Evening sentinel, Monday, December 17, 1906 · page 7

 

 
 
 
 
 

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This ‘is one of the articles that
ahould ways he kept in mind. because
it is a nslbie gift. a useful one and
one that, can be had at any price you
are to pay. You will find here the;
gory latest papers in holiday packagesp

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lilojiilridco Pharmacy.
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F‘rkederick Carr spent Sunday in New
or .

Harry Aiusworth spent Saturday in
New York.

Mrs. D. Burr Beach is critically ill
at her home in Van Zandt street.

"Yellow" Brown, who shipped last
week on the oyster steamer Standard
has resigned his position.

The regular weekly class meeting
will be held tomorrow night at the
East avenue Methodist Church .

Miss Kathryn Loagstreet, of Pitts-
burg, Mass, is spending a week with
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert V. Carr, of this
place.

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Frances. the seven-year-old daughter

of Stephen Woodward, is very sick of

tonsilitis and grip at her home in
Third street.

"Missions—A World Wide Respon-
sibility" was the interesting subject
of the meeting of the Epworth League
of the East avenue Methodist Church
yesterday. .

Michael D. Drew is spending the
day at. “The House of Lords“ Hefner‘s
East side store. in the absence'uf
Mr. Beardsley. the manager, who is
confined to his home by illness.

The sermon yesterday by Rev. Ja-
mes W. Davis entitled "The Second
Advent—Not Mythical. but Literal.“
drew a large number of interested
persona to the church. The discourse
was interesting and convincing.

Axel Anderson parth of a little
too much good. cheer or had rum, as
the case may be. and was arrested
Saturday afternoon. This morning in
the town court Axel did not appear
and a bond was declared forfeit-
ed.

South Norwnlk Sentinel, Sire: i
saw in Thursday's Sentinel a clipping
from the Stamford Advocate, which set
the Pastime Athletic Club in a rather
unfavorable light in their basketball
game with the St. Luke's Club. of
Stamford. i think that this deserves
contradiction and i ask that you allow
me the space in the paper. There
was a dispute as to the final goal, but
the goal was fairly thrown and the
members of the Pastime Athletic Club
were obliged to leave Stamford on a”
train. The dispute was over the blow-
ing of n whislic. Some of the and
ieuce declare that they did not hear
any whistle. and none of the Pastime
Athletic Club will acknowlege that
they heard the whistle. The rough-
ness was occasioned by tactics pursued
by the St. Luke's. who were the ones
who were trying to win at any cost.
They were playing on their home field,
had the backing of the audience. and it
seems almost too much to charge the
visiting team with trying to steal a
game on n foreign field. The Pastime
Athletic Club has been playing basket
bill for two seasons and their record
here will speak for itself.

Yours very truly.
E. W. C. CUNNINGHAM.

N0 BLACE LIKE HOME.

Sallurllay nide. gloss py dcr virc,
Der Scut'nel in ll’llllt‘ lap.

l chanced to’uim my optics on
A boom py Frettie Knapp.

Now, in Band Nowulk l llllfc ilvcd
For n-liecn yours or more.

lint. llm dere van eln boot dare.
1 color knew pcforo.

Dhey makc dcr booms lioi's llb to date.
Dhcy wride dcm like cin demon,

And if some hereon suysw—“Not so."
Shoal hand dat mail a lemon.

it'll ofer dare llgrosll der pridgo,
Vo dearly info to roam,

lint ofon if licrc ain‘t no lights.
Dore ain't no bluce like home

Vol of it if dP',flItIthflIItii dare,
Are shunt a drills vet,

south Norwaiil beople hale no kick.
Ve pay dare rappers yet,

Una Von we go home from our vorit.
Our way so slowly picking,

You'll nefer hear us say a void,
We aster do no kicking.

i dolls you veto-we're sadisiled.
Efliust let tier people talk.
Dora's lots of places on car earth
Dot'a verse as Mad Nowuik.
. FRANK H. MEAD.
Also East Norwallt.

”’”"“SPE§:ILKI.'§.

scansCorn tile
3 canaNllk 25c
Peaa. pel- can We
scans Tomatoes 26c
Paris Burcotnsh.10c
Baldwin Apples.....pk.. 16c; bhlJlM
IIIID.0U Elle

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-- this piece.
‘ bill’s are handy it is cheaper to use
'I this combination.

