Walloon liusted, of M.t Hermon, is
onto fur the holldu‘fl
The public schoolil closed yesterday
..afternoon for the Christmas vacation.
Minibar duel-wood who has been
ll tmfth‘o last seven weeks with gas
.iric’ ufid nervous trouble is slowly
limilroving.
i
.r D12? L; MacDonald who has been
‘norioutly confined to her home with
j inflammatory rheumatism, is now con-
' (valor-scout.
Rev. J W. Davis will match tomor-
{my morning on the theme,’ Always
Ready to GMI a Reason for the ll’ppc
That is in Y,'ou’ and at 7 p In. he will
speak on “Conditions NecessaIy to an
Enhance Into tho Kingdom of Heaven.
The Christmas p1:6'gram of Room B,
Marvin School,
morning. was as who wa:
Song—0 liittlo TOE/ll of Bethlehem,
Story—The First Clirlutmac
Bessie Reed
Story-whiting the World to Bed,
William Lyle.
story—Tho Kitten e- ChIistmaI-I,
Lproy Ilavlland.
Story—Emily Jayne,
Irma Blydenburg.
Story—The Stocking’s Christmas.
Alilled Buckley.
Story—Make Believe,
Marguerite 0' firm“.
Story—Writing to Santa Claus,
Burtly Griffin
Story—A Santa Claus GiIl.
bottle Lockwood.
song—Jolly Old St Nicholas
School.
Story—Under the Mistletoe,
llono Marscliu.
Story—Dirdio‘s Christmas Breakfast,
Frederick Wood,
Story—A Rest for Santa Claus,
ldu Morchousc. ,
Story—Santa. Clauu' Fright,
Stanley Caupeuicl.
Story-A CbI humus W01‘l y
- Laura Mead.
Story—A Note to Santa Claus,
Francis Mogargcc.
Story—A Surprise for Santa Claus,
Amoliu lldmau.
Dialogue—Tho Doll‘s Christmas,
'l'cn Girls.
Story—A Small loy'a Plan,
Cluyto Buckley.
Slory—Brownlc's Grievance,
Jennie Cook.
Story—-Santau Helpers,
Raymond Sturdevant
Ston—My Dolly.
Mullol Jaynos.
Story—Scaring Santa Claus,
, Fred Krinken.
,Story—Made to Order,
Earle IIIci‘forson.
Story—4f I Wore Santa,
Paul Radzimanowskl.
Santa Claus Joke,
School.
Story—~Telephono Recitation;
Charles Gehrmann.
Song-lu the Land of somewhere,
School.
PIoaenlatlon to parents from tree
l‘lcaentutlon of gifts to children
Camalweet. the ideal medicine for
the little ones. ‘ Contains no opiates.
‘ Conforms fully with National Pure
Food and Ding Law. WriioE. 0.
Down & Co. Chlongo,lll.,' for the
“Baby llook." Sold by Tho Cllh'ord
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
,llltlcy. , ‘ “
ROWAYTON.
. Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Hall are
visiting relatives. In Buthcllor the bolt-
,duyu.
Sulnucl Hall, of Rowayton has or
ken a position during thII holiday rush
with that Adams Express Company, of
South Norwaik.
‘ A little girl. Audit-y llcllo. al'rlvml
Thursday night in tho home of Mr. and
Mrul Conrail Shhw. who lusldo with
Job 8. L‘llolulnodtcn at. tho corner
of rookclt and i‘raw Ilveuuou in
Rowuytou. MrII. Biliuc was formerly
MiIuI Uracil l’llIIIch. 'l‘bo family is
doing oxccllcntly.
downy ton Methodist. Episcopal
Church—Special (lhristmnn cervtcen io-
murrow. ’l‘he puuior will preach ap-
propriate sermon II we morning. with
......m. I. .. .t. «It...
Christmas Specials
Fancy Mixed Nuts, 2 lbu. 25c
Sweet Omnm. per doll. . . . .. 25c
{Baldwin Avalon.
