is not cxpcctcd to be as generally observed here as Is ’I‘hanks- giving. All of the churches will have their Christmas festivals and in most of lhcm the work of preparation has begun. Arlla Louise ilnwlcy and Frank Ml- lcs Chase were married at the bride‘s homo in Weston, l’t’cduosduy evening Novcmbcr 28. Miss lilzzlc Sherwood of Saugaiuck \vns bridesmaid and liar- ry liilwlcy. brotllcr ol‘ the brldc, acted as host man. The parlors wcrc dcco- rnicd with chi)sunthcnuuun and turns lilltl prcsoliloll a wry I‘rnlly nppcllr» aucc. Aiil‘r lip: wrmunuy n wcddiug suppcr was 8(‘l‘\'t‘tl lilo chitin lixi'il llnv- lug belonged to the bride's great-great. grandmother: Many bountiful cilia were received by the young couple. Mr. and Mrs. (.‘IlllSt‘ will rcsidc at tho home of the bride‘s parents and will be pt. homo to their many l‘rlcutls all- lcr licccmbcr 3. ERANBURY. II, it. (‘olcy is ill. Mrs. liurnos is on tho sick list. (‘barlt-s liuilcry has lilll'l'lliISi'lI u now piano. Mrs. ii. id. Allcn is visitinn I‘tililill‘i‘s in Brooklyn. Mrs. Campbell and Mr. iiawxhurst are sick with grip. Mics Frances Gregory, of 1.).inbury. was homo ovcr Sunday. Mrs. llnltlc Bouton is ill with bron~ chlul trouble and asthma. ll. W. .loucs in building an addition and largo veranda on his house. Sylvester liurton spout ’l‘bunksulv- inn with friends in Brooklyn. Mien lh-rtlc Van iimmcm- visited last work with relatives to Danbm'y. .Iohn llouton, of New York. was call- ing on friends hero on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. \Vcbb spent Thanks- giving with relatives in Georgetown. Mrn. lldwurd Phillips and children visited her sister in Silverminc, on Sunday. . vltlr. and Mr». F. 0. Gregory. who who have been very sick. are slowly improving. . ~ Mr. and Mr». Campbell. of Dorian. wet-c cards of Mr. Campbell's parents on Suuday. Mr. and hire. l.lllic entertained rclu. liver from Btmnford llllll Now .lorucy. over ’l‘imnhsklvlng, Nelson Ilmilon. of Stamford, ilpcul Hominy with his mother illlll iillilf'l‘. Mru. i'luru itnaanwcll, . Mr. and Mr». l5. rt. Taylor and family upcnt 'l'hnuksnlvlng with Mr. ‘l‘nylor'n mother. in Bridgeport. Minn Chalmers. of llnrton. has been vlultinu her grandmother, Mrn. Wln‘ turn. the punt few days. Mrs. lda Crook and family were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. n, dcopple. in firldgcpert. Mr. and Mrs. Ill. J. Taylor ate their Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. Taylor‘s mother. Mrs. Thomas. in Bridgeport. .... ADAM! Ixrum AMI” WAGES. local employee of the Adnnni J01:- rean Company have not. been officials y informed of the reported voluntary int-rotun- which it in stated this com- pany in about to grant. to noise 4,000 of its employer. The announcement, of the increase is said to emanate from the headliner- lcra of the company and provides for u nuhstnntlnl i‘lliiw of pay for the cm: pioymi. thourh contribute pcrwntaar of advance not been nnnmd upon. it in Matted that. union; the limit to hone- tii. by title hollow are the ‘1’“!!! who work for the‘comftiny on the New line. lend roads 1301.be for no official lcnnw is ‘bivfi‘lncreibsrl been “Hill-Oil It! It Notwik offices. t 5” Rachel and Esther. are visiting the ‘ ‘ glen Made Infioufl. “ "Charles W. Brewitu. 000”“ a. well? known and respected German Army officer, the master of are languages, tormerly teacher of languages in local private schools. has lust completed the. penalty ‘of thirty days: in jail for his having been convicted in the court before Judge E. M. Lockwood of being a. bibilokleptomanlsc. ,. I Mr. Brewitz now wishes to assert his innocence and to retract the confession which was made by him to the court. Ills letter follows: ‘ South Norwalk, Conn. ‘ Tuesday. Dec. 4. 1906. On Thursday. October 13. at noon, 1 [was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Scul- ley under a charge of stealing books from the libraries of Norwalk and South Nor-walk. The deputy sheriff. Attorney Davis and Mr. Sal-talc, sec- retary and treasurer of the Eastern Underwear Company, at which I was employed at the time. went with me to my room, No. 5 Ellabzcth street. where eight books were found. belong- ing to the library of Norwalk; Tile labels had been removed and my own name was found written upon the fly leaf. On Friday, October 14. l was on my own confession sentenced to thirty days' imprisonment by Judge Lock~ wood. and on the same evening the». South Norwolk Sentinel brought'a do? tailed account of the affair. After jugs? having returned from the Bridgeport ’cobuty-dalf‘ifimlid "he‘ll: make the follbwtng statement for the benefit of mylown-good’ name. (as well as for my friends and those who have personally conic in contact with‘me. .- . The‘confessioniI-made before Judgt Lockwood was false. i admit havlm taken but boo'lrs from the library with out'b‘elng entitled'to them/by a card' i ndmltrhaving kept them over the al loWed time—two weeks; I admit havinr mutilated those books by tearing out the labels and writing my own name on the‘fly leaf, but I most emphatically deny having taken them with the pur» pose of keeping them as my property. As’i llrst was arrested. l was so ah solutcly confused undrdnzed that l prob ably would have confessed thc murder of my own mother. Having once mode a confc‘ssion in proscncc of Mr. Surtain, Attorney Davis and the sheriff, l rent izcd that that could be used against me and besides. the circumstantial evi» dcucc bring great, i pleaded guilty at the trial, 1 had only one drslrc—-to have it ul‘ ovcr with and be donc with it. [Alton ucy Davis playcd. to say the trust. 1‘ \‘cry curious part In tho affair. During my lmprlsonmcut at tho policc station bu lulkcd to me very sympalhcllcnlly in my nallvc languagc~~llurmuu-cx- pressing his sorrow tbui I could hart done elicit a thing, and, asking the If I had taken out the books one by one. or all at oucc. iiciun ignorant of MI llavis' position at the court of Nor- walk. I can hwl to think by his way of talking to inc that he would usuiut nlc. bring furthcr strengthened in this opinion by It remark ol‘ thc sheriff that Mr. II‘lVlS would do all bc could for me. So my nutaacmcnt was areal in ecc Ml: Davis on prof-locating attor- ncy ill my trial. trying his hardest to make tnnltcrs worse for mo and using the information he had elicited from pm in his prcvlous tnllt against me. Moro than that. on this Information. namely that I had taken out the book.» one by onn, hc based his ntronllcs' pica. of making the charge up of night dill‘crcut offcuccs, counting ouch our scpztratcly. l certainly was very muri ulonishcd, to any the least. at this wry pcrulhir action or Aiiorncy lln~ \‘Is.l lint back to my story. I