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no. at the nine rim.

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WWWWWW noway'ron.

Miss Pearl Stevens has returned
home from a week's visit in .New
York

 

Harry Halter hastaken a position
‘with the Lockwood Manufacturing
Company, of South Norwalk.

“The hill on North 'avenue is now in
a smoother~condition than last week.
owing to the large amount of travel
lately. .

Both the Baptist and Methodist Sum
day schools will have their entertain-
ments Christmas eve. This plan is
arranged so its to avoid a large crowd
in either place.

. The stores advertising Christmas
trees do not get lnuct patronage from
When the woods and the

The inhabitants of this place are

'2 hoping for the moonlight nights soon.

The streets are very dark and have
lately been in a bad condition, and, as
only a few of the residents have street
lamps those coming home late have a
hard time.

W, F. Clarke has had the lake dug
in the new Bell island park. The soil
removed has been used for filling in
around the lake so that the former
meadow will present a much altered
appearance‘ next season. it is pro
posed to have a floodgate at the en-
trance to the pond under Summit ave-
nue. The lake is about three feet
deep.

Chickenpox still seems to he a fav-
orite pastime with the scholars of the
Rowayton public school. Mary Prince.
Marion Arnold, Victor Arnold, Leslie
Judge. John Cleverly. George Jarvis.
Dorothy Rackcit and Edgar Mott have
succeeded in catching this newest fad.
Some of the cases were very light and
the victims are now enjoying their
freedom again.

The Rowayton public school is to
have two novel Christmas trees this
year. The two lower rooms, in charge
of the Misses Boltomly and Cushmun.
and the two higher rooms in charge
of Principal E. ii. Lane and Mlsa
Flurey. will each have. a grab-bug. Ev-
ery scholar that wishes may contribute
to fills bag and the teachers will make
up ills difference. Each scholar will
have a “grab." and lunch fun is un-
tlcipated over the event.

David Albrecht. tenor soloist at the
Rowayton Baptist Church, sang last
Sunday at the First Presbyterian
Church in Mount Vernon, which is one
of the largest churches at that place;
The solo he sang. “Jesu, Jesu, Miss
erere." was beautifully rendered and
ellcited much enthusiastic praise from
these who heard him. Mr. Albrecht's
voice. which is of rare quality and
sweetness, and also of wonderful
range, promises a great future for him.

 

—-Soothes itching skin. Heals cuts
or burns without a scar. Cures piles.
eczema, salt rheum, any itching
D‘oan’s Ointment. Your drugglst Sells

 

DARIEN AND NOROTON.

Mrs. Georginnna Gooding. of New
York, was a guest ovcr Sundtly ill
the Norwalk Hotel.

Mrs. Edwin Brunt. of New York,
was the guest of Norwalk friends Sull-
day. Mrs. Brant was formerly Miss
Mayme Wurdwell.

Paul Hostel. of Newlown avenue.
who has been employed as bookkeeper
ill the office of the Kip Wagon Works
in New York for some lllllt‘, has scour.
ed another position as bookkeeper in
a bank on Washington Heights, New
York.

The NOl'Wqu City Council will moot
tonight. at, the Council Chamber in
Wall street. Since the last meeting a
special city meeting has authorized the
issuance of $35,000 worth of sewer
bonds and this subject will probably
be discussed this evening.

The fast Company F basketball
team has for opponents at the Armory
tonight lilo Manhattan College Five.
The Norwnlkcrs defeated the New
York (‘Ollt'gliiils last year, but the hit.
for any they have a stronger team
this your. The preliminary game will
be between the Trinity Cutlets and the
Hurt-droid School five. Dancing will
follow the game. as customary.

CL‘lIl’ll‘ (late, in Dorian. which for
a couple of yours almost rivaled
Larchmont us it resort for theatrical
comic, is almost deserted this winter.
Bronson Howard and several other
celebriies are not there any more.
Charles Barnard. ill the only man of
note who continues his residence
there, in the spring it is promised
that a new bunch of prominent men
and woman will live there.

NEW CURE FOR EPILEPOY.

