The Rev. E. liiuntngbain will preach
in Criinbury chapel, tomorrow after-
noon at I: 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fleming. of
East Norwaik, enjoyed Thanksgiving
with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hodges, in
New Canaaii.1
A cottage prayer meeting will be
held Monday evening at. Mrs. Robert-
’i‘hompsonfis, 265 East avenue. Friends
and neighbors are cordially invited to
attend,
Miss Ellen Purify. who is teaching
in Bolton. this state. has been spend-
ing several days with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. S. A. Purdy, Lincoln street.
Westport.
The teachers of the East Avenue
Methodist Sunday school would like
to have every scholar hand in their
name and address tomorrow. at Silli-
day school. '
The Sunday morning subject in the
Advent, Christian Church. by Rev. .I.
W. Davis, will be The Thief on the
Cross; ills Request and Christ‘s An-
swcr. In the evening Mr. Davis will
give the second serition of the series
on the topic The Kingdom of Heaven.
A very pleasant. surprise party was
tendered Miss Emma Anderson at her
home in Loretta street, Thursday evc-
ning. The evening was pleasantly
spent in appropriate games. Selec—
tions on the piano were rendered by
Miss Emma Ollerensliaw and others.
A tempting supper was served shortly
before midnight. The following guests
voted Miss Anderson a most admirable
hostess: The Misses Anna Ollercn-
Shaw. Helen Blackman, Bertha Gand-
rup. Emily Blackmail. Clara Anderson,
Carrie Gandrup and Emma Anderson.
Messrs. Richard Carruthers. Paul Mec-
ker. George Lamb. John Gandrup.
Charles Anderson and James Carruth-
ers.
. Some years ago an evangelist named
Htiosicd created quite a. stir in The
Norwalks by his aggressive. means iit
giving out. the Broad of l.ife-—so much
so that hnwas dropped by one faction
hilt was soon taken up by another. and
at differctnt times had different meet-
ing houses in which to put forth his
strenuous arguments. He was tall. an-
gular. rawboned. cloarn shaven and
with a square jaw which came toge-
ther like a. trip hammer. when he said
something particularly strong. He dis-
appeared from these parts. however.
atid for a long time was not. heard
from. His strolling propensities final-
ly brought him up in the Holy Land
at. about the seats little the. Rev. '1‘.
Dewitt. 'l‘almadgc and party consist-
ing of his wife. daughter and Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Klopsclt. were touring that
part of the. world. Huosted met them
on the banks of the Jordan, the spot
being as near as could be located
where John the Baptist baptised the
Saviour. and milling would do but.
the reverend doctor baptise Hues-
tcd on that saute spot. Rubber gur-
ntouts were procured and both onion
cd the waters together. Huestcd's ti-
guro towerng nearly a bead and hould-
crs over ’l‘almadge. who, himself was
about six foot tall. The ceremony con-
sisted of the evangelist being immers-
od three times. over his head, in the
name of the. Father. Son and Holy
Ghost. signifying the death aitd burial
of the old Adam and the resurrection
of the new. While this solemn act
was being performed. Tulmadgc‘s par.
ty sang 0n Jordan‘s Stormy Banks I
Stand." milking the entire scone one
never to be forgotten by those who
participated. The. great. clergyman
has long ago gone to his reward. as
well its his beloved wife. but Mr. and
Mrs. Kiopsch and the reverend doc-
tor‘s daughter who was married only it
few wacks before Dr. 'I‘uimaiigc diod.
are still alive. Talmadgc's only ro-
miilning son is the Rev. It'l'tilik lie
Will 'l‘uimadgo. who we built-yo is lo-
cated in Ims Angeli-s, Cal,
ROWAYTON.
The. South Norwaik Quiirtctil» will
Mug tomorrow night ill lite Iiowuyioii
Baptist. Church.
There will be it rehearsal of the
t‘iiristmun music at the Rowuyion Bap-
tist Church tonight at. 7:30 o'clock.
Every child is requested to be prciicnt.
itownyton Baptist Church. Rev, F.
i'. brown. pnstxm—Eorvicm 10:30 a. m.
sermon. Power: eyening. fourth in the
series on Curious Texts—«The ,Botile
» .in the smoke; singing by the South
._ Norwalk ,Qucrtette at the evening ser-
vice. Bible school. 11:45: Juniors.
3:30; Seniors. 6:15; Thursday evening,
7:30. happy hour service.
Rowayto‘n Methodist Church. Rev.
E. W. Bysslie. pastoru'l‘he pastor will
pneach at. both services. tomorrow.
Topic. morning. It‘aithfuiness and Its
Reward; in the evening, the pastor will
preach the third sermon to young wo-
men; subject. Courtship and Marriage.
The usual song service, led by the or-
chestra, will precede the semen in
the evening. The chapel will be made
wlarm and comfortable for both ser-
v cos. .
defiance were out in force after the
Spriiindaie, New Canaan and Roway-
ton and Darlen. The work of exter.
minating squirrels Is carried on by the
same parties. who are liable to get in
serious trouble one of these'fine days.
when the game wardens catch them.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
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 1 took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
The piano which was recently se-
cured by the Center School was pur-
chased from Mrs. J. W Studweli, In
South Norwalk
Mr, and Mrs, John Bates, of New-
tmvn avenue. Westport. have been re—
ccnt guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Rates, in Dorian.
Dr. John Waite Avery, of Norotou.
has aniitlunced his retirement from
general practice. to accept an ap-
pointment at. the Manhattan Eye and
Dar Hospital, New York.
A concert was given in Newton
Heights, Thursday night, the proceeds
of which go towards the Heights Fire
Department. Mr. Poaston was re-
sponsible for the splendid array of tal-
ent. produced, and he deserves credit
for his selection. Solos were given
by James Clark and Master Dugdalo.
Miss Hoyt and Mrs. Holmes: piano
and violin selections by Charles and
Miss Otto, and the Ball family. with
their band. gave several overtures. Ali-
fred Clark gave a hypnotic display.
which was ‘much appreciated. and n.
duct by Mrs. Holmes and Jim. Clark
was very' effective. There was a
crowded attendance.
E. C, DeWitt & Co.. of Chicago, at
whose laboratory Kodol is prepared.
assure us that. this remarkable diges-
tiint. and corrective. for the stomach
conforms filliy‘lo all provisions of the
National Pure Food and Drug lluw.
Sold by The Clioffrd Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy. "
WESTON.
Mrs.
.visil.cd
livers, ,
A. R. Gilbert is about again after
his recent illness.
Mrs. E. J. Perry is visiting relatives
in Bridgeport.
Miss Ella Fauton is the guest, of ili‘i'
sister. Mrs. Hoyt in Norwalk.
It is reported that Willis Sturges
has sold this house and farm.
The annual business meeting. of the.
Norflcld Church Society, was held on
Monday.
L. M. Gould. made a business trip
to I‘larthrd on Tuesday.
Miss .leuiiic Hoyt. of Rldgcficld. is
visiting her cousin. Miss Mun. Fair
ton. ‘
Charles and llyman Beers have been
painting the residence of Clifford Pat.
cher.
'f‘hc llyons‘ Plains School District
has voted to ,erect a new school
house.
Miss Ella Northrup, of Port Cites"
lor. has visited her mother, Mrs. Lewis
Northrup.
Mr. C. A. iirowu. of New York. has
been visiting friends iii town for se-
veral days.
Mrs. i). ll. ltowlund entertained a
number of friends at wiiist on Tues~
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. l-‘riink Hawley are e'n-
tertaining their aunt. Mrs. lt‘uttnio Hoyt
of New York city.
The pupils of tlio Noi'fiold Sunday
his mot her. Lyman
'rk'iiooi will hold a rehearsal of the
Christmas exercises itt tho Church
today.
Miss May lluiulltou. was able to re.
turn to South Norwalli on Wednesday
ttficr IIII Illness of several days. at her
home here.
Millls Hanks. the fifteen your old
son of Frederick Banks. who has been
dangerously ill. for the past week.
with diphtheria. iii slowly improv-
ami 7:30 . in. Subject of morning
and you want. to save money to buy 1)
your groceries pt the NEW EAST av
1 a few of our money savers:
_.loiios‘. Pilbtbury‘s or Gold Medal iflou
'20ibb.8uxar
Betti Creamery Halter. lb. till
3 lbs. Soda or Milk Crackers 25c
{Baker’s Cocoa. nor can lite
“,(lootl Coffee 200
’3 Cans Tomatoes 250
Paris Ruccetash .............. 10c
Potatoes. tier peck .............. 20o
Apples. all kinds, per putsk and
If; Bundles Wood Elia
Whole of Cracked Com: Def 1) . «V ‘
' i" A. Iii =.
