Linger-Ins '3
cum: OFTEN 085800”
There‘s no hood of any
301'an ii takon in time, . .
WONG are curoicns about ..
call a simple cough and Nut «make
anything for it until ”“1133
out with it. it in may to 9“” It 00!!
‘1‘ our. MlNUTI 1
couon CUR!»
g taken—oasicr at that .
lg allowed to rim. hill we warrant it
. in t-ithor t'ttuo, .
m (RENEE 25c AND 50c PoTTl-I.
“to Bridge Pharmacy,
Tuna a BRADLEY:
PM”: WASHINGTON IT:
’l‘ci. (lull till—2,
II shutout-3.3.1::-
Mr. and iili‘s; ll. >1 ltave’nm..u.vo
returned from on "-\"‘ll5l\'8\wed(ung
tl‘ll’l. , .. -y . ..
Charles liili ll.i\‘ twinned to Colgattg.
Acadomy ni‘tor n will mme duringlhg
holidays. .
Th0 lmrgt- t' l' lit :\‘-ill(l has arrived
Wm. .1 NHL... ... .....l for Raymond
Brothers.
'I‘htl SWtirtil'hiI it“: ‘tl- T- Rackctte
was ill lllo littilmi I‘m» morning for
supplio: .
’i‘he l’ustinn \ l... "’2' Chill“? 'mln-
struts will pvolml. 3 in
next month,
Mr. and nix \Itu-z‘l Kaiser. of
Southport. t-ulit d
ill East. Ntll'\\illi~
Mil-ts Miitll‘t'ti lt- rntartalno‘l a
party (ll fl‘lt'liti liniii .\t‘W York 0V8!”
Sunday lil hor tun. i:.-:.-. ..
»- outlined to his
t. Sunday school
“1 }- nordsy.
vl‘tllit .‘
ill
Edward
home by illntw
class“ had n no .I‘”
of Bridgeport.
.\ ith a cargo of
natured at. the
'l‘lit‘ Sititlli ling...’ '
is in tho lilillltll -.
long claim. std.
lachodu (‘inu
The rotzniui tIlil.:i'. .u-nycr meeting
of the East .\tu .. \v‘.\l‘lll Christian
Church will llo :1 l :ttot‘row evening
at ‘5 Fill-ii >ltt '
Eloyon tumult 1 1. membership
Wero I‘t‘t‘t‘l\t‘-l M I‘ ~ lllltlil Club It ll
recent tin.-m..; 1v.. with has 'now
. »,...
over J (it) pay 1 n 1. r
p~ 1.. _ 1
i “The House
i, isi Side store
- list. and Wil-
Wnltcr A, l’. .
of Lords." :o It. 1..
is called. i» on
liam (loin-mum. . ..4 his place.
Rev. Jacinta it It ill-ottched‘.“yes_-
terday at both in the ‘Ad ..
' tll were 7
Church. to and» :. ..
‘ -.t:l il ill-'89 ‘tw
1y interested.
tenduncc ttt i-Hl‘1
rho mourned
t'lllii‘Ch. was
lilil over Sun-
.u'uud worthy
't‘ompsrance.
unwun street.
RPV. .lili-illll'l iv: .:
ycsiortlay n.
the gnoxr oi it ~
(lily. Ml'. lltlil ‘,
patriarch ot‘ ti
Mitts .lonnio in.
is visiting in ‘11'
1 .
’i‘ht.I :-lt'.'tlllt 1 i1
capo from
the curt-loan
the Ft‘lli'tlt'k .
full of Witlt'l
diacorortul ihm
chum-d hor t.1 1
Allilli‘ V. ptiinin w
cd llor from
a narrow ctr
nily through
. mo. who left
'1 craft. W” W
damage was
on her deck
’l'ln- steamer
' and prevent-
l‘ .
Sorvlcos in It, lionue Metho-
dist lupin-Hint during the
Wook of in... My evenins.
7145. l‘lllwurli' l 2 satiation at»
\tlco; 'l‘tiomln'. ... (0pm, The
Worth of s..1
m.. itlpit'. Mix .
UL. 'l‘lll' llillllt
7:45 p. m. 'l:
Lutllcu' .\|tl
2 p, m
«lay. 7:46 p.
t-ztluy. 7:461).
lilil. Friday.
~.'oiiool. The
t‘t t'ilnefld‘y. at
“tit onstivo
last. ill. to
mildly In
nortectl .”-"
-. Walnut W»
--“l lttttv in
but imam. lit.
stills tlt‘yiiui
rcgulatc in.-
“some ll. lira
Altoona. l’:t.
ROW/\Y'i‘ON:
[\l llit' toil.
lizl l‘itntrlt, ‘t
"WI'TI‘ l't‘l‘l‘lll‘ll .:
H‘l'.
‘ ‘ nylon BIF'
two
tulip by lot-
ltt-ut' t’ntut
' tr. mark
upcnl but u... t,‘ . Hind M“
to immc of ”iv ll .o > .mttmt W
vemcntu ho I! l 11... ......p. mm,
The littwniu n s.‘ . t‘huroll ‘\ a»
have ll lit’tt’ in .. .l‘ mil W a;
ll“! “illflllllillllt ..‘ t n, or ‘ ‘
pounds in a t» u lilo
Captain l‘Ithdttl ii‘ an..." -
taken it grout tll'iir ' ll. lliOl F
Edward
Who hlfl lll'Pll 1mm; ,‘ .
at theNorwullt Hm .14....
WII operated illl .'
upwndicitiu. Hillard...
was perform-«t l.-,- ...
Billed ll? it), i,
Norwslk, and iv
’l‘inlttv
i
Mn. Morgan-l lull.
"flail,“ hctc t»‘ ‘i »
‘ufl iii! no rt’lal-‘w w ,. .
hr lief here. will at.» lulhllllton
M i” i Cfllllllllt lