This is one of the articles that
should always be septic mind. because
it,“ a sensible gift .a “will. i0» and
output can‘ be ”divinity pulleys...
m to My. You ll find here the
very latest papers in holiday packages.
250—4800. . .
“figure ri’iuugaci.
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fi,l:lvl'..:I:-Llil:I:I:h‘l:I:I:l:l:l:|:l:l:.:.ilzl-
Mrs. George Van Kurell. of East
Norwalk. is quite sick. . .
A fifteen horse power motor will.
soon be installed in the Crescent Laun-
ry. ,
Mrs. Georgiana Morrell, of Osborn
avenue. has been quite indisposed for
several days.
Norman Hatchmsn, who has been at.
Schenectary for some time, is visiting
at his home here, . ‘
A cottage prayer meeting was held
last evening at. ,the home of Mrs.
George Walker, 262 Seaview avenue.
The. condition ofiMrs. Burr Beach,
who iii-seriously ill at her home on
Van Zandt street, remains about the
same. ‘
James L'Hommedleu will lead the
regular weekly class meeting this eve-
ning at the East Avenue Methodist
Church.
Miss Florence Collins, who has been
ill at the Norwalk Hospital for some
time, was able to return to her home
yesterday.
Miss idclla Darrow has taken a po-
sition as stenographer with the Postal
Typewriter Company, filling the post.
tion vacated by Miss Lucille Van Scoy.
Dr. Homer Clark, of the Vacuum
Varnish Company, purchased a twen-
ty-ilve horse power electric motor yes-
terday at the sale of the United States
Foundry and Sales Company and will
install it. at his factory in Seavlew
avenue.
Captain Augustus St. John has been
on the sick list for about a fortnight.
from a severe attack of the grip, con-
tracted during the week ending De-
cember 8, when We had two cold
waves, one warm wave. one wet wave
and one wind wave. the thermometer
ranging from fifty above to live below.
Captain Gus has a frame like the rock
of Gibraltar. hilt outdoor watchmen‘s
worlodhsongbuhezdghtw referred».
wasenoughrtp break a constitution of
iron. At ‘lletlncoblints he was getting
along unifyiwell. and his familiar
face and figure, will soon be seen. on
the street: again. ‘
Men that to down to the sea in
ahi hays more to contend with than
his lubbsrs imagine, not only with
lighting the elements, sometimes a
mutlnous 'crew. but after they have
done their level best in their legitimate
callinz. get into trouble they never
dreamed of. An ell-sea captain. trad.
lag between here sail the South Am- .
erlcan republics, was, unknown to him-
self, accused of smuggling. and one
dark night he was surprised to find
half a dozen ugly looking natives with,
glistening bayonets and loaded mus~
kets climbing up the side of his vessel
from a boat which had been rowed to
the ship with muffled oars. The cap-
tain could not speak Spanish and none
of the boarding party could speak Eng-
lish, and while no violence was at.
tempted, he got along with them all
right by bringing up a little Santa
Cruz rum from his locker. in the mor-
ning be was more than surprised to
find the guns of the fort pointing right
at his ship. andhs was marched to
the governor's palace. a prisoner, with-
out knowing why or whereforeu it so
happened that both belonged to an an-
cient order. and better still, the gov-
ernor spoke the ifngliuh language. and
when the charge was made. and the
captain explained it satisfactorily, he
was honorably discharged. and «same
from the palace to his Yankee ship in
the same carriage with the governor.
if he had been found guilty his ship
and cargo would have been confiscated
and he would have spent twenty years
in prison.
ROWAYTON.
The llowayion lions Company has
decided not to hold their entertainment
until after the holidays.
psalms nun uosorou.
Charles C. Waterbury was a visitor
in Stamford yesterday.
Miss lamina Sccheid was a visitor in
South Norwaik yesterday.
bliss Helen Waterbury will entertain
the Wednesday afternoon Whiat Club
this week.
Christmas services will be held at
the Congregational Church. Sunday
morning. as usual. and at 4 o'clock in
SPEQLALS;
i
i i
will be rendered.
e,
destination
%here will heno
Mm lathe Manna.
will he held tomorr w afternoou at the
home of Mrs. G. . Noxon. ‘
“ghouls: ””3“”“1 ”it imte of
,. "6' onto... a o .. n I
add. a furlough in Waterbury."