had iukot out the books for rustling and literary purposes. being at tho llmc cugugcd in some litcrnry efforts. The lclfrlng ou' of the labels aid drltlng in of my own name was done to avoid the suspicion of my landlady. But i certainly would have returned the books in time. As A proof of the truth of this statement. l like to any that three books had bccn previously treated by me In the same manner, and boon rcturncd to the library quite a while before my m't'cnl 'I‘hooc books are: ‘Chlna. the Long llvml Empire. in which on the fly lcnl will bc round it short essay about China saying that it had existed long before Athens and Rome and thpt It wns by no means a dead action now. The uhor book was: Lincoln's Speeches in which. on the title page, under l.lu- ‘cnln'a picture I wrote the words: “With utullrc towards none. with chur- liy for nil." The third book was: Xenophon. Memoirs of Socrates, in which will be found on the title page the (truck title written in Greek chur- autcru. and also it short. biography of Xenophon. with an enumeration of hill principal works. . This. i should think. makes it appear renaonnblc Hull 1 would have returned the other books in ii similar manner. For the wrong i have done, in inking the book» without pnrmlmion. i think I have nullnilcd. and more than nulls- flcd the law: but I will not tplicllv submit to bring brnndcd an a thief. 'l‘bc vonfcnnlon was made, by uw pnrlly a fccilnn that i would only unite mute tern worse by lighting naninnl it. tint now that the law has been satisfied. I think the I‘M'Ot'illlim of my flint hasty confmlon will be believed. linuldcn tilc above given proof-«mil proof it may he culledw-l' like to give kind oi it moral proof. i am an educated men. having grad: noted from the University of licrlln. tiermuuy, with the degree of A. it. and come from a good family. my In» lher being an army officer in file lien man Department of War. Illicit it up- pour likely that i should have humped so low as to become a comlnonlhintf 'l‘itot thin statement contains nothing lull the plain truth i assert on my ward of honor as a man. and am willing to repeat it under oath. When these lines will appear walk to wit. my fortune elsewiaw. 'i'hlu statement. In said before. In glv. on rhtctly ftn‘ the honour of those who have known me personally. WIW'W‘ railed Michelin: true than of mine will. I when. bellowing... .the coin ion at int-cs that don‘t. me tare but. lit. tie for mil/filling“ * ..» - .tul f’ l“ f . cassette in. spawns; town ‘ In a Main cl Mupplnrtion. partly from ‘ in . print. i shall have clotted Milt Nor. , m M atom or limp the that" ."' " ”A Cold or a Coach mrlymlynyl pro- tocol connilpntlowtha water a rpm to the eyes. nose and throstclnstead 04 passing out of the system through the liver and kidneys. For the want of moisture thobowo'ls‘ become dry and hard.” Nearly all other dough 'oures no comtlpallng. especially there containing Opiates. Kennedy‘s Laxative Honey and far moves thohowgl’. WI? npvppiatee. ’8 IlEIltlEII, ‘ .LAXATIIIE. liltilnlll oi the system through a copious action of . the bowels. Relieve: Coughs by cleanziug and Strengthening the mucous membranes of the throat.chcai. lungs and bronchial tubes. For Crou . Whooping Cough, La Grippo, influenza, ronchitis, 1nd all Coughs, Colds, Lung and Bronchial nflcclions no remedy is