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The regular weekly prayer meeting
was held lust evening in the Advent
Christian Church.
Rev. Edward Cunningham led the
prayer meeting last evening In the
East Avenue Methodist Church.
A regular meeting ‘of the Junior
Band of the East. Avenue gMethodist
church will be held this evening.
The remains of the late Mrs. Julia
Beeler sister of Thomas Benedict ar-
rived yesterday from South Dakota
whom she died recently. The remains
will be interred in East Norwalk Cc-
motery this afternoon at 2:30.
It Is anticipated that‘there‘ will he a
large attendance at. the meeting of the
East. Nor-walk Fire District this eve-
hing to hear and act. upon "the report
of the committee appointed some time
ago to investigate the feasability of
some plan of street lighting. The
report of the committee will. it is un-
derstood.be of a favorable nature. and
the meeting will be an important. one
in the history of the Fire District.
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
We are pleased to anonunce that Fo-
ley‘s Honey and Tar for coughs, colds
and lung troubles is not affected by the
National Pure Food and Drug Law as
it contains no opiates or other harm-
ful drugs, and we recommend it as a
safe remedy for children and adults.
Plnlstcd's Drug Store and The Clifford
Pharmacy. ”
.—
ROWAYTON.
The. following report of Chief Engt
iii-er Edwin L. Stevens was read at the
Rowayton Fire Department. this week:
To the Officers and Members of thc
Rownyton Fire Department:
Another year’ of our existenCe is at
a close. and at this time it becomes
my duty. as your chief. to render the
fourth annual report. and I respectfully
submit the following for your consid‘
oration: _.
Following is the aggregate fire loss-
es. insurance and insurance paid In the
adopted Rowayton Fire District:
Value of buildings ............ $900.00
Value of contents . .......... .200.00
Total value . .. ........... $1,100.00
Loss on buildings ........ ....S20ii.00
Loss on contents . . . . ........ 30.00
Total loss .................. $235.00
Total insurance involved ...... $200.00
Total insurance paid ........$250.00
Ilcll alarms ........................ 2
There was one and one-half hours“
service on the part of the firemen: 150
feet of hose laid; 6 gallons chemicals
used.
The list of fires are as follows:
January 4—Distrlct No. 18. 12:10 a.
in. A twenty-five foot launch on the
property of John H. Obcrlander, launch
owned by John W. Mills. of New York:
value of launch, $200; damage to
launch, total; insurance on launch,
250: cause of origin, unknown.
January 20—District No. 21. 4:15 p.
m. House owned by Chas. Salter, on
Rowayton avenue; value of building.
3700: no Insurance; value of contents.
8200; no insurance; damage to build-
ing, 35; damage to contents. $30; cause
of origin. matches ignited by mice.
I’uraphernnllu:
600 feet. 2% inch linen hosc.
570 feet 2% inch rubber lined hose.
I supply wagon with truy complete.
l hose jumper complete.
10 lanterns,
1 crowbur.
I pick-bond tire axe.
l trumpet.
3 inegnphoues.
2 Standard il-uullon extinguishers.
2 Underwriter play plpcu with tips.
1 Woodhonse play pipe with tips.
I Allcn shut-off nozzle.
1 linker long distance shut-off pluy
pipe.
I. hydrant wrcnchcs and spunncrs.
I hose and luddcr strap.
d police report.
It: twolvo quart Ilrc. pulls,
l1: fourths-n uuurl Ilro pulls.
2 ulx~ront plkc poles.
:1 rubboracoais.
2i iIre hutstlauther) with holds.
it recplmtoi'l.‘ '6
:r Neely hm Jackets.
l at; foot extouclou ladder.
:. turnout at
. s m e we are an to watch
Inc steady-Idvsnrcteinantand good feet
Send yolf want to save inoney to buy a:
your groceries at the NEW IAIT AV
a few of our money savers:
Jonen'. Pilinbury'u or (fold Medal Flon
.Iltllbs. Sugar
Beat (ii-eamcry flutter. lb. :lile
. this. soon r Milk Crackers 25c
nker’s (myth. nor can ...... Bio
Good»00fle=‘ 200
ii ConsTotItoec ................ Illic
Paris Sucl inch 10c
‘I’olitbtm. “or pcclt 20o
Apples. cl kinds, per peck ...... 26c
”.15 Bundle; Wood «......wqr. him
“mote pr ten-cited earn. per pit. . . . ....