The young people of the town are to
give another of the popular assemblies
at the Town Hall. “will be held on
New Year’s eve and promises to be
‘ largely attended.
The Christmas services for the
children of the Congregational Sunday
school will he held at 7 o'clock Christ»
mas night at the church. There will
be a tree and presents for the little
,, ones and. a,pr0grnm of speaking and
music. .
The death , of Mrs. Anna Jarvis.
1: widow of the'litte John A. Jarvis. oc-
'; curred Sunday, at her home, 2th West
' 106th street. New York.
The funeral
was held this morning from her late
bome.‘ Mrs. Jarvis resided at 0:
Ridge summers and was a daughter of
the late John McGlensey.
A daily Socialist newspaper has
been started in Chicago with this dec-
laration as a. foreword: “This paper
lost its muzzle the day before it start-
sd!" An inquisitive mortal has been
led to ask: “What has become of the
Parlor Socialists who met at Noroton.
a little more than a year ago)?’ Have
they ‘divvied’ the unearned increment
of their vast wealth among their hum-
ble grimy handed followers in Chica-
co. Paterson and other towns where
Socialists delight to congregate?"—
The Sun.-
WESTPORT.
Robert McQuhae spent. Sunday with
his sister at Baugatuck.
Miss Dorothy Adams has taken up
her residence with her brother, Joseph.
at the Forms cottage.
Mrs, E. C. Birge has been entertain-
ing Miss Gladys Hill, of New York.
at her home in the Forms. '
The Current Events Club was enter-
tained by Mrs. D. B. Bradley. .lr.. at
her Wright street home, Friday alien
noon.
W. H. ,Batterson is slowly recovering
from somewhat serious injuries sus-
tained by a fall on the icy walk on
State street, during the frosty spell.
The corner stone of the new public
library. which Morris K. Jessup. of
New York, is building at a cost of
380.000, and which when completed he
purposes to present to the town as a
memorial to his parents, former resi-
dents of this place, was laid Saturday
with appropriate ceremonies. By re-
quest of Mr. Jessup there was no pub.
llc demonstration and only a few per-
sons directly interesled were present.
The Rev. Warren P. Lenders. of the
The addresses were made by nephews
of'the donor, Charles and Frank K.
Jessup. both of New York. Among
the articles placed invthe copper box
within the stone was a copy of a ten-
thousand-dollar bond presented to the
library association, the interest on
which bond is to he used for the pur-
chase of books for the new building.
Mrs. Fred Bradley entertained the
Merry Twelve Whlsi Club at her home
yesterday afternoon.
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GEORGETOWN.
Fred Bryant spent Thursday in town
with relatives.
Louis Barrett has four children dun-
gerously ill with pleura-pneumonia.
Samuel J Miller is in Chicago on
business for tho Gilbert & Bennett Co.
Mrs. Janette Bennett attended the
funeral of a friend in Dunbiiry. Stin-
titty.
Rev A. C. Eggleston and wife have
returned home, after spending a few
days in Siratford.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ferris are plun-
niug to spend Christmas with reis-
tivcs in New Haven.
, Fl A. Pinkncy has built several
buildings with the intention of raising
squabs on a large scale.
Mrs. Edwin Cuber-t has donated the
William Gilbert residence to Storm
Agricultural Society.
Miss Laura Bennett attended the
funeral of her schoolmaie. Miss Gen-
evive Salomon. of Dsnbury. last Sat~
urday.
Oscar Claus and family have mov-
ed from the Castle place to the Eli
Bennett place. Their former residence
has been sold to Louis Barrett.
.lohn Hohmun will resign from his
position as superintendent of the (lil-
beri. department of Sierra Agricultural
Society the first of January.
Several railroad officials were in
town last week looking over the
mound between the Catholic Church
and the livery stable in order to ur-
. range for a new station.
last Saturday evening a horse was
fr ghtsned by the train and backed
the bridge at Mrs. Mary Batss'. 9
horse managed to free himself from
the wagon and swam ashore. Sunday
afternoon some mam by hauled the
wagon up. but nothing has been sun
of the occupant of the wagon. later
the pond was dragged and an overcoat
and satchel were found. Nothing fora
thei- has been found. No one knows
,who me learn belonged to or where
the horse went.