.. porph.,1lic; bbl..81.50
it own Bullion linked Bound .... 250
3 Cans soup I 25c
acuunlllnrlyilmol’ens..........25c
Lllcm'i‘omatxleu.....I....I....I 250
ll Plus. Mince Mani. 25c
*VuvtCump'u Tomato Caisup, 25c5
, III“......II-IIIu-qu-
‘ Empirc 'i'omuto Carolin. 3 bottles.
dbl-“...”... 35o
Chriuilnnu Candida. it lbs. "'
I. HELFANT
Will, '
I wiil‘bo
at; 10: 15 yestelduy '
o school
c In cordially
«will by the choir.
anuinl on extend" muItcai program
bo‘r‘oltiierod by t chair. The
Chill ll Mutlvul or the Sunday
:IubooiI/lwlli be hold Mpndav night. in
charge of Mrs. W. F Ambler. ,
IloWayton Baptist Church. Frank C.
Ba Iva. pump—reservoirs at 10:80 am ,
7: 30 p In. Subject of morning 1161‘-
moot him I olucquuiltiea. spacial Christ-
mu llcr rig-la tho evading. Bible
hbhool.1: :JunlorCJl‘. 3:30:1ead-
or. was Kate emailed: éiinl'or' onus-
tian Endeavor, ll: 15 pm :loadcr. Miss
Florence Raymond Monday evening.
lit 7.30. Christmas cantata entitled
j “Shula Cluua' Dilemma." presented by
the Sunday school. Thursday evening
at 7. 30, indies” missionary concert.
The grab bags at the Rowaytlon pub-
. Illc school proved to be a most enjoy'
" able affair.
f. unusual luck in getting rubber dolls:
. and the girls succeeded in picking out.
Although the boys had
lino baseballs, exchanges were made
" and all departed for the holidays very
happy indeed. Through the generos-
ity of Mrs. Robert Barclay, who had
seen in The Sentinel columns that the
children were to have a grab. bag in-'
stead or candy, Mr. Lane was present.-
ed with a check to be devoted to the
securing of much needed articles.
‘Two OWI‘iel‘B of animals are now in-
voking curses upon the storage mad
dog which appeared horn a short time
ago biting everything and anything,
and only stopping in his victorious
course when Mrs. Sarah Raymond
found him enjoying a meal from one
of her calves and descended upon him
with Just indignation, making the poor
brnio howl for mercy. A valuable
goat, b longing to Leland Close, died
a horrib death in the throes ot‘hy-‘
drophobla yesterday. A line dog own-
ed by Allan Mills suffered so severely
that be was shot. to end his misery.
The participants in the Christmas
cantata, “Santa Claus Dilemma, " to be
given by the Sunday school of the flow
nylon Baptist Church Monday evening,
and the charadters they will assume
are as follows: Ada. Dena Oaks; Jack.
Harold ()utbill: Grandpa, George Lotta;
Aunt Maria, Esther Show: Joc, Charles
Gager; Susie, Florence llaiucs; Bob,
Herbert Dufuult: Noll, llcloll Scoficld;
Mother. Mary Snidln; Charlie. Archic
lionclisha: Dorothy, lIucilic liraudn;
Nan, Marion Lynch; Juck Frost, who
is well advertised. ()hariIIy Putty; Sand“
man, who falls aslIIop, Leland Close;
Annauia Bond, with a great proposi-
, lion, Edward ilrothIIrton: Old Woman.
who lived in a shoe, .lcsslo Close; Mrs.
Santa Claus. in ii. dilemma, lIIIa Al-
brcI-ht: Santa Claus, who straighicua
things out. Edward llroihcrion: ruin-
bow fairies. browuicB. water boys,
nurses, waiters. Puritan maids, and
full chorus of children.
For chopped and cracked hands gIIi
Downt‘a Witch linzcl Salvo. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridal,-
Pharmacy. "
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Dr. Allen Lyon Fitih uaq a visitor
in South Not-walk, yesterday
Charles G. Walelbury was a visiror
in New Canaan Thursday on busincss.
Mrs. Jennie Sykes, of Vista. N. Y.
has returned from u visit with her his-
ter in Darleu.
John‘ H. Soarlos. of Noroton. visitor]
his daughter, Mra Samuel Smith, in
Vista, N. Y., last week. -
James E. Kelly. of Noroiou CIIutIIr.
who has been rcccntly on a visit to
his mother. has rciurncd to his old
employment. in New York.
Rev. 1. B. Brown, or Vista. N. Y.. has
again rocoivcd a call to act on rIIIIlIlIIut
chaplain of the SoldicI'r-I' Home at Nor-
oton. Mr. Brown has accepted the
position and will assume the duties of
the Home on January 1. Although
Mr. Brown is to be congratulated for
the honor bestowed upon him, he has II
.host of friends who fcelrvery sad to
have him go. He will be ng-Iatly miss-
cd by all, and especially by the mem-
bers of his congregation in tho litilc
church at East Woods. of which ho
has been pastor for the past tWelvc
years.
A number of visitors assembled in
the Burton School, No. 5, Thursday af~
'tcrnoon. to Illlltc with teacher and
pupliu in .thoir Chriuimnu authoring.
MiH8_K. ”only in in cburgc in tho
and Thursday wiiIIeIIIIoIl u
aortas of rcciiutlonu and songs, sup-
plemented by It phonograph. The
children I'occivcd their gifts from It
iiah pond. Mills Anon Robinson. a pn-
pil of tender years, was much up-
plauded for hor rccituiionu. and is re-
portoll to give promise of a rare ell»
cutloniat. Among the visitors were
MIR. P li‘uhci. Mlu if: ll. Robinson.
Mia .l l‘ ilnlph and daughtcr Mrs.
(lraco llluinutou, Mill. (illbort, Mru.
Clivor lloyi Mrs. lloorgo (lroou Mrs.
Burt .iaoituou. MIIIII l3. Randall, Mics
“Fl. Scllanz. Minn May Fahoy. Mills
Graco [aggloslou and Oliver lloyi.
At. lilo Congregatimlul Church, Dur-
lon. Clntotmaa norvicorl will be hold
on Sunday, tho 23rd, and on Christmas
Day. (in Sunday morning the pull-
tor will linse'hll teachings on the
story of the wild man. The choir
will sing the following selections:
Nazareth, by Gounod: dwelt. in old
.ludca, by Grins; And there worc Shepc
‘herde, by Lyon. in that afternoon at.
four o clock. Mrs Ashtord'o cantata-v
The Star of Promise. will be sung by
Mr. Ellis .1 hell.
C. n. moo
cloud of thIIIn
ii to be héld at the”
will be thc usual empties b
day School. Cargo. rocital on», etc.
are expected to aka a happy occtv
atoll for old audy young. The public
invitedlo all them sor-
vlccll.
9709 THAT” out. Lb
«gill “glib!“ mill". lap murmur. an».
”ill brim by up
gar tried. littlest without «peptic
109 mm
681.00 bottles. '1“
”MWQ
the church choir, Mill-ted by Mrs. L
8.11. Hoyt,Mlull Thoreau Hoyt and»: “
The regular 1228.,
our o'clock service. on ',
Christmas Boy at seven to. on, there I,
the Hun-
with an attack of rheumatism
Ila iy recovering.
horn of Sherman Hoyt and will than
large “residence at the mm ct Anion
atoll”; Dilflefli '
Frank hates the cuntructor.
has
commenced the veranda. on the real
donco of MI- [Indus and when com
plcted will make a great iInprOchcnt
to the exterior appodrnnco of the
home. I
Mr. Elias who was formerly lupcrin
tondent on the arm at Aaron Phelps
Stokes has "doc tied to give up the
dalry business on the form of James
Bates. 01' which he has boon renting
for some time and take it up on a
hatch larger scale in New Jeracy.
On ,account of the extra services
in the churches of the Norwalks
it was thought best not to open the
Union Chapel on Sunday, but the Mo-
thodist chapel will be open in the
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Speakers from
Norwalk “will have charge ol.’ the sur-
v ce
DeWitt'e Kidney and Bladder Pills
quickly drive the poisons from the syn
tom and thus afford relief. A week's
treatment for 25c. Sold by The Chi
ford Pharmacy and The Blrdge th
Inacy.
WILTOIII
The Congregational Sunday school
festival will be held as usual in tin-
church Christmaa ova.
Rev. W. E. Hooker oiliciated in St.
Matthew's Church Sunday morning
and delivered a farewell sermon.
Rev. Chancery and Mrs, Sturgoa, of
Mt. Vernon, and Herbert Sturgea, of
New York, were in town on Tuesday.
St. Matthew's Sunday school Christ
mas festival will be held in the church
Wednesday evening, December 26th
The Whist Club meeting which was
to have been held Tuesday afternoon
It the home of Mrs. J. McEwcn Betts,
has been indefinitely postponed.
The children of St. Matthew's and
the Congregational Sunday schools
roapcctivcly gave rehearsals of Christ
mas music Saturday atternoon.
The children of North Wilton school
have had line sport the past wock
skating on tho uppcr roscrvoir. the
ice being onohaii" foot in thickness.
The fair at Center school house
from 2 to 9 p. In. last Saturday. was a
great success. The sale from fancy
articles was particularly appreciated
at this Christmas gift season, Refresh-
ments also. found ready disposal.
About $5.00 was realized to be used
in bIInutifving school house and
grounds in competition for the $10. 00
Prize.
A moat musical cutcriainmeni, tho
Sl‘i‘ilflii in tho. series. will ho hold Fri-
day cvcnlng, December 23th, in tho
Town Hall. Edward W. Frye. a not
(Id inlpmsonalol oi no:_IinII will do
lincatc David llnrnm and charactexs
from otiIcI authors. Mr. Frye has
given his masterly portrayal of David
llnrum over 700 nights in the Unlicd
Slates, invariably drawing large hous-
es.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Bears the
Signature of
dam
WESTON.
Miss Alma Fanton is spending the
holidays at her home in Aspotuck.
Chrsimau with relatives in Boston.
Mr. John ’i‘readwcll. of 'l‘ashma, was
a visitor in town on Thursday.
Mrs. Lyman Boers and Miss Ethel
liners have returned from a visit in
Monroe.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fitch entertain-
ed a company. at whist, on Tueday
evening.
The Sowing Circle of Emmanuel
Church. Incl with Mrs. Ell Wakemnn.
on 'l'huruiiay.
’l‘hoodorc Hamilton. has been
spending part. of the weak in Wilton.
doing mnaou work. .
Mrs. Edward Jennings, of Lyonu’
Plains has been spntling several dayu
with Mrs. W. C. Wooterficld.
Mr. C. Scodold of New Cannon, was
an over-night guest a itho residence
of 1;. M. Gould. on Wednesday.
The Nor-field Sunday School. will
haunt: Chriatmas foutivnl on Monday
evening beginning promptly “at 8
o'clock.
Mills Eulc horrid. teacher in tho
li‘ovgxo school. in Ilpunilinlz tho lIoliI
day“ vacation with bar parcnta. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank ii‘til‘l'iii. .
hcr homo from South Norwalk to
uptmd llrlsimu: with her parents,
Mr. u Mrll. 'l‘beodoro‘”'llamilton.
Mrs DcWitt Bradley and Mrs.
(loom ShorvIood. entertained the
Mutt ee Whidt club on chnellluy af- .
lg. ‘ .
‘, ...—w». .
ditto wh‘ell‘
aluminium "doll in
Plot-tad .ilonih Hermit;
Phil-III _ .dgutbllarwalklll.
by, y.‘ .
is.
ontractor Finch of Noroton has ‘
about completed the addition on the .
make collusive improvements on the
culminated.
Lana. thin. slri
‘bncuph Pepsin in
DOOM
mough Familial».
Kodol
For. Dyspepsia
found in a heat by stomach, and in
Ixactly those proportionzl necessary to
enable the stomach and digestive organs
to digest and assimilate all foods that may
be eaten. Kodoi in not only a perfect
llgestant. but. it: in o reconstructive. tis-
ma building tonic as well. Kodol relieves
‘ndigo‘stion. D epopsio. Sour Stomach.
9, loartburn. Po pitation of the Heart and
lonstipation. Youwdilikeit.’ I
)idests What You Eat
Roots the stomach. rebuilds the
tissues and‘givcs firm finch;
In button only. f‘u Wop Ind at. tho bab- i
mm, my cum and onto almonowm
one dollar. I“). bind 0 VIII .
SOLD BY
THE. CLIFFORD PHARMACY
THE BRIDGE. PHARMACY
tel noon at their residence in“, Bradley
attract
Godfrey. Mrs. Godfrey will go
winter there with relatives.
entertain a number of friends on Tues.
aixtconth anniversary of their
ringer.
S ' &
212lbs. Granulated Sugar. 81.00; 5 lbs.
5
0. . .