_ 5m am Ave.
ii.
p, ._ _. r
filing“ 1‘”inan
' m‘ to Lino unt's Factory.
.7 bin/Vin a a
ing.
.4 Wm ....... aw...“
onmsfiflé' Is GOMIN G
resents. You can do so by buying
ENUE GROCERY BTORE. Below are
No
31.110
25c
2M-
21b:
25c
250
10c.
r.pcr bag
I’uro Ilcuf lard. 2 lbs.
Tube Rose I’iin (hike Flour. ll pligs.
adorn .Inm
BostCofIae
BOsnIMIlk.....................
Peas, per can
'furitips.por pk. ltm
Ifillc New Mackerel. ii for uric
stipulation....................1M..-
Lite
”Hun...
mini.
uncut.ain.lu-u..._o-n-lunia....
I-s- .31.». “win. .u'Au auto
l
I
l
i
_, Slaughter of rabbits, with the aid Pharmacy.
.. of guns and ferrets. is evidently still
- going on. in violation of law. Sociall-
'j ed sportsmen who set the statutes in
i
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle. anuon on the property 01.
y m h can on
he stole list for quite a while has re-
sumed work with William Wheeler. of
New Canaan.
Mrs. Mortimer Weed. who has been
spending arrow days with her mother.
Mrs. harsh Hamilton. has returned
home to Glenbrook. ' 1
Joseph Reiney. who has been work-
ing 0 tithe farm of Sherman Hoyt. has
resigned and taken a. similar position
at the re dance of Charles Sonic. at ,
Talmudge ‘ ill.
It. was decided not to have any ‘
more meetings in the?» “Methodist
chapel in the evening this winter. but.
to have them in thoafternoon at 3 .,
o'clock. so people from South Norwaik
cttlmld have the pleasureof attending
t em.
For chapped and cracked hands got
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvo. Sold by
The Cliftord Pharmacy and The Bridge
II.
WESTPORT. _
Christ Church rectory is being paint-
“Eht SHOW. ””8 week. in Glenbrook. ed on its exterior.
Joseph Clinton is now in the employ
of Milkmen 0. W. Guyer.
Mrs. A. M. Smith entertained St.
Agnes Guild Wednesday afternoon.
The Mary A. Wilkins Guild met on
Thursday with Mrs. S. W. Sherwood.
Another ice house in course of con-
Lloyd
Nash.
The Westport Entertainment club
met. last. evening with Harry Cross-
man oti Riverside. avenué.
Samuel Elwood who has been on the
Fer sale by R. H. Plaisted, F. H. sick list for some time is so far re-
covered ss to be about again.
Sherwood Allen and wife have. re-
turned to their liotittI in Boston after
a visit here with the parents of Mr.
Allen.
Mrs. E. 0, Wakemnn and daughter
have closed their cottage hero and
gone to spend the winter in Bridge-
port.
it is rumored that the. Gun Club is
to be reorganized, ’l‘lto Thanksgiv-
ing shoot served to arouse renewed iti-
tercst in the club.
it is reported that D. II. Bradley.
.lr.. is critically ill at his home. Lyons
Plans section and grave fears are on-
tet'tnlncd as to his recovery.
The illustrated iOt‘Illl't' to have been
given in tlic moihodist church by the
Rev. Mr. Bishop. was postponed on ac-
count of the inclement weather, it was
for the school children.
Mrs. Mary Adams and still. Edward,
have gone to I’assadciiti, (‘itl.. for the
balance of the winter. The trip it is
hoped will materially benefit Mr.
Adams who has just returned from a
New York Hospital where be under-
went on operation.
The \Vostport Historical Society will
meet. on Monday evening the 11th at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Stup-
ios, The speaker will be Rev. Stim-
tici Hart, ii. 1).. president of the Con-
necticut Historical society ills subject
will be "General Robert Sougwick and
the Expedition to Jamaica in 1656."