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‘ resent.
“karlends In Anaouln. ,.
Miss Florence Driscoil. of Bridgeport ‘ ~
their names enrolled upon the books
, Q
‘ The department and campany rolls
comprise men of high standing. and the
plan for character and bravery.
good citizenship: In mtg]! the excels
.lent traits are therein found in which
. are necessary for the deyelopment and
.i qualification required in the general
makeup of which you firemen here reps
Not only do we find this ex-
cellence of character In our own state
but. throughout the United States, com-
prising the great army of American
firemen, the. same is indelibly Impress-
ed. All seem imbued with perform-
ance of dutyithat at all times redounds
III? their credit in all the affairs of a
e.
The vocation of a fireman is one of
the great factors In all municipal gov-
ernment; It isvhonorablo, greatly res-
pected and at all times appreciated by
all classes of our fellow citizens.
For the cordial and hearty assistance
you have given me in making the du~
ties of my office a pleasant one. I feel
exceedingly grateful and I desire to ex-
ttlllnd my profound thanks to one and
a .
As your chief I feel it my duty to
thank the entire community for their
many kindnesses and valued favors ex~
tended to me during my four years of
office. favors indeed that have always
had the hearty commendation of the
entire board of engineers, and I feel
now that the time Is not for distant.
with the aid of such willing hands, that
otir department will be truly counted
one of the best in the state. and fully
equipped to subdue the deadly flame
which destroys.
‘ (All of which is respectfully submit-
e .
EDWIN L. STEVENS. Chief.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
the, Iliad You Han Always Bought
Bears the
Ma
Signature of
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
II. L. St. .Iohn has a position at
Glcnbrook station.
Charles W. ioff has returned from a
visit with friends in the Catskills.
The Saturday Afternoon Whist Club
was entertained by one of the mem-
bers December lst.
Frank Burke. who was so serious-
ly injured by a fall from a ladder. lust
week, is improving.
The piano purchased in New York
for Center School. Dnrlcn. arrived this
week and is it very fine one.
Harry B. Dauchy arrived Sunday on
Sunday evening. from Colorado, and
will spend a few months with his pur-
cnts, in Darlen.
Miss Jennie McAuliffc anti her moth.
er are at. present. in Shellburne. Muss.
whore Miss McAullffo Is recovering
from a serious illness.
There will be chowder party of Mrs.
J. I’. Burnum's on Wednesday evening,
Dec. 12th. The proceeds will be do-
voted to ch nrch repairs,
Miss Anna Ii. Hadley. who with her
friend. Mrs. Elkins. Is very plcusuntly
located for the winter in Jacksonville.
Flu. writes that the city is growing
rapidly. that apartments thcrc have
all the improvements of those in New
York. luit unlike modern apartment
houses. many of the public front doors
are swinging ones. without fastcniugs
of any kind.
NEW CURE FOR EPILEPSY. '
J. B, Waterman, of Wuicrtown. 0..
rural free dellve y, writes: "My
daughter. afflicted or years with cpl-
lcpsy. was curcd by Dr. King's New
Life Pills. She bus not. had an attack
for over two years." Best body
cleansers and life giving tonic pills on
earth. line at It‘, If. Baxter's. South
Norwuik. and It). 1’. Wood's. Norwulk.
drug stores. "
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GEORGETOWN.
Miss l'ilunchc flutes. ,who has been
quite III. is much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hunter spent
Thanksgiving Day with friends In Nor.
walk. 3
Mrs. Charles Stunlcy is spending it
few weeks with friends to saw York
city. .
Mr. and Mrs, Moxie Wlsnor lure the
WIM parents of twins. a boy and
till' - ,,, i
C. If. Thomas and M Ins (lloln Yl'ho-
inns spout. 'l‘huuksgivlng with friends
in Rlduulioid. .