Jones'. Pillsb ry: and Gold Medal
Flour, per
Baker‘s Cocoa, pcr can
Pure Leaf 123111.116
Very Best Maine 23
3 Pkga Pure Oaimoal
Is....-.-ocn‘o
by peptic:
if you or. too fat it'll 333“qu yourfcod
burns to fat. instead of musclam strongll I.
lyou are too loan tho till producin food:
that you out arc not properly lilac: d and ,
people do not hm .
a stomach. while fat
hav- too much Pupsln and not
contains all the hdifostivo juices thatd are
Miss Jcnnlc Hoyt. of Ridgci’icld is
the guest of her sistwcr Mrs; Mary F}.
to ,
Ridgefield next week to spent the
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Sherwood will .
day evening next, in honor of he
mar»
Mrs George Como. who is visiting
her parents in Pound Ridge, was badly
now no Balms uuop up} u do padniut
day night Mre CoIsI-I had arisen to
Ridge upon learning of‘ the accident.
67c
19c
lb. ..no
tat a. per pk 18c
96 256
IIIII cannot be cured by any
mm:- medicine.
It “In alwn the l
cough cure. ”You ”$1
Inflow! lo luk‘e chances” on
any can kind. .I .
‘ W8» 3W cures
coughs. cold-I bronchitis.
p. comma and consular
fine in film stages.
. , ll doo- not con alcop‘
hobo mm. mor‘p no. or ,
any m or. narcotic. pol-on-
“m or mini drug.
.WESTPORT.
w
Sylvester Sturgcs is in a critical
' condition.
Mrs John ilnrlow has been visiting
her father, Morris Mills, tho pant.
vcok
Warren Foster is quite sick at tho
Special" Salc for Saturday
WonkFleh,lh..12c
Flat Fish, 5 lbs. ............‘... 25c
.Native Front Fish, 5 lbs. for .. 25c
Market Cod 5c lb.
vStanwood....................12clb.
Halibut......................1501b.
Escallops 40c and tile qt.
All other kinds fish at reasonable
price.
Ducross.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
- Eanl End of Washington Street Bridge
rug Xmas
I O
attend her graiadmtotllcr whod to Mill The tune 0f Joy
1 t. . .11. none. rs
363;; lefi’iaifnnfcdiatgiy for Pound can be brightened
by the use of Gas
for lighting.
. Thevmost useful
and acceptable
present to the
whole family is a.
scans Tomatoes................25c
3 Guns Peas 25c
5 Gallons Oil 50c
3 Cans Baked Beans ...... 25c
2 Pugs. Cream of Wheat 25o
Gas Portable
lira Kind You lian Always Bought .
Milli-l Elizabeth Gordon. is spending '
Mira-I May Hamilton will return to .,
7BnrstoneSoa
3 Caps Campbell‘s Soup
. Solid 10kt
GOlcl Eyeglasses,
$1..00
I
Mr III: 1 {Kilt ‘1": .‘ '1'
United Amulian llpllclalls
uncommitted) ‘
’ aroma
. I
«no and amount.
3' one
25c
25c
3 lbs. Soda or Milk Crackers . 25c
lot... at cmrmnn manually. '
awn-W
“ I con-mat
it but: you“
M. It I» out
inwiull'adom
“Ii Thing of Beauty and a
‘ Jay Forever "
Consolidated
it. It.” Go.
«m
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING, I
STEAM. ‘ .
HOT WATER, ,_;
‘AND . ' ;
GAS FITT'ING. . ’4
Tin, Sheet Iron, Coppm‘ I:
.. mar-Inc: for
so South Main Scoot.
‘arncu IF. Benn
._ Skates .
bliss Shears .
"I‘ll".
Miller Bros.’ Pocket
Chilcrll
uredtlc coins
ads Sleds
I
DO
Milan any UL (loops non
Minimum Maura cm on
, ion. of New York.
The mombora of Trinity Sunday
.scbool huvo finished tying groom and
: will decorate the church Monday. .
Mrs. Joanie Punaolt has taken poa- ‘
Tho Methodist Church will hold its
annual Chriotmnu concert tomorrow
evening at 7 oolock, at which all are
invited to be prurient.
The pupils of Maui Ballgaiuck school
, gave u plouainnr and inioicatlu‘g outer“
tainmont at tho acbool youlcrduy utter-
noon. utter .wlIiIh ouch child was
prosontod with a Christmas gift School
will reopen January 2.
Servicos at. the Greens Farah
Church Sunday an follows: Morning
service. 10:30: Sunday school at noon;
Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m.; even-
ing worship, 7:30; apeciul Christmas
music both morning and cvcning. The
pastor will give u brlci address to the
children in tho cvculng. All the Sum
day school nobolura arc to be present
Sunday at the final rehearsal 01? Christ-
mas cquls.