“Much ado about nothing" might be
called the trouble. between the italian
fittitilics in Suttgatuck named respec-
lively (“apcllo and Chappa. lt scents
that ii few weeks ago the children of
these two families, who had never
gotten along any too well. had a quar-
rel which cattle to blows. The cause
of the quarrel was a whipping recoil"
I‘Ii by line of the children because of ii
complaint lodged against, her by ”W
other child's mother. The night the
children uuurrcled the two families
took up the quarrel; tlic Coppello wo~
titan wont to the home of the Chapptt
family anti. the, Chappa futility say.
abused thcni foari‘uliy. At any rate
the (,‘aticllo woman Wits arrested and
tried in Saugaluck. Mrs. Capella
was found guilty and fined thirty (lol-
lurs. Mrs. C'ltpcllo was not satisfied
and the case was taken in Bridgeport
iuid tried again yesterday. The saute
decision was given there- making the
total cost to the defendant over sixty
dollars. Lawyer .lohn Cutico, of Nora
walk, appeared for the defendant.
Many of the people of Westport. and
Suugaiuck thought the case was not
a straight one and that the cost would
come on the, town. bitt. now the matter
has been satisfactorily adjusted and
defendant will pay the cost of the
court. The case has taken a long time
to try because all the evidence had to
come through interpreters.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian lliilm is breaking up colds when.
cvcr,triod. almost without exception.
10c 26c. 60c and $1.01) bottles. The
Clifford. Baxter's and Plaisted's. “
DANGER iN DELAY.
Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous
for South Norwaik People to
Neglect.
The great. danger of kidney troubles
in that. they not a ilrnt hold before the
sufferer recognizes them. Health is
gradually utidcrminmi. illicknchc.
heartache. nervousness, lameness, solo
iiess. liiiiibiigu.airiiiary troubles. drop-
sy. diabetes and Bright‘s disease fol-
low in merciless succession. Don’t.
neglect your kidneys. Cure the kid-
neys with the certain and safe remedy.
Dean’s Kidney Pills. which has cured
people right here in South Norwulk.
Mrs. Fred Jones. of 86 Cove Ave...
East Norwalk. Conn. says: “i never
had any trouble with my kidneys un-
til juct before I obtained Dosii's Kid-
ney Pills at Piaitsed’u Drug Store.
was taken all at once with a severe
pain in the lotus and it kept constantly
aching. Illicit after bending forward.
it almost took my breath away to
straighten and I was solved with dint
heap that. almost obscured my vision.
thni rcud uiutitt Dunn‘s Kidney Pills.
I thought that. I Would try them. Be:
fore I had taken thewhoie of one box.‘
I began to feel better. Soon the pain
disappeared for good and I have not
bad the slightest indication of a re‘
turn.“
For sale by all «lantern, i’rlco 5“.
cents. Foster-Mllhttrb tin. Burial '
New York. sols agents for, the Unite
States. “
Int Not-walk. “has no other.
5..” -. i’l
ammu- the namewmsn'ewand
p yourself that Wu
P l ' it Md
Kennedy's, Favorite Remedy.
lunch-very“ new no or in
Ind would. an to and. lip . at ‘92.
David Knurled 'o Feynman”:-
Idyliucu c allot-tho but play.
all: failures. he
most lerhbio
,mmlhvohoen in ,
' Kidney. Liver, 1
Bladder and Uri— '
“ nacy‘Dlsmses.
Rheumatism
and Constipa-
. ,Mairy
pie say they
ya been cur—
! iiof pain in
l
.' «blots.
”Glut am.
Art for our
Inna: thin-41 042.. outwit. Itch.
Pluistcdt South Norwalk:
Norwalk.
V lien M .‘o
carpenters
Hituyvup‘ martini overwork and M
ocglcctcsuu constipation. Quick- ,
and surely cured by ‘li’lllivux
It. Inn-0! Tobin: in a blind, alumina!-
mm at all ammo-.1" by mil.
«no It! anus trial .154!qu The
For sale and recommended by Ii. H.
Zeitfiiss
Pharmacy. South Norwalk: E. P. Weed,
,‘. . c»a.._
he hearty youngsters who are cad-
dies iii. the Wee Burn Golf Club
’ played an ltholes handicap. yesterday
. morning. for money prizes offered by
members of the club. it was the nu-
uunl mulch. and about omry caddie
took part. For the few who were un-
able. to get to the links, titers will
be other consolation.