(:11:ng,..,,.,.',,,,,.,,,,,.,..2lc TheiAdleIafiheM.E.Churchhold
3, “M m“. . 25., a fair in the chapel last Thursday and
"‘10°il‘riilayafisruooulhdevepiugs. The
"I“ Wm room In handsomely decorated with
teens Tomatoes .fiic 1m “a blank .9». mm, in the
Purl. Iocectash ...p........“unimanmgmrxfimumfirmh
' . ‘ ”I“ I I.
:lidrizil‘tphlos.....pli.. m' ”Wm” large amount fancy work was die-
I'" "' ,%m in on. b. mm- bells
lipflll and Mitt Bennett had charge
1. HELPAM.
I“ W AVINUI,
oflt, intending _ d lira. with
‘ ‘and thaw. A. “domain the
L flmwmiw.u
of.
s
‘i i
“mega The proceeds amounted
i‘ f
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Westport Congregational Church. de ,
Elivered , the. payer and benediction.
. Mrs. Thomas J. Head of Walt Nor-
, kill seriously ill.
it. no hits beeniil-wlth rheu-
am; or severaldaya.
Mrs. Charles Kaiser harness on
in lbs-lair list fol-“several weeks.
Ernest Wood is now employed with
. the Adams Express Company at Stem
0 .
A meeting of the King’s Daughters 1 rd
Shepard's Moving Pictures was the
attraction at the Opera House Satan
day evening;
h
ails
Genevive Stevens. who has been
very ill with a severe cold is much
improved. .
Miss Martha Silliman has returned
from a visit with Mrs. Thomas Rae.
New York. '
Miss Miriam Gilmore. of New York.
is a guest of ice Ruth Blnlierd. of
Prospect avenue.
Miss Annie Van Winkle of New Ro-
chelle has been a. guest of the Misses
Rogers. Park street.
Mrs. L. C. Roomy returned to New
York last week. She will spend the
winter in the South.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Valentine of
Cheshire. Conn. are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. .lunius Benedict.
Wednesday evening the annual com-
munication of Harmony lodge. F. &
A. M.. will of held. Election of of-
ficers will take place.
E. B. iawrence. administrator of
the estate of the late Selleck Darin.
whose murder was never solved. will
sell Several tracts of land tomorrow»
morning. .
Bridget Fitpi...rick. aged eighty-four
years. died Sunday. .The funeral ser-
vice will be held- from St. Aloysius
Church. New Canaan, tomorrow morn-
ing at 9:30 o'clock.
Mt‘s‘. W. J. T. Holllnsworih and
daughter. Miss Margeiin. arrived in
New York Friday. from Paris. They
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
win }lovt. Carter street.
A tall station is being installed in
John it, Coe's pharmacy by, the South
am New England Telephone Company.
Lineman are working on the new tele
phone cable being strung in Smith's
Ridge.
“Reynolds of fission" was] the enter-
tainer at the Congregational Church..
ii‘l'idily night. There were it large num»
her present. Slipper was served in
the lecture room from six to eight
o'clock.
Olive Branch Council, D. of I... held
its annual roll call Thursday evening.
The visiting members were. the Slate
oillcers from New London, New Ha-
ven and Waterbury. Members from
Banner Council. South Norwalk were
also present.
Application will be made at the next
General Assembly for the alteration
of the charter of the borough of New
Canaan..authorizing- the Warden and
Burgesses to issue bonds to the. ex-
tent of $30,000, in addition to those
already authorized for the purpose of
providing additional funds for the se-
Waring of said borough. ~
An attempt was made by chicken
thieves to enter the chicken coop of
Charles Woundy. Thursday evening.
The barking of the watch dog appar-
ently presented their efforts. Had the
dog remained silent a few moments
longer. however. a barking of a dif-
forent nature would have rent the at-
mosphere. Charles. who is somewhat
of an inventive genius. has a nice
comfortable bear-trap. act for just such
visitors as these. and be is prepared
to entertain them should the occasion
present itself. Previous visits have
been made by the some parties, and he
is almost certain he knowa who they
"11‘.