Major I). H. Miller. who IllIl-l been
quite lil.for the punt few weeks; III
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CHRISTMAS‘ISWCOMIN é
‘ Next to M6! IIM'Q hoist-ya
to build on hII lot on the Little 9 so
‘ "’W” l
l
resents. You can do so by biiyiii
INUE GROCIHY OTORI. Below or),
, l
r. poi- ban; 7(ch
this run h. The bullet struck the
~ $1.00 left- sdeo In fccoond calmed u Hot“
Wife MM Lord. 2 lbs. 2|?! ions wound. It is supposed that it
'I‘utm Rum Pun Cake illour. 3 vksu. uric was u stray bullet shot by a nun-luv
3 J 5 Jam 21k man at practicum-by a hunter. 'I‘tie.
amnIVMiik .
Posh. per can
"It Norwnllt.
..ment. and I feel it a great privilege
to be enrolled a Connecticut fireman.
, Well we might. feel proud that the .
”department members. as well as both
. companies of this department. have
, of the Fireman’s Association of this
state.
composition of the highest type of
for
mrh better.
.hsrlea Welder-strum has pro on
ground for a new house which n is
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25
It
Mildred. sum mismividmh’t
ls visiting at the home of her grand
mother. Mrs. Mary Connery.
Samuel Perry of New York spent
last Thursday at the home of his par.
ents Mr. and Mrs.» Nathan Perry.
. Mics Irene lockwood of Weston hula
returned home after a. few davl' visit
with her sister. Mrs. Gershom Hill.
Rev. and Mrs. Jesuo‘Bmlaman and
son of Jamey City were the . recent
grime ofFMr. and Mrs Daniel Olm-
El e . -
Louis Bh‘rt'ett. of Camp has pur-
cupy it ludhu near futur , .
Haven and Mr. and Mus Ibertfivery
of South ‘Salem were‘ku to of‘ Mrs.
Abram Nash on Thanksgiving Day.
M .
~Constlpatlon causes headache. unit
sea. dizziness. Inuguonuheart palpltn
tion. Drastic ‘physics' gripe. slcken
weaken the bowels and don’t cure.
Doun‘s.Regulets act gently and cure
contstipation. 25 cents. Ask your drug-
g s .
WESTPORT.
.—
Mrs Louis Mills Is the guest of
friends in Bridgeport
Mrs. Mary Adams and son leave
here today for Passadena. Cal.
Joseph Clinton has entered the em-
ploy of O. W. Guyer. the mllkniau.
Mrs. E. C. Blrge. is entertaining
Miss Gladys Hill. of New York city.
Miss Heunerberg. of New York. Is
the guest of her parents nt.the Farms.
Christ. church rectory on Burr ave-
nue is being treated to a new coat of
paint. .
Mrs. L. B. Switzer is entertaining
Mr. anti Mrs. Charles Henderson from
Nevada
Lloyd Nash is going to build unotir
or large ice'house near his home on
King street.
Mics Ruth Goodsell has returned
home to Bridgeport after a visit here
with relatives.
Mrs. George Meeker and son are
boarders at the home of Frank Wilke-
mun. Cmss Highway.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bangcrt have
returncd from a visit in Georgetown
with relatives and friends.
Rev. F. B. Wontworth. Archdeacon.
of Lexington. l\'y.. will be heard in
Trinity Church. Sunday.
Greens Farms Farmer's club was on-
tertaincd at its Tuesday night meet-
ing at the Fairfleld home of W.
Ilurr.
Shchood Allen and wife of flostnn
Mass. \verc recent guests of Mr. Al-
len's purcnts. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus
Allen, of Compo street.
Many people tom Westport and
Snugutuck attended the funeral of
Mrs. Henry \Vukcinun. of ircens
Farms. the mother of former Select-
man J. I’. Wakcmmi. '
The auxiliary of thc Congregational
Church gave an entertainment yester-
day afternoon that, proved to be one of
the most novel and attractive that has
been offered here.
Rev. George Bishop of the Methodist
Episcopal (‘hurch was to give an en-
tcrcsiing lecture. illustrated by the
slcropticnn. to the children of West.-
pori in the church parlors this after-
noon.