The Christmas musical program to
be given at ”10 ('IouglI-gutional Church
in Westport, tomorrow morning, will
ho lIIlIIIn clllcily from Coomb‘s cantata,
"'l‘bc First Christmas." Organ uIIlcc-
iiona will be rcIIdIIrI-Il by Mrs. Arthur
ll. .lcllil’fe, as follows: l’rcludo, Pas-
toral. Warmn: Christmas ()l’l’crtoirc.
l'togolu: postludc. II‘anilu-Iic, 'l‘homao.
Tho quartIIt, consisting of Harry (3.
Woodworth. baritone; Miss Edna G.
Bradley, contraito; Mru.‘ Hurry C.
Wall
Paper
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
E. E; Gorllam,
DECORATORI
.TlLIPHONI—“II "‘
1| FIHIT IT. I. NORWALK.
YOUR
Christmasfii
or your New Yoar's Gift will be can
Lain to give the recipient. “unsure, if
it has been purchased frqu our stock.
We are sure to have somothiug to meet
your approval if you don’t wait until
too late. “_
" WE HAVE ""m‘
Dinner Soto in pink and green. Old
dart blue Imported English China, by
the set of single piece. In German
China. Chocolate Soto. Berry Sets, Wu.
tor Sets Brush and Comb ’l‘rayn. Cairo
Plates. Pitchers, Mags. Cups, Sunccra,
Plates. etc. Glass Ware. . _
Framed Pictures. " [1mm
‘ House Furnishing Goods.
White Enamel Poles,
with ru-
, tures, 10c.
Cloth Shades, with Fringe. 28c.
Window Shadca and Picture Frames
- made to order.
We do Painting and Paper Hanging.
.. ‘ . n” .. 5“ “m
1.. ii. DECKER,
Irwin-alumna“
. Tel. non. “loath Nomilt.
A Jack 01 all Trades
numh mania-"Ii"
"if.“ Hid mm II- '1” 1‘ l»
l 'I
' mafia“ I. Idiom. ‘
Iowa mallow com
runner: 3” “goal. mums
l M"
000,000.00
1 WITH
ovum Into William
morocco .
a. III-a
“find «mu m
cm
RiOK a. about
but”; mm
MIWII.
session of the boom rcocntly vacated .
A by J S Wnkcmau and tumily.
WWII“
orking . Iii!
I‘ll' our to bc lithulatct. 1
ill it shirks its iunctiout iii
cIi tongue. sailow comply nib
headache and pain no r tho i,- ii ll
dcr hiudc III-c council b no indolent .
iivur. lu.‘ can it up by tall but a thorn:
politic:
Becoming
«Pllls ~
{laid Everywhere. In 1303ch 10c. and tho.
W..." A" WW - o
WoodWOrth, soprau l Alborl: C, Willa
lion, tenor. will render tho foliowiugd >
Quartet, “Blessed lie the Lord; O‘cc ..s
Bethlchcm's Pinion" Solo, ”ll‘eor Notti ’
1 Bring You Good 'iuliiillgb" Quartet,“
“Glory‘to God." Solo. “’i‘lle:,StaI"o-
Shine Bright.” Duct, "Soc You Not:
You Radiant Star?" Quartet “Grout:
is the Lord. "
LADIES
I—Dra Lari-Inna on».
com ml ""15... m" l
Safe, Qu ck, Reliable, Re clutch“
I3: tour or to othcr remedial Iold o: l'llqufloel.
Cu Mood. Bucoonful
udf'u -
393m énwlell ellimoniniuud‘i’moklc I u¢
Dr. LnFr-noo. woman.
DI! VII? W. RI! ”40110,
Funeral Director,
and Embalmor.
_ 19 North Main 82. South Norwaik.
Residence, 6 Washington atroat.
Telephone at house, 134-2.
pmunmo arm 3min“ l
HEATING. "is
HOT WATER HEATING. ., ;
HOT AIR HEATING: ,
erovzs AND RANGE .. i.
OLATE AND TIN ROOFI
Gu and Steam Fitting,
In Fixtures, Metal Ceiling, INN
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES g Ho'rcuxlsa
Y! ‘ f
NOIWALW
":5
Daily Line‘mi. l
for freight Only‘ A
On and after Tuesday. January I.
1906 Freight Propellers will leavu
Pier 28, East River. New York. (fool
of Dover street), every day, (excepl
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