'l‘lin youngsters didn't seem to mind
the high wind tllltl biting cold, and
they pitiyctl over the courses iti grout
give. Everything considorcd, some of
the cards they returned were good.
In addition to the ill-holes bandi-
ciip. which was for (‘luss A caddies.
there was it putting contest for (Mass
B boys.
The results were as follows: .
ilitss A.-i)ennio Cavuiiaugii. 103. 0,
nth‘umalioftho
back. ,of ‘fro- m
quont desire to
e12. 0th?” 33 that
t oil-tine no on or
~ fi‘stoins linen. sndt at
here is no sediment or cloudy condition
it the bottom of the vessel alter their
Irina has stood.“ hours. Still other
tuifercrs will be glad to know that this
‘groat medicine can be had at driilggists
or $1 sbottle. One bottle \vii euro
irdiiiary cases. willie in severe cases it
a sometimes necessar to take more.
. SAMPLE BOTTL FREE.—-If on
Wish to test Favorite Rained y be ore
ouying it. lend our full postoflice ad-
lress to the Dr. avid Kennedy Corpo-
‘ntion. Readout. N. Y.. and "rm/ion
ilu': pvt/Mr. We will then mail you a
temple bottle f tee. as well as circulars
{fling full directions for its use. Every
'e or can depend on the genuinencss
if this liberal Offer. and all who suffer
from any of the diseases mentioned
Ibove. es eciniiy those whose troubles
are consi ercd chronic. should take ad-
vantage of it at once.
Free Sample Battles at. R. H. Plalsted'o
M.
“"qu sit/u: ’OF "6 RTEUCL.
lIRIS’i‘()i,. Dec. S.——Tlio funeral of
line of tho
sit).
f .'-l res.
rural free delivery, writes:
llifu Pills.
for over two years.” Best
curtli.
drug stores.
._————-I
(”105 We Will‘k fOI' tomorrow.
NEW CURE FOR EPILEPSY.
.I. I1 Waterman, of Wittortown. 8..
..1 1..
daughter, ailllctcd for yours with cpl-
lopsy. was cured by Dr. King‘s New
Site has not had an attack
body
cleansers and life giving tonic pills on
25c at F. ii, Baxter’s. South
Norwalk. and id, l’. Wood's, Norwalk.
0!
CONDUCTOR SENT TO JAIL.
formerly ll. conductor on the Hartford
lonsolidated Railway Cont-
p‘nny who was charged with million
zlcmeni. on eight counts. growing out.
of alleged failures to ring up fares.
pleaded guilty to the charge in the
Criminal Superior Court yesterday be.
fore Judge. Rorabnck and was sentenc-
ed to thirty days in jail and a lino of
During the trial counsel for the
Railway Cotiiimny claimed that during
one day Blake failed to ring up 179
The sins We wink at today are the
lull: Harry Carlson. 110. 0, 110; Tom
Golden, 119. ii: 111; John Eagle, 124,
8, 116; I". Callahan, 129, 8. 121; M.
\unnaiqptpain “mm“ "$11? mpgfeyho 2%“ McDonald. 133, 12. 121; Willie nei-
.Mtnpflfifilllgwnt' HARTFORD, 1') '01 fix—«David A. “ (or gen. 127, ii, 122: Eddie FowacDon-
dirt lil3. 10. 1233; Willie an. 133.
it). 123; Allie Wallace, 130. Ii. 124;
Joseph Golden. 135, 8, 127: Jim Frate.
139. 10. 12‘): Willie Waterbury, 139.
81 131: Johnnie Kline, 143. 8, 135; I).
I). Statfcrs. 145, s, 1:17; Adolphus Irv-
ing, 1-15, 8. 137.
Class R.~Arihur Carlson. 23: Willie
Britain. 32; Harry Mciloui‘ild. 32; "Fat”
Webb. 36; Julius Wanner, 41.
Doctors-Lawyers Match Postponed.
The second panic in the. annual
match between the physicians and the
lawyers of ~ch Burn Golf Club was
postponed until Monday afternoon. The
condition of the links caused post-
pnnciucnt.
I “t...
OUTWITS THE SURGEON.