An ()ricntul afternoon and evening
was givcn by the Woman's Auxiliary
of the Congregational Church Wedncsv
day uflt-rnoon and evening In the
rhupcl of the church, India. China
Japan. Korea and other countries re
presented by different Indies who wore
tlu. cost union of those countries and
refreshments were served to a large
number.
LONG TENNEBSEE FIGHT. .
For twenty years W. L, Rawls. of
Dolls. Tenn. fought nasal cutnrrh. He
writes: “The swelling and soreness In-
side my nose. was fearful, till I begun
applying Bucklen‘s Arnlcu Salve to the
sore surface; this caused the soreness
and swelling to disappear. never to re-
turn." Best salve in existence. 25c
at. F. If. Baxter's. South Norwulk, and
E. P. Wecd’s. Norwaik. druggists. ”
ow HOTEL ooLo.
New Haven Owners Part With Naugh-
tuck Property. 4
NAUGATUCK. Dec. 7.~The Nouga-
tuck hotel property at the corner of
Main and Maple streets has just been
sold to A. If. Lord, of Waterbury, for
men who have purchased the property
as an investment. The deal has been
lIntIf‘l‘ way for some time with the
New Haven representatives of the Por-
ry estate which has owned the place
for years. '
M
OUTWITB THE SURGEON.
A colnpllcntlon of female troubles.
with cuuirrh of the stomach and how
old. bud reduced Mrs, Thou. S. Austin.
of anenworth. but, to such a deplor-
ublo condition, that her dilator advised
an operation: but her bushimd fearing
fatal results. postponed title to try
Electric hitters; and to tho amm-
inent of all who knew her, this medi-
cine completely cured her. Caustic
teed cure for torpld liver. kidney dill-
mule. billloucncss. jaundice. chills and
fever. general liability. nervousness
and blood poisoning: Belt. tonic
made. Price 50c ‘F. H. Baxter's.
South Norwalk. and .JP. Wood's. Nor-
waik, drug mm. Try it. ”
SHOT WHILE 0N THI HIGHWAY
TORRING'I‘ON, Dec. ’I.»-M. 8. Ful-
ler. driver of tin oil wagon. was hit
by a rifle bullet yesterday afternoon
while passing along a road north of
incident was “periodic the police.
and, there will be an investigation.
chased the Nelson place, now occupl' ‘ f,
ed by Mr. and Mrs. Gupta. and will oc- ‘ .
Mr. auers. Samuel; ash of New '
a. . . I . . ..
T ““500!"
Guaranteed
.... «,n.
POTATOES ALL FROZEN.
They Were Six Week: In Transit From
Maine. ..
WATERBURY, Dec. 7.———»Seven
carioads of potatoes shipped rom
Maine three of them consigned to this
city. two to Torrlngton. We to The-
maston. and one to Winstcd. have been
received here In frozen condition.
It Is said they Were six weeks in
transit from Maine owing to freight
delays. The estimated loss on the car-
go is not known. but the carloads were
valued at about 82.500.
A TEXAS WONDER.
There's a Hill at Bowie. Teas. that's
twice as big as last year. This wonder
is W. L. Hill, who from a weight of 90
pounds has grown to over 180. He
says: “I suffered with a terrible
cough. and doctors gave me up to die
of Consumption. I was reduced to
90 pounds, when I began taking Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump-
tion. Coughs and Colds. Now, after
taking 12 bottles. I have more than
doubled in weight and am completely
cured." Only sure Cough and Cold
cure. Guaranteed by I“. H. Baxter.
South Not-walk. and E. P. Weed. Nor-
walk. druggisis. 50c and 81.00. Trial
bottles free. ”
THIEVES SET FIRE TO HENNERY
TORRINGTON. Dec. 7.-—~At 4:30
o'clock yesterday morning the chicken
house of Dr. Bela St. John was discov‘
cred to be on fire. The building was
burned in spite of the efforts of the
firemen. and a barn nearby was saved
only by the hardest work. It is believ-
ed that the chicken house was set. on
fire by thieves who had carried away
all the chickens. The loss was about
$200.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
Dot. says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of. but. nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. II. Plaistod. F. H.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
HONOLULU. Dec. 7.-I.Inltcd States
Commissioner of Immigration Sargent,
who is here from Washington to inves.
tignte the subject, says the Hawaiian
immigration law has been complied
with in the importation of Portuguese.
but. that the Department of Justice will
review the law.