J. B. Waterman, of Watertown. 0..
rural free delivery, writes: "My
daughter. afflicted for years with epi-
lepsy. was cured by Dr. King's New
Ufa Pills. Elbe has not had an attack
for over two years." Beat body
cleansers and life giving tonic pills on
earth. 26c at F, ii. Baxter's, South
Norwuik. and E. P. Weed's. Norwalk.
drug stores. ”

WESTPORT.

Mills Bessie Sherwood of Brooklyn.
Y., has been visiting friends

 

 

 

 

N.
hero.

Mrs. Lewis Barr has returned home
from a visit with friends in The Nor-
walks.

Frank Godfrey of imperial avenue
is treating his house to a new cost of
paint.

Mrs. Hattie Hills of Quaker‘s
Farms in with her delimiter. Mrs. G
W. Hill.

The Weapon mmmmmm society
met with Miss Eva Farquhsrson last
evening. _ r
i iii. P; Mills is eagmd erecting an
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J. B. More who has been visiting

 

New. ,‘uair Afternoon .
. et With Iii-ll. Nathaniel mat
Thursday aftelnoon. .

ThoClirreut Events club met on ‘

Bradley of Wright street.

Mrs. Francis Hill. mother of Gilbert
W. Hill of Compo street was not ex-
pected to live through the night.

A nw school house is to be erected
in Lyons Plains district. 0. E. Pat-
having the contract for the work.

Willis Banks who has been critical-
ly ill with diphtheria. is much im-
proved and beyond all danger now. ‘

‘Rev. and Mrs. Cornell S. Dikeman
and daughter, Mrs. Stevens, were en-
tertained at dinner by Mrs. Frank
Gedfreyfl‘rlday evening.

Miss Hattie Bradley of Hillside en>
tcrtnined Dr. and Mrs. Wheeler. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Artie and Mr. Leland
at dinner Wednesday, the mm.

The children and grown up folks of
Holy Trinity Church are invited to
meet in the Sunday school room Mon-
Tuesday and Tuesday evening to tie
Christmas greens.

Funeral services over the remains of
John McGraw, who died Tuesday at
the home of his daughter. Mrs. Frank
Wakeman, were held from her home
Thursday afternoon. Deceased had
been for a long tithe a resident of
Weston.

Rev. Warren P. Loaders. pastor of
the Congregational Church. preached
Sunday morning on the theme “Pecos"
an Advent study suggested by the
Noble Award to President Roosevelt.
Sunday school met no usual at 12.
Men’s class discussion upon ‘Bribery'
Mrs. Arthur Jclii’fe gave a 20 minute
organ recital in the evening. Mr.
Lenders spoke upon “The Music of
Jesus."

Christmas Sunday. December 23. at
the morning service in the Congrega-

Thursday afternoon with Mrs. D. B. “

 
 

from a visit with Miss Jenn Sto
of Bridgeport.

M. T. Donneliy and son. Thomas, of
New York, were at their summer resi-
dence last week.

W. C. Westerlleld. who suffers from
partial blindness. is critically ill, as the
result. of a fall downstairs, on Thurs.
day evening.

John Lockwood and a number of oth—
er Norfleld Grouse patrons attended
the meeting of Fulrfleld County Porno»
an Orange, in Bridgeport, last Week.

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Sherwood
will celebrate their sixteenth wedding
anniversary by a reception on the eve-
ning of consumer 25th, at their home
iii this place.

III. III “is
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have . ‘
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lamaniaadhél’alaai .

‘ All: your W e and for
m°3u£flwmmfl
PACKARD & FIELD.
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BURROJAPS '
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entertained
the Matinee Whisi Club. last week, and
the Lyons Plain Evening Club met with
Miss Ellll Funtou and brother. John
ifuulon, ut thcil home on Funtou Hill.

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c has aortas-Sh»

idly! oh , ll r .

. 38b Bimdrle,‘“the Asyrian peddler, Who
i » in; Windham County jail. awaiting

dual on the. charge of murdering his

wife. and he is found to be in much

better health. Blrberle tried at first

‘ to starve himself. but now he eats ills
tiieals regularly.