A complication of foiunle troubles,
with caturrh of the. stomach and bow-
els, had reduced Mrs, 'i‘hos. S. Austin.
of Icaventvortii. Ind, to such a deplor-
able condition, that her doctor advised
an operation; but her husband fearing
fatal results. postponed this to try
Electric Bitters; and to the autumn
ittclit of all who knew her, this medi-
cine completely cured IIC'I‘. Guaran-
l’lr. George S. Hill] was held from the
Baptist Church yesterday afternoon.
after prayers had been offered at. the
house on Main street. The Hull Coni-
puny. U. R; K, i’., low?" as escort for
the body froiti the bolt to the church
and later to the ceilietery. The sec
vices were conducted by Rev. Henry
Clark. the pastor, anti Rev. John S.
Sitrincrs. the Blue Lodge. of the litlnso~
nic Order. the Odd Fellows, nights of
l‘ytliias and the physicians of the
town were present. The: floral pieces
were nuliicrous and beautiful. Al the
grave the Mason’s service was read.
Cascasweet. the ideal medicine for
the little ones. Contains no Opiates.
Conforms fully with‘Naiional Pure
Food and Drug Law. ‘Wt'lte Id. C.
lichtt & .00., Chicago, 111., for the
"Baby Book." Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and Tile Bridge Phi-ir-
macy. "
A. 51'.
Phone 223-3.
22 Cottage Ave..
“to“
ull
East Nor-walk.
Lyons. a. former pastor, now of lIol- 3 Pkgs. PM” Oatmeal """""
,vokt. Delegations from the nlgfits of .1 Guns Swept (10m 1 ,,,,,, ,_,, ,_ .
" .- -i: ‘. ‘l. t 8th
“11mm" or 1 ””0” u“ y {lCnns Early June Potts
3 Cans Cruckctinck Tomatoes . . ..
3 Lbs. California Prunes ........
2 lbs. Extra Large Prunes ..... . ..
3 Pkgs. None Such Mince Moat ..
turns a“ SOME
250 Sales '
tw‘d cure for iorpid liver, kidney dis—
ease. billiousuess. jaundice, chills and
fever. general dobility. nervousness
and blood poisoning. Best tonic
made. Price. 500 at F. ii. llaxtcr's.
South Norwaih, and E. I’. Wood's, Nor-
walk_ drug stores. Try it, "
Special Sale forsaturdév
25c
25c
250, Wonk Fish. lb. ..... . . . .......... 12c
25!: Flat Fish, 5 lbs, ; .............. . 2:70
250. Native. Frost Fish ‘5 lbs. for ..... 25c
Market Cod ................ . 5c lb,
250 Stcak Cod .......... . ........ . 12.: ll).
25c Halibut . ..................... 15c lb.
1 Escnllops ............ 4th and 450 qt.
All other kinds fish at reasonable
mice. ..... in l H. It'll!
Ducross.
. THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
'. . will! am Ribbon. I:
of your fin: g: on ”It
RRJIT
~ e um .
marloso noun I’ll. s. for
{1015' «pulled as first, saint. Alwyn
eltnlda.
Sold b Dru to h
WI 0:» Pm“ 1":
A FLOOR BEAUTIFIED BY
liquidlirtiniie
is a lasting satisfaction. As a per-
filt‘l finish for hardwood floors. and
other wood work indoors or out; for
restoring Oiicltli and Linoleum; or for
any other household varnishing Liquid
tlrnuite ls unequaled. Easy to apply.
economical, durable and difficult to
we overlaid.
ll "NIT IT.
Watt"
Paper
'1 XIII";
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
deface.
lT is THE BEST FLOOR FINISH ‘flm
MADE] .
Chutes E. Dow, E. ii. Gotham,
HARDWARE. DECORATOII.‘
m WASHINGTON STREET. “mum.” .....
Phone :67» . -
I. NORWALK.
Funeral Director
and Embalmor.
Iiuii’i FIBPZB i
this wiiiior wcuilicr. li‘ili
slows and grates with
up your
fill wn w. “moan,
19 North Main 8!. South Norwllk.
Residence; fl Washington Street.
1 Telephone at house, 1344’.
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
A Jack of “all Trades
It not what the people want when they
require good werkmanlhlp. My work
is don. right and when I say A job
I. done. it: done. .
ARTHUR E. IENEDICT.
Plumbing, TinnlnI and steam Fitting
I Monro. Itrut. IO. Nomlik.
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fllllliiililNAl BANK
”0111 NORWALK. CONN.
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5173.500.OO ..