A FLOOR BEAUTIFIED BY
1
I4. .dG M I .‘
Is a lasting satisfaction. As a per-
fcci finish for hardwood floors. and
other wood work indoors or out; for
any other household varnishing Liquid
Granite is unequaled. Easy to apply.
economical. durable and difficult to
deface.
:67»
r ‘1 . ‘
lluui Irene
this wintcr weather.
eleven and crates with
iiillit
II. burns out absolutely clown.
v
I
out.
yourself that it's
‘fllul nu"
Turnip». per pk. tru- monument. the ideal medicine for
Figs NM! Mackerel. ii for 2n the little tines. Contains no opinion. audible. “mum
.Q, tilled at)“ ’up gmomrgdiy l:ltlur'hlgt'igll‘ntgi{guru‘s H.
inf-uni.........uiuuunuul.LIN .. “8 W. i y} .
' ~ . . I'chltt. 42 Cu, one ...p't. gr the .. 5° South “9““ git”?
ANT, "Baby on; 2: " sum ~ . e idiot-ii '
moor. .
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Pharmacy and um. gm“ we: . ..
" ‘Fn'olu no
IMPORTATION OF . PORTUGUESE. _
restoring Oilclth and Linoleum; or for
Fill up your
Not
one piece In left. when the fire goes
Try a load and you will find out for
fun. liaiinauti
RliEUMA'rlsn
The Diionso fltha Dangers--
5hould Bo Token
. In Time.
3.. . ,S
Rheumatism has long; been regarded
‘ u I ”cubic ‘Whlch, whilm might. be
A painful. wssuot necessarily dangerous.
Very few persons. It. was thought. ever
died from Rheumatism. Pick up a pa-
" . .por today, and you wings. that the
majority of sudden desthil‘hro due to
some form of neglected Rheumatism.
Rheumatism of the bent-ta, neuralgia
of the heart. paralysis and poisonous
Rheumatic acid are among the most.
dangerous forms of the disease. If
Rheumatic acid poison is'sllowcd to
stay in the system. sudden death can
soul-call be averted. There is but. one
cure or Rheumatism. and that in
Smith‘s Specific Urlc-O. No other
Rheumatic remedy can possibly do as
much for the disease. Uric~0 is a. posi-
tive cure for Lumblgo, Muscular and
Articuliu' Rheumatism. It. will cure
Solution and Rheumatic Kidney trouble
In the most pleasing manner. Urlc-O
costs $1.00 per bottle. and can be sup~
plied by your Dru gist. Samples and
circulars will be c ecrfullyforwurdod
by the SMITH DRUG COMPANY.
s‘rnacnsn. N. Y.
Ilrlc-O is sold in South Norwalk by
hiriw. W. Kelley. Jr.
YOUTH DECAMPS AND MOTHER
SUFFERS.
Dsnbury Lad Gone and Bond of $300
In Called.
James Dornn. ii. Danbury youth of 18.
charged with burglary. forfeited n
bond of $300 furnished by his widow-
ed mother. in the Criminal Superior
Court this morning.
It was a case in which the boy‘s
mother receives the entire punishment
while he escapes free. He promised
to stand trial. so his mother scourd
his release on a bond, and just before
the time came for the opening of court
the boy skipped and nobody knows
where he is now, while his mother will
have to make good the $300.
Doran was charged with burglariz-
ing the house of 0. A. Rogers in Dan-
bury on January 17. 1904. He left
town shortly after the affair and did
not return until a month ago .when he
was arrested. .
MAKES THE LIVER LIVELY.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup gives
permanent relief in cases of habitual
constipation as it stimulates the liver
and restores the natural action of the
bowels without irritating these organs
liks pills or ordinary cathartic-B. Does
not nuuscnte or gripe and is mild anti
plcusant to take. Remember the
name ORINO and refuse substitutes.