. The question
been a guest of her uncle. George
faith.
concerning the up
pointment of a postmaster which has
been perturbing the minds of New
Canaan people, has not yet been set-
tled. it was expectcd that the ap-
pointment would he made immediate-
ly after election. but as yet nothing
definite has been announced. Rumor
has it that W. Raymond. u son-in-
law of the late ostmaster Hoyt. will
receive the appointment. The confir-
mation of this report would be most
satisfactory to the patrons of the of-
fice. Mr. Raymond is a most. popular
and genial business man and is well-
known and respected by a large cir~
cle of friends. Congressman Hill is
said to favor the appointment of an—
other business man in lowar Main
street. influence of a political nature
has been brought to bear on him in
the matter. and for this reason the
appointment has been delayed. Pop-
ular sentiment would greatly dfiiap-
prOVe of the appointment of themes
in question. and there are many who
are indignant at the mention of poll-
tics as a factor in the mailer. Efforts
of the strongest kind are being
brought to bear in the matter, and
should Congressman Sill make an an
satisfa tory appointment he will erotica
a heel its that will do him little good.
W. W. Kirk has also been mentioned
for the place, and it can be said that
his chances. from a popular viewpoint.
are ochlidonbiy stronger than those
of Mr. Raymond‘s political competitor.
Kennedy's laxative Con syrup
drives out the cold and I as the
cough. Contains Honey and 'l‘ar. m,
from any opiates. Conforms to the
National Pure Food and Drug uw.
Pleasant to take. Sold by The Clif-
ford Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
m“’. l.
m
WIALTHV :OMAN PRILATI
pounced today of Mgr. Admi. one of
the most wealthy Roman prelntes. The
deceased during his life time. made
very valuable presents to Pope boo
Xili. and Pius if" his gift to the lair
tor being I sold pectoral emu set
with brilliauta. and by his will he left
81.000.000 to the pope.
Juno! THA‘IR uneven its.
fi'l‘.
NW HAVEN. Dec. ii.-—-’l‘ho report
of the receivers for the Annals Smelt-
iarooinpauy on approved by Jud?
rm yesterday. and lira. fun I
Wolff. wife at as of the promoters of
' mean. oil at most of the so
i& ll lie was the chief «editor.
itin- earl-ls Odeuwald of Brooklyn .
thesis. cc. la—Jriis death was so ‘
Implied , blah.
PITTBBUM. ma... 1‘ Dec ._ law-David
; Kyler a wealth farmer of Holidays.
w‘wpd‘ bursiPu. near ”9,1,...” acquitted in
K
it
slump-nil
l... :.,
i, .
i
the courts of that. p one last evening
for beau." Mr. Kyler testified. “l
. came upon the animal suddenly and
without a moment‘s hesitation it. ut~
tacked me. i was in close quarters
, and had to protect myself. “When the
VI. *0 eudurs. Igor hear was almost upon me. i fired two
whither sud. MbClouuns as loads of bird shot into it without any
has visited. and hundreds of dollars, apparent effect, however. It was then
' “in M“ 3““!- TM" 1! but hip and tuck between brain and m?-
!“l. “”0! otheruplrlmnia,uralief 3911', In the gtmg‘le that followed 1’
Mill Wises-Ii em for In form a! felt several times that the maddened
Mumflam‘cpntoniy be. found in animal would be the winner and‘ my
arms were badly torn by its, claws.
It . .
saltw- smith: it -o. It mum.
little bow loll one usnflered from Finally I got possession of a. stout club
. find R Had it."
the trouble, or ow intense the sulfur-
W. “2100 Will euro .70“: It all?” by The Jury immediately exonerated
Mr, Kyler and imposed a portion of the‘
any Xmas
clan. and kids. a. neutralizing poison-
ous uric and :- somatic acids. Drug-
gist: and Physicians everywhere are
recommend, Urlo-o. because they
knowthat a last there bu been a
remedy prepared which actually cures,
the ll . Uric-O is manufactured
it; W lain DrugCompony. S muse.
The «time of joy
Can be' brightened
by the 118661 Gas
for lighting.»
The most useful
and acceptable
presen t to the
whole family is a.
Gas Portable
sin bottles. will, , sell for 51.90. Your
Druggist. can supp you with the rem-
“1 Thing of Beauty and 0
Joy Forever "
edy. or you can 0 or direct. Samples
and circulars will be forwarded trod to.