EDWIN H. MATHEWOON. MOI. I"
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vic-Jinn.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. Gunter.
WILFRED BODWELL. Am. Cubic:
DIRECTORS.
E. R. Mathew-on Hoary onm
John H. Knapp Ilmuci crummy.
Joni-b R. Marvin ll. Wail-cc Marvin
John H. LIIM.
falters.
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Painteis’ Supplies.
Crockett).
It burns out absolutely clean. Not
one piece is left when tlto tire goes
out.
Try a loud and yell will find out for
FRANK C.
PLUMBING. I
STEAM. 1 ,
HOT WATER. .0
AND ' .1
GAS FITTING.
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“Hot 811111”,
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc. m...
Bonn. Railway ii
goBoulii Main Street.
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Glassware.
House-furnishes
Goods.
Cloth Window shades. with fringe. no
White Curtain Poles. with fixturu. 100
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Picture frames and Window
Shades Made to Order. .
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Palatine and
Decorating.
I. ll. DECKER.
17. Washington won.
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is best. To live naturally; work
during the do . keep your temper,
cat three men s and lilki‘. a. Ilcrch-
Ito's Pill rcgulirly. as. rcuuircd.
Tlicrc is no medicine for tile hitti-
pir life. or the strenuous, like
Beecham’s
Pills
hold Everywhere. In boxcs 10c. and the.
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Some sigh to have their dreams come
true. 1
I cherish no such habit.
If dreams come true, 'ttwixt me and
YOU. ‘
I’d never out \\'clidi rabbit.
-»,~\Vnsliingtou Star.
—DI°. Lawrence's-—
Safe. Qu ck, Reliable Regulator
superior to other remedies sold at. high prices.
Cure unruntceti. slicceufuil new by over
. O Women. Priced) (lento drug-
lllslnor lymnll. Testluiouialstiruili .kietfree.
flr. LuFruneo. l‘hilude 1min. PI.
liaiig Line in N. Y.
for freight Only
Ul Ind 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. In. Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 p. in. and. 30 fl
Norwalk up to 6:80 p. In.
NORWALK STEAMIOAT OD. ‘ «
Annlnp J. Imith O. c. HOIIII'IIII
Lon-o. Innornl Ant-0‘
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1 THE new.
HOTEL VICTORIA
DNI MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
..Our room: I special feature. In
and Electric Light. throughout. Ill.
cry room heated.
RATES REASONAILI.
Finely stocked Cafe in connection
A full line of Acker. Merrill .- Com
dlt Co’a celebrated Wines, Liquor! and
Cigar. always on hand. :
T. if. SULLIVAN. Proprietors
Telephone Call. 393-4.
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even: have onsssina “osm-
”nil, ‘4“M—J
should be equipped til I “tau.“
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snow white, oncpioce “Siahdfll” P0?
celaln Enameled Lavatory. ,
Have you ever stooped to amide!
how dellgiifully convenient it woul‘
be to have hot and cold running write]
in your dressing chamber. bloc“
in: apartment of first floor will]
the higest degree of comfort. .'
We will gladly quote you prlcu. 0C]
plumbers are. stilctly competent N
chantcn. honest and reliable.
Horace R. flash.
CORNER MAIN AND WEIT IT”
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1W 1“
PLUMBING AND until“ '
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.‘
HOT AIR HEATING.
OTOVES AND RANGEO.
ILATE AND TlN ROOFING.
On and Steam Fitting,
In Fixtures, Metal Coiling. I“.
Have you soon our stock of
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RICHMOND RANGES? 5
TH: JONES & Horruxlss
COMPANY
17 min: smear.
Whit “Not Bail You“
Own Home?
Rents are advancing all the timo.‘
ti'
'NonwALK.
inn scarccr Othi‘y day. We have ll
number of very desirable'hoiues fOlI
stile, am! can make the totals and
price right 1
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J. ,M. Layton 8% Co.
mconromtisn.‘
5 Railroad Avenue. to. Norwalk‘.
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An: incunmcs nut. mum
MORTGAGES. bonny one,
v. IATI nouns. PATIN'I'I ' .
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n I IOUTH MAIN will".
Tol. Call. 40!.”
Officer. 1.thqu 3i 1
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room? its presence would aflofl [LI
and desirable amirtiucnvta are talcum-“x1"
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