Plainted's Drug Store and The Clifford
0.
all ‘
ape
1m
P
I
We consider this sea-
son‘s line the best
we ever had. .
Charles E. Don. E. E. Gotham.
‘ HARDWARE. IIIEGOMTOII. "w
I. NORWALK.
I. III" IT.
DA WD W. RR YMOND.
Funeral Director
‘ ""I tmbalmar.
to New led-in st. MIMI! Norwalk.
Ruin-nos. ll Washington strut.
.H I PLIADQ F, MEMONY.
4 New Haven Oyltsr’ Dalton,“ looped.
. , tot": Trial. .
r M“ its fu‘ee‘tihg‘in ‘Newflinn next
Tuesday the state shell fish commie
slon will consider the evidence given
,In the hearing of charges against Chili
tuln William A. Lewis. state Inspector
of oyster beds. The bearings have
been held at New Haven and Bridge-
port and they were finished Monday.
The oystcrmen who dredge the nut-
nrul bcds made charges that the ln-
specior bud fuvorcd tbofllculers who
the natural groutluirs. He made our
phuiic denial. '
of New lliivcu. appeared and made an
to it more l'inl'monlous feeling. saying
that the hostility now existing between
the planters and the natural growthers
should be dropped for the sake of the
oyster industry throughout. the state.
He said that if the present bickering
and strife continued, pretty soon the
slate itself would step in and make
'thlngs mighty unpleasant for both
sides.
So long as the present war» he-
twt-on the planters and natural grow-
thcrs contiuucs. not only both sides
will suffer but tlic oystcr consuming
topic will also got the small end of
the deal.
It is not. thought, a decision will be
reached to rsomo tiinc.
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State of, Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas
County, so. .
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partncr of iIlt‘ firm of 1“. J.
Cheney & 00.. doing business in the
City of Toledoptiounty and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOIr
LARS for each and every case of Ca-
tnrrh that cannot be cured by the use
of Hall's Catarrh Cure,
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this tith day of De‘
cembcr. A. 1)., 1886.
A. W. GLEASON.
(Seal). Notary Public.
Hull‘s Cutarl‘h Cure is taken inter-
nally. and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
I“. J. CHENEY. & 00., Toledo, 0.
. Sold by all druggists. 750.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipay
tion. "
spectator. a sauna
Weak Fish. lb. ...... .. .......... 120
Flat Fish. 5 lbs. 25c
Native Frost Fish. 5 lbs. for .. 25C
Market (‘od ...... .... ..... .. 5c lb
Steak Cod . . ................ . . 12c lb.
Halibut ........ . ............. 15c. lb.
Escallops ............ 40c, and 45C qt.
All other kinds fish at reasonable
PJ‘ICO- .. : n. H-112
Dacross.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET. 4
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Sire: prldge
I. not what the people want when they
rcqulro good workman-hip. My work
I: done right and when I my A Job
In «no. It: done.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
Plumbing. Timing and Mum Fitting
I Monro. “not. .0. Norwalk.
IOUTH NORWALK. cons.
runners A assent; IANKINL
, nouns“. - .
“ iii". ‘I I
r" smut:
310000000
I IDIPLUI Vane "amid
”33.80000
EDWIN H. MATHEWION PHI. '
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vlco- no.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Cashier.
WILERIII IODWELL. Ant. Cubic!
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pinacrou. ’
l. R. flatucwcon Henry.
John H. Knapp Iamuoi Grommet,
Josiah I. Marvin :3. Wallace Marvin
curl-tilt: Swan: John H. LIIM.
Fm! H. Royall.
Wall Papers.
.m- . ”"1“
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'“"I"" u—I—O
Painters’ Supplies.
Telephone It noun, 134-2.
qum s. -.....“ a .. ....
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FRANK C. ‘
VAN SCOY 7
PLUMBING. ‘i’
STEAM. ‘
HOT WATER, if ,
AND ' ‘1,
OAS FITTING. '
Tin. Slim Iron. Copper
adamant (2......
Crackers.
Glassware.
House—furnishing
Goods.
Cloth Window sandal. with Mun. no
Mite Curtain Pain. with datum. Illa
Picture fraud; and Window
Shades Made to Order.
Painliua and . ..
. Decorating.
|.. safeties.
w
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have private beds to the detriment of ‘
Al. the lust hearing, I‘lenry C. Rowe I
effort to swing the warring factions Ill. '
A Jack or.“ in};
Silurian:
“I and (graces in and is like simwmn. Ihom‘
ecu I In our rom dyupc mm and sour stomach
I the last. two yearn. have broil tukip util-
: no And other dru .but could tin mu rolIa ‘
onshort time. will rccoiuuium‘ (turnouts i »
my friends all that on y tliluu for t‘idll onion cu .
sour stomach and to cop the news a ' u good cm a
ILtlop. They as: very nice to can” . i
~ orry Stuukloy. Munch Chunk. l’w'
,y , .
best For f ,. y!
, The bowels . 5‘ I
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- Plan-nu. Palomino. Potentl 'I‘utcoodd: catered.
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Never Sic n. Weaken or (Ir r. 10c. 36c. . I
old in Int g. The genuine ttfblut Bumped
summed to cure or your money Milt. i
Busing Remedy/‘20.. Chicago cr‘NN. 599
AIIIIIAI. SILE‘TEII MILLIOII BOXES.
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CHESHIRE EXPRESS DI'LI'VZR MISS‘
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CHESHIRE. Dec. 7f~Willis Upsou,
who drives the local :xprcss betwoeul
this town and New iuvcn, has been
missing since Mot fly, the family on
friends here havi i: received no word;
from him since but. day, when but
drove to New I you as usual. Upson.
is it) years your] has a. wife and two
children.
Iltnifi Line iii-N. Y
or freight Only‘ ‘
0- d after Tuesday. January I
1906, reight Propellers will leave.
Pier , 8. East River. New York. (foo!
of var street). every day, (except
Sun 3y). at 4 p. m. Freight received-
st orwalh up to 4 p. In. Ind flout!
NoI walk up to 5:80 p. m. . .
t NORWALK STEAMIOAT co. I
Arming J. Imlth C. c. Hoe-mum
Lou-I. loom-II Ann.
. ”Huh... .2
THE new.
HOTEL VICTORIA
on unsure rsou paper.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
..Dur room- a special feature. In
and Electric Light. throughout. Iv.
cry room heated. ,1
RATES REASONAILI.
Finely stocked Cafe in counsellor:
A full ilne of Acker. Merrill C Con.
. dlt Co’s celebrated Wines, qunon Ind
Cigar. always on hand. .
T. u. SULLIVAN, Propdnon.
Telephone Call. 393—4
avast-.upv'c Constants cums-
mm; 'E-R- ..muag
should be equipped with I “lull
snow white. out-piece “Stand-M" Pu?
celaln Enumclcd Lavatory. ,
Have you ever stopped to maids!
how dellubfully conwulent It woulQ
be to have but and cold running wutfl
In your dressing chamber. clean
lng apartment of first floor loin]
room? he prt-scilce would 8110!" [LJ
the hlpest dt‘llltle of comfort. .
We will glnflly quote you prion. OI!!!
plumbers are strictly competult m
phonics. honest and reliable. i
Horace R. flash.
CORNER MAIN AND WEIT OT...
1“, . .. ...“... 1m“?
PLUMBING AND 3mm
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.‘
HOT AIR HEATING.
craves AND RANGE. l‘
ILATI AND rm ROOFING.
an and Steam Fitting." .
In Fixtures. Mot-t Calling. In.
Have you soon our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
TH] JONES & HOTCNKISO
COMPANY.
17 wsu: crass-r. uoswsut.
Willi Not/bull Your
Own Home?
Rents are advancing all fun time.
and desirable apartments are becom-
lng scarcer every day. We have-ll
number of very «inulriilllo home» full
mile, and can make IIIQ“I£I‘IIII and
price right. ,
J. M. Layton in Co."
INGOIIPORATED.‘
5 Railroad Avon'uo. Io. «mam
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