 

 

genes-west, the ideal medicine for
the little ones. Contains no opiates.
Conforms fully with National Pure
Food and Drug Law. Write E. C.
. DeWitt & Co., Chicago. “L. for the
“Baby Book." Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
many.

 
 

Merry Xmas

: The Itime of joy
Can be brightened
by the use of Gas
for lighting.

“ The most useful
and. acceptable
present to the
whole family is a.

Gas Portable

“A Thing of Beauty and a

 

 

tional church the quartet will render
selections from Coomb’s "The First
Christmas" and in the evening the
Sunday school will present an attrac-
tive exercise entitled. “Sotlga of the
Ages." The programme will include a
reading tom “Ben Ho." The an-
nual Christmas eve festivities will oc-
cus on Thursday. the. 27th. Many new
features will be introduced this year
and a very good time is promised.

A Christmas tree benefit for the
Sunday School of the Saugatuck
church was given Tuesday evening.
the 10th in the church hall. The at-
iendnnce was not. large owing to the
severe cold. bu lthe financial result
was very satisfactory. There was a

' “Solid 1ok

Gold Eyeglasses,

$1.00.

(incorporated).

United American Opticians.

Agency at CLIFFORD PHARMACY.

Dunn. [iii—limp ll
Iighiinglluinpang

-W.W_._ “aw—M

Specials

 

literary and musical programme and
a. silver collection was taken. The pro-
gramme was very fine. and consisted
of: instrumental selection by Miss
Alzids, Allen. a solo by Miss Eva Flog};
accompanied by her mother on the
piano; recitation, “The Little Teacher"
by Marie Godfrey. a solo by Mrs. Char-
les Godfrey. iiccompunled by Mrs.
Frank Artie on the piano and W. E.
Collins on the 'cello. an instrumental
selection by Mrs. Howard H. Smith
on piano: W. E. Collins on banjo and
Master Ralph Collins on violin. a vocal
solo by Miss Arielle Smith. accompani-
ed by Miss Reba Smith. on piano and
W. it), Collins on ‘ccllo; a dialogue.
Courtship ill lrcland." by Mr. and Mrs.
leorgc E. Wnshburn. solo by Master
llilrry Fingg and a solo by Miss Alzi-
do. Allen. The whole orogrilmuul was
exceptionally good and vry enihustlo
tally applauded,

 

For chapped and cracked‘hnnds get
DcWitt’a Witch Hazel Salve. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy. “

 

WESTON.

C. T. Gregory enjoyed a visit to New
Haven, last week.

Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Bulill visited in
Norwalk last week.

A. ll. Gilbert is about again. llIli‘l‘ an
illness of several weeks.
Clinton llull. who has been ill for
two weeks, is improving.

Judge Henry W. Gregory. of Nor-
walk, visited relatives hcrc lust week.

Mrs. Charles Barnes is entertaining

her sister. Miss Minnie Kenueil, of
chlporl.
Miss Sadie Sturges has returned

Evening Prices
Matinee Saturday

HOYT’S THEATRE.

3 Nights and Saturday Matinee.
Commencing Thursday, Dec. 20.

Under the Management of
J. W. MEYER.
ill—BIG ACTS— 10.

000 Talking Pony.
Van Court Bron,

M ETROPOLITAN VAUDEVILLE CO.

Featuring MR. ROYAL and His $10,-

(Senntlonai Comedy Acrobats).

Stewart and Ringold.
(Coiorad Comedy Sketch).
Williama and Fields,

(Comedy Buck and Wing Dancers). I.

Marguerite De Volta,
(Female Baritone).
Robert Sherman,
(The Wizard Magician).
Major McGuire.

(Champion Baton Manipulator).

Henrietta ‘Ciauaman,

(Sensational Toe Dancer). g.
I

Viola Hart,
(Saris-Comic Artist). It
Drew and Hayes. l
(Sketch Artists).