equal to Kennedy's Laxative lionoy and Tax Guilder: like it. ‘Out up In 25c, 60c and 0M 0 bottle: at the Lab ., awry of E. _0. Down at r leaching), U.S.A . BOLD BY THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY THE BRIDGE PHARMACY REGENT ARRIVAL OF VE‘SSELS. NEWPORT. it. 1.. Dec. Slcumcr Flu- land, Antwerp for New York. is report- ed by wlrclcss by the Nantucket South Shoals Lightship via the torpcdo stu- lion hero. on having prlsscd tho light vcsscl at 7:40 a. in. Will probably dock about 8 u. m., chucstlay. DOES EVENING READING TIRE YOUR EYES? It will not with the proper light. A Portable Gas Lamp will gfye that clear, strong. light so desirable for reading or sew- tug. steady We have. a special line that we are selling made up complete at $1.50, $1.75 AND $2.00. ‘I'. i turn. liailwallli lighting Comping Special Sale for belurdav Sliver Front Fish, l3 lbs. . .— 25!: Flat Fish, 5 lbs. ........ znc it‘rcsb llorrlnu. 0 lbs. 25c Market Cod ....... to in. White Porch . 8c lb. Spanish Mackerel 120 lb. Whito Iialfblitw........12c lb. Butter F‘lah 12c lb. Plchnrol and Pike 8c lb. Steak Cod lilo lb. Extra Large Dry Eacailops 10c qt. Ducross. TH! PIDPLI'I FISH AND OYI‘I‘IN MARKIT. Old Initiation Army Building. East End of live-hipster! 0m» rhino to serve your turkey for THANKIGIVINO. prices from DMD is um, and every- one ought tolhaw one. ed and very hundlcnte in design. on: [and see then: jib. at * Mill“. v.5 BE ..., “w”... Tho Muddauin.‘ Discus. Rheum-Hum, Easily Cured With URIC‘O. ' c ‘ It might. interest Rheumatic suffer- ers of this country to learn tire wonder- ful work that Uric-t) is doing-..towtmls the relief and cure of this tlrchdctl disc ease. Letters of praise are received dull front men and women who have use the remedy with the greatest. sno— ccss. The manufacturers of this won- derful S .citiehuvo never solicited a testimon elor a. word of prplse from reoplc who have uscd the remedy. Yet. otters like the one given below are be. ing received from both old and young. Mr. Reuben Whipple, roe; clerk of Glennlt‘elln. N. Y..eu,vs:- was old up t'vllh- severe form of Rheumatism, and was con- fluedtom room for nine weeks. Asampio bmtleuf l rlc-U,and one regular bottle has worked awtinderfui clause in me. it. has entirely cured my Rheumatism and I am now ode to 0 about my Work snafu. i recommend the remedy to Mr. John linrrln, of East Lake George, who run unable to walk. He had taken every posnlblo treat.- iiit‘l’ll had spent. hundreds of dollarn. and had found no relief. lie is taking [Trio-(i. and is improving rapidly. and Able to be out around. I will continue to recommend Ulla-0.113 ltis certainly n'merlted remedy. Urlc-O is sold by Druggists generally at; 31.00 per bottle. or it will be sent. by the SMITH DRUG COMPANY. of SYRACUSE. N. Y., upon receipt of rice. Liberal size samples and circu- ply for some. Urieo is sold in South Nor-walk by Edw. W. Kcilcy. .lr. r MAINE JAIL IS EMPTY. CAlilS, Min, Dec, 4.—'l‘he. unusual experience of an (apply courtly jail is being cnjoycd by \‘I'nshington coun- ty, which in." the first time since it was built sovcn years ago now has no prisoners. it is also sold to be the first limo In l‘ll‘ty yours that the cells have had no occupants. S - I poem 5. ‘ -——-—- ”TIMI?!" 20 lbs. Granulated Sugar . .. . $1.00 5 lb. pkg. Oatmeal, a piece of dec- orated china in each pkg. 25c 2 |bs_ Pure Leaf Lard 25:: 3 pkgs. Mincemeat. Nonesuch 25¢ Fancy Mixed Cakes, per lb. We 3 lbs. Soda Crackers ............ 25c A. stun Phone 223—3. 22 Cottage Ave.. East Norwalk. wall ‘ Paper l".l I!!! We consider this sea- son’s line the best we ever had. I E. E. Gotham, EDEOOIIA'I'OII. "LIWONl-u 'l“ l. HID? IT. I. NORWALK. l ' l » “um... ”......w ..., .. . DA VID W. RA YMOND. Funeral Director and tmbafmor. 10 North Main St. South Namath. Residence, 0 Washington amt. Telephone at has». 1M2. l ., .. The fiber Bilge Garvin; not: reuse in . Silver mounts ‘ FRANK C. VAN SCOY snot/lame, scam. not warm. AND GAS FITTING. W Tin, chm Iron. Copper ’Ifl’d Zinc. «loath Run bum. t: ' m NW; Conn. : ‘ gumbo . tselrnsnr scccsssrct. urs will be mailed free to all who ap- ' rltr‘nornnncu‘s on , . rue usurp sous ,' Estimate for the Year was is' $12,523,113 Less Than That for This Year WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-~'i.‘he Scorn. fury of the Treasury yesterday lruus- mlttcd to Congress the book of esti— iilatcs of appropriations required for government. service. for the fiscal your ending June 30, 1908. The following table shows these estimates together with tho upprtuirlnllons made by Cou~ gross for each item for the prcscnt the cal your: Estimates for Appro- priations of 1908 1967 Legislative cs- tubllshmout, 3 5,618,”:1 $ 5,047,357 Executive cs- ” t‘ublishmcnt, 32,557,910 110,064,091: Judicial cslub- lluhmcul, 980.1230 l.|tlx,914 Foreign fulcr- coursc, ii.2.':ll,tt77 3,706,683 Military estab- lishment, 79,956,102 72,305,270 Naval oslab. llsllmcnt' ”5,444,950 9R.773.692 Indian affairs, 7,9800.lti0 l-l.l$78,l44 Pensions, 128,245,0uo “3.746.106 Public works. 93,865,5le Postal service 53,545.710 deficiency, lndoflnlto , 298,7l0 MlscclluncOus, 09,244,088 ”sponsor Permanent nu- nuul. appro- . printlons, lili.8.‘lt5..’i'.lti 155,117,320 Grant totals, $080,028,453 $701,561,566 RESTORATION OF HISTORIC CHURCH. WASHINGTON, Doc. 4,—mllisloric Old Falls Church. in Virciniu. from which the viliacc of Falls Church dc- rlvcd its namc and at which church Prcsldcut Washluglon \vorsllippod for yours, is to ho rcstorcd by tho AnnL ricuu Scenic and lilsloricul Proscrva: lion Socicty at. the rcuucst of Roy. (i. S. Somersvillo, the ,ycctor of the Church. Augustin Washington, futil- er of General Washington. nominatod tgl‘ho vcstry its first rector in the your t) I. "Women," rcmarkcd tho typowrlicr boardcr, ”are always rcady to forgive Iilll'llt‘loi‘t‘lIllill'lSiIiill‘titllll clztoin claoln and forgot." “Yes," ropllcd the old bachelor, “but they nl‘vcl‘ lot a man forgot that they forgave."-—(‘.bh-ngo News. A new .11" pan; is not what the poo to want when they roquln good werk anuhlp. My work is done right and when I say A loll ll done, its done. ARTHUR E. IENEDIC‘I’. Plumbing, Timing and Itum Fitting. I Monroe direct. lo. Norwnik. Men’s and Boy’s. , OVERCOATS Latest; Style $5 to $15 ll. GUI‘TLIEB'S. MEN’S AND BOYS’ FURNISHER. 11 NO. MAIN ST. SO. NORWALK. _ ‘ EAD TO FOOT FURNISHERS. OOUTH NORWALK. CONN. TRANIAOTO A GENERAL IANKIN» IUDINEIO. I ll NIllllNll Bill 1 f oar-ml: $100,000.00 IURPLUI nun PROFITIN} 317050000 EDWIN H. MATHIWUON. PM I JOHN H. KNAPP, VIII-Pr... FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Quill". Wit-FRED IODWELL. Ant. Cuhlfl pine-roan. I. R. Mathewson Henry John H. Knapp Ismael Grumman Josiah R. Melvin ii. Wall-ea Mervin christian 0mm John H. mm. Fred H. Rowan. Wall Papers. ... ,..,,.,..,.,.' Paintels’ Slipplles. Crockerll. Glassware. House-furnishes . Goods. ‘ Cloth Window Mild... with m. as White Curtain Point. with littoral. 