-———-— 1 N
illili. iii wag
Lighting Cilillpiiili]
madam only. It my possibly an
Specfifis
Uric-O is sold in South Norwaik by
Bl lbs. Granulated Sugar, 81.00; 5 lbs,
25c
WI‘IICMU.‘
Rheumatism is
,iha slufilcsuignta. and
.‘ muse, twisting ins
Edw. W. Kelley, .lr. ,
. ~49.
AUTOISTB FORFEiTED BONDS.
MILFORD. Dec. 18.~Aiian W. Page.
of Bridgeport, and A. E. White, of New
York, forfeited bonds of 025 each in
the town court yesterday niorning on
the charge of auto speeding on the way
to the Yale-Harvard football game in
this city, November 24. The case of
E. B. Wilchire or Melchon. of New
York, was again continued.
. ““ ""
STAMFORD
RANGES
Jones'. Pillsbury‘s and Gold Medal
Flour. per bag .......... . . . . 67c
Baker's Cocoa, per can lilo
Pure Leaf Lard. per lb. . .. . . . . . . .11c
Very Best Maine Potatoes, per pk. 18c.
3 Pkgs. Pure Oatmeal .......... 25c
are built by practical people for 3 0805 Tomatoes ------ --------~- 250
practical peopip' and do exgcfly 3 Cans P6“ . . . . . . . . . -’. . . . . . . . . . 250
.what they are advertised to do. 5 Gallons 0“ - -- - . -- ----~I - --- 50°
3 Cans Baked Beans ...........i. 250
For Sale by 2 Pkgs. Cream of Wheat 25c
7 Bars Ozone Soap ..... . 25c
3 Cans Campbell‘sSoup 25!:
3 lbs. Soda or Milk Crackers . 25c
A. figuii
o
22 Cottage Aim
“this 8. lull. lulled iii Inhibit 8i
"‘““‘““§.I.-‘aui.“6;.‘”
Gold Eyeglasses,
$1.00. Initial-walk.
"““"‘ J" .1
United American Opticians. FRANK C, ~
(incorporated).
VAN SCOY
Agency at CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
.._........_.....-.._ ~~~~~- «mu—~— PLUMBING. .. ,
B’iiHil iii ””‘m ’W“
iiii iii ill iiii ill} I Her warm. .5 it.
Fins rooms. steam heated. hot and I 'AND m .Mi
cold water. bath. gas and electric
lights. Good airy rooms by the day
or week. Price reasonable. F‘ine stock
of all the leading brands of liquors on
hand. wholesale and retail. for holiv
days, especially.
Comer Monmand Chestnut iii-acts,
‘ uth Norwaik.
J. DIIIM..Proprletor.
1'“.ng 161—12.
Harry 1!. Crane.“
' , l’EAilliEii
vandalism.
(Minis ii 3 years with H. H.
Hermann, ow inland nonmetal-y
of Music, “maria-n.2, will start
clue is loath Nam it. is years
teacher. I iai term to first five
studying. inn limited. Regular pu-
piia' recitals. Mandolin club to form
If once. Add”. 00
m FAIRFIILDOSY‘I". animaroa‘r.
Bananas IN
Cadillac '
Automobiles.
Models A. B. If. and Mfrangiu in
price from mo to .650. Touring
Gate and Runabouts. Must be sold
at once.” i ,
i. f. iiiiiliiillt [ii]
I GAS FITTING. lei!
Tin. Sheet Iron. Coppe: .
,3] and Zinc. mil.
‘30 South Main Street. 'H‘ '
SouthNorwalk. Conn.
Barnes iii. Berni
Skates
Wiss Shears
Miller Bros.’ Pocket
Callers
Siliedao Carvers
Paris Sleds .
AND OTHER USEFUL GOODS FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS CAN an
FOUND AT THIS STORE.
Charles 1E. DOW,
as; means rumor.
guts-ii,“ ”,5mu. on Midi»
0‘
‘ and the wipe circulation given to his
. , “M ' . ‘ upon a charge of, shooting a bear. out.
mmlehlm Truncation» of season, madedby W. M. Minuegan, a
..Ilul ; .r . i m. . sate game war on. .