.. inc, 2012. 30c. 50c
Pricea .. 10c, 25c

21 lsbs. Granulated Sugar, $1.00; 5 lbs...
2 c ‘

Jones’, Pillsbury's- and Gold Medal

Flour, per bag 67c
Baker's Cocoa. per can .......... 19c
Pure Leaf Ilard. per lb. .. ..Ilc
Very Best Maine Potatoes, per pk 18c

 

3 Pkgs. Pure Oatmeal 26c
3 Cans Tomatoes ............... 250
3 Cans Peas .. 250
5 Gallons Oil . ..... . ....... ..... 50c
.Maus Baked Beans 250
2 Pkgs. Cream of Wheat. .. ..... . 250
7 Bars. Ozone Soap ...... 256

25c
title

3 Cans (‘mupbell's Soup
3 lbs. Soda or Milk (hackers

A. Stun

Phona 223—4. ‘
22 Cottage Ave" East Norwalk.

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WWWW

FRANK C.
VAN SCOY

 

 

 

 
 
 

f PLUMBING, .. .‘
s. STEAM. 1th..
7 HOTWATER. s.’

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Billill Hull and Bali

Fine rooms, steam heated. hot and
cold water, bath. gas and electric
lights. Good airy rooms by the day
or week. Price reasonable. Fine stock
of all the leading brands of liquors on
hand. wholesale and retail, for hell-
days, especially.

Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets,
South Norwalk.

.i. DIDEIA, Proprlotor.
Telephone 151—12.

 

Harry E. Crane,“
TEACHER
Violin ilaadsllu. Guitar.

(Private npii, 3 years with H. H.
Hal-imam, cw Inland Conservatory
of Music, lesion. Mao-J. will start
class in lentil Not-walk. ill nan
teacher. Omlal terms to first live
studying. Gian limited. Regular inl-
plia' recitals. Mandolin club to form
at sites. Andras to .

I04 PAiRFllLDvom IIIDOIPORT.

masons IN
Cadillac
Automobiles.

Models A, B. F and M. rs . g in
price from .260 to also. curing
Cars and Runabouts. Must be said
at once. .

 

 

 

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EVERY MONDAY EVENING.

BASKETBALL, NORWALK ARMORY

holiday and, Dec. |7III

Company F

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Anulssloa, 25 CENTS.

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Billinag8ialinu

flagellum mm 1 .....l. , a
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Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
‘ I and Zinc.

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‘50 South Main Street.
South Norwalk. Conn.

 

 

 

liaison ti. Berni
Skates

Wlss Shears

Miller Bios.’ Pocket
Cullen)

Suledae Carvers
Paris Sleds

AND OTHER USEFUL GOODS FOR
CHRISTMAS PREBENTH CAN no
lWUND AT T1118 STORE.

 

 

 

chilies E. Dov,

HARDWARE.
m WASHINGTON STREET.
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consternation: sets in

lilW HAVEN. Dec. 15.»lt was
stated yesterday on good authority
that the New Haven Baseball-fran-
chise which was formerly owned by
Attorney C. .l. Danaller. of Meridon.
was now in the hands of local parties
but the name of the purchasing party
or the place glvou for the club is not
made public. The franchise was of-
fered recently to W. 1.. Lush. the
Yale couch and former Cleveland play-
er. who lives here. Lush today refus-

ed to any who offered the franchise to
him. but admitted that, it was not Mr.
Danaher.

 

We consider this sea-

son’s line the best

we ever had.

 

ll. ll. Gotham,

DECORATOR.

.TILIPHONHII.
1. Fl"? '1'. I. NOBWALK.

YoUR

Christmasiii

or your New Year's Gift will be cer-
tain to give the recipiont pleasure, if
it has been purchased from our stock.
We are sure to have something to meet
your approval if you don't wait until
too late.

i' " WE HAVE "mill"
Dinner Sets in pink and green. Old
dark blue Importctl English China, by
the act; of single (lime. in German
China. Chocolate Sets. llcrry Sets, Wu-
tcr Scls, Brush and t‘omb‘h‘rays. Cake
Plates, Pitchers, Mugs. Clips, Saucers,
Plates, etc. Glass Ware.

 

Framed Pictures. LA - _.
House Furnishing Goods. "W"
White Enamel Poles,

with Fix-
tures, 10c. -

Cloth Shades, with Fringe. 28c.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to Ol‘iIL‘I‘.

We do Painting and Paper Hanging.

L. Ii. BEcKER,

I7 Washington “not.
Tat. Con. Couth Nomlk.

spatial Sale for Saturday

 

 

Wonk FISII, II). “unusunn'm 120
Flat Fish. 5 lbs. ............... 25c
Native Frost Fish, 5 lbs. for 25c
Market Cod 5c lb.
BtcakCod....................lit-ill.
Halibut....‘.................. isolb.
Escallops .. 40c and the qt.

All other kinds fish at reasonable
NICO. . u.-_.4&-.|-.le-a

Ducross.

THE PEOPLE‘S FISH AND OYITER

MARKET. l
Old laivation Army Building.
East Ind of Washington litrast Bridge

WAN...— W . a, ”my...“ ......

A Jack of all Trades

is not what the people want when the
Pil‘" Thwi'h’iimi ”It.
a one an n

is done. it:I MO. aay

ARTHUR I. IINIDIOT.

Hamil 'l‘llnlin and 0mm Fittl
I Nashua an!» Io. Imam.“

aou'rii smug coal.
runners A ass-sill: manna
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i name "I"
gloom.»

00an also PWI‘I'I.
III-3,000.00
arms ll. usrsgwru m

JOHN H. KNAP ,
'IIDIIIGK H. ROWAN, Ml".
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Mali it. %~ a. Wallace um
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"For over n on years sulfa d with chronic I u-
' 3 ‘~ and during t lia till” 1 bad to talisman
OI have all actonlu iii in is. i it
e¥ gourmets. and “day y! I‘illwlfill tilts-I If y
lur by the one yours iii-lure l mind (last-n Mil I
cultured untold misery with internal pill-u. 'i‘

to you a ma from all that
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this morning. on
behalf of sulfuric bu lanit ." .
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best For
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Pleasant; Plli able. Pots t 'I’alts Good. Do gallon
en. aaksn or tips. "101m.”(1. r

fid‘fnshpu k. be genuine tablet stamped U .
anal-amend to cure or your money back.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N31. 503 ‘
AIIIMI. SALE. T£ii lililillll BOXESt
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Funeral Director
and Embalmor.

19 North Main St. South Norwalk.
. Residence, a Washington direct.»
Telephone at house. 1342. '

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PLUMBING AND smut

HEATING. , .

HOT WATER HEK’I‘ING.)

. HOT AIR HEATINGL

l STOVES AND RANGII.

ILATE AND TIN ROOFlNI.‘

Gas and Steam Fitting,

Iaa Fixtures, Metal Calling. III.l

Hava you seen our stock of ’
RICHMOND RANGES?

rim JONES & Horcuxtss

COMP D
17 WALC ITREET. NOIWAEK.

liailg Line in N. l.

for freight Only

0- and after Tuesday, January I.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River, New York, (foot
of Dover street), every day. (except
Sunday). at i p. m. Freight received
at Norwaik up to 4 p. m. and lost!
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. m. .
NORWALK OTEAMIOAT co. I

Aiming J. Imltii ' c. c. Hours!!!
Loan; Ianaral Ann-O.

 
 
 

 

 

 

HOTEL'WEVIORIA

nus MINUTE rsou psi-oi: ..
EUROPEAN mm. . w

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..Uiir rooms a special featura. lag
and Electric Lights throughout. Iv.
ary room heated. ’

RATES REAS‘TINAILI. ""4
Finely atocked Cats In eonnmlm
A full line of Ackor, Merrill A. Can.
dlt Co's celebrated Wines. Liquor. and
Cigara always on hand. .

'r. 1. SULLIVAN, Prom-lam
Telephone CsliJfl—l ‘ l

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should be equipped with I Islam
snow white, onepicce "Standard" for
celain Enameled Lavatory.

Have you ever stopped to Elli“!
how dellghfully convenient it wool.
be to have hot and cold running rat"
in your dressing chamber. also) i
in: apartment of Int door .toill)
room? its presence would aflorl lei
the hlgest degree of comfort. .

We will gladly quote you prion. Um
plumbers are strictly compete" .J
chanics. honest and reliabla. “.4

Horace R. Nash,

CORNER MAIN 'AND WII‘I' ITO.

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Own Home ?

Rents are advancing all the time.
and desirable apartments are basema-
ing lcarcor every day. We have a
number of very desirable homes foil
sale, no can make the to.” and
price right.

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ii Railroad Avenue. Io. Norwailf.‘

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