100 Picture Iran‘s-gent! Willow Shades Made to Order. h.‘ Painting and Decoration. ' i... it. Enlist. In cranium: ‘ El , a one A NEGESBIIYI. i ‘f Youroniy sal‘l‘uuard in Ilclti Estate lransncllous «- when Iibal Estate titles are .guurnw . trod and lnsurml by this ‘conI-I pally they are. ubsolutclv prof looted from ALI. errors ‘iilitl . I defects. ONE fee insures you as long as you own tbc propcrty. il‘or leaflet and full 'pul'tlcllv‘ lnrn unit your IIEAIJ itil".\’l‘i‘h‘ BROKER. or ATTORNEY. or write home oillce. ‘r lies no it Connecticut . . [tillage it Title Guaranho to. New Rochelle, New York. .0 LAD “Dr. “Francois-- Gompound “"‘EJ‘JW‘ . Sale, Quick. Reliable Re ulator Superior to otth reuiedm sold at. big I when. Guru uarsulecd. Hucccufullv user byovor 200. it} Women. iii-Iona (lent ,drulr. glue or ynmll. Toutlulonlalnaud book (it free. "1‘. Lal’rnneo. I'hlludclyhia, PI. Italy the tall. I. for freight Oniyl I OI Ind after Tuesday, January I. 1006, Freight Propellers will leave Pier 28, East River, New York, from of Dover street). every day, (except; Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received at Norwaik up to 4 p. m. and South Norwalk up to 6:30 p. m. NORWALK BTEAMIOAT CO. Annlng J. [milk ’6. 0. Honolulu ...-I... “no"! Ann, ‘ .Ol . .__.,....A . .. ....—.._4- .J THE NEW. HOTEL VICTORIA DNE MINUTE FROM DEPOT EUROPEAN PLAN. ..Our room. a special feature. CI! and Electric Lights throughout Iv. cry room heated. RATES REASONAILI. Finely stocked Cafe in connection A full line of Acker, Merrill ‘ Com til! 60'. celebrated Winn, lenorl and Cigars always on hand. '1‘. ll. SULLIVAN, Proprietor. Telephone Call. 395-! EVERY. LADY'B once-me amm- |= =. .- ......LI-J wank... __ N . ,4 nhotlld be equipped Will I man. snow white. oneplsrc “Standard" for coialn Ritalin-lull IAIVIIIIII'Y. Have you cvcr sluppcd to ”all“ how dellgllfuiiy courcmuut it IDIII. be to have but and cold running wow] In your drcssius chamber. [loan lug Bpnrtmcul of first floor tolivl room? Ila prosrmre would lflor‘ [U the hlscst degree of comfort.‘ We will gladly quote you prim. 0P] plumbers are strictly compels“ n.1, chanlcl. honest and reliable. , Horace R. flash,- COINER MAIN AND WEST IT... ..... ...-..wumm «J m7 "II PLUMBING AND ITIAIIJ , HEATING. HOT WATER HEATING. ' HOT AIR HEATING. , ll DTOVED AND RANOIIN ILATI AND TIN ROOF! I. GI: and Steam Fittinfl. ‘ In Fixtures, Metal Cutting. In. I Have you uén our stock of ‘ RICHMOND RANGES? TH! JONE3M& HOTC‘HKISI CO PANY, _ 17 WALL‘ DTRIIT. NONWAI-Kn Willi Not bull rel. Own Home? ‘ Rents are advancing all the time. and desirable apartments are [locom- lug nccrccr every day. We have is nullle of very desirable brunch ion Halo, and can make the lotion tutti prlco right. ‘ ‘ J. M. Layman Co: INCORPORATEN.‘ . . 5 Mitre-d Avenue. 09. item-lit; m: Jena a. memo} autumn j ‘ m: fNIUiIANOI int i. i neuronal. " I” W AOT‘AIV n . urn cont» savour i new so. ii I poo-m mm avatar. “rue-u.“ ‘ it ltmniaim Met. '1‘". m M illelwiuuW ‘ .t ‘ y l‘ n 4... IES .1 t .l
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