,~ “I. k W.” R “l was out hunting‘fof found and not
1mm
1; ‘. ‘
o ' arra- ‘d tor. ‘ ‘
ng tomlir. sting. prominence
fierce battle with the bear, the court
room was crowded with friends, who
applauded the verdict.
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
We are pleased to announce that Fo-
ley's Honey and TM for coughs, colds
and lung troubles is not affected by the
National Pure Food and Drug Law as
it contains no opiates or pther barm~
fill drugs, and we‘recommend it as a
safe remedy for children and adults.
trialsted's Drug Store and The Clifford
Pberuiaci'. ”
lilo consider this sea-
son's line the best
we ever had.
E. E. Gotham,
DEGORATOR.
.TILIPHONI—fill.
ll FIIIT IT. I. NOIWALK.
YOUR
Christmasiii
or your New Year‘s (lift will be cer—
tain to give the recipient 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.
W
. PW" WE HAVE WP
Dinner Sets in pink and green. Old
dark blue imported English China, by
the set of single piece. In German
China. Chocolate Sets. Derry Sets. Wa-
ter Sets, Brush and Comb Trays, Cake
Plates. Pitchers. Mugs. Cups. Saucers.
Plates, etc. Glass Ware.
Framed Pictures. to Elihu.
House Furnishing Goods. “ “Vi?"
White Ensmel Poles. with Fix-
tures. 10c. .. ,
Cloth Shades, with Fringe, 28c.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order.
We do Painting and Paper Hanging.
i ll
L. H. EEOKER,
If Washington Itmf.
Tel. con. mu- Hamill.
w...._‘_.. mm... W. ....--. .W- .
Special 8an for Sawmill
Weak Flsh.lh. ...'...........-.-.u12c
Fiat Fish. 5 lbs. . ..... 250
Native Frost Fish, 5 lbs. for 26c
Market Cod . he lb.
SteakCod....................12clb.
Halibut.......... ....... lbclh.
Escaliops . ..... 40c and 45c at.
All other kinds fish at reasonable
price. .w-.nnulgia"llflial“
Ducross.
'l'i'il sacrum risii asp overall
MARKET. .
Did Salvation Amfy Building.
last Ind of Washington Itmt Bridge
A Jack of all Trades
is no! what the people want when
r...“- rmnmmv ...
w .
dune. its. done. n,
ARTHUR I. IINIDIOT.
Hunting. Timing and Chem Fitting.
I Noam direct. Io. Hamlin
ilii "iiiiiiiiiii BANK
pours scanning. court.
runners ii saunas IANifllfs
social». ‘ i
BAPITAl‘u ‘ "lid
1:00.000.”
manila asp sperm.
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win-m IODWILL. M on».
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My System of pin-act Railways in ‘
' Providence. , ‘ ‘
PROVIDENCE. R. 1.. Doc. il—Tito »
Ray system of street. railways VI": . -
formally turned over to the New Yo
New Haven and linriford Railroad
(.‘omuany yesterday.
President Charles S. Mellon of tilt!
New Haven road. will fill the office om ‘ ‘ u
copied by Genera Manager Joseph G'.‘ ‘
Ray. ,
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.01 V10 W. R)! YMOIiD.
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
19 North Main St. South Nomik.
Residence, a Washington Street. .
i Telephone at house, 134%. .
mu ash
PLVIIBING IND smut ’
* HEATING. ti
[on wares seam;
l.
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of, and atom Fitting. '
III Futures. Metal Cutting. I”.
Have you «on our stock of i
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
, coup Y.
i? WALK ITBIET. "CHAIR:
ilailgiineiuiii.
for freight Only ,
DI and after Tuesday. January I.
1906. Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East Rigor. New York. (foot
of Dover street). ever day. (except
Sunday), at 4 p. m. reigbt received
at Norwalk up to I p. m. and loath
Norwaik up to 5:30 p. m. ,
NORWALK ITEAMIOAT BO. ‘ l
Armin. .1. Damn Q. 0. He Imlil
Lama. Ian-rat and,
THE new.
HOTEL VICTORIA
lift rumors rsou pivot ..
, EUROPEAN PLAN. i "V",
(.00!- rooma a special feature.
and Electric Light. throughout Iv.
dry mm heated. and
RATE! ilEAtp'JNA Ill.
Finely stocked Cafe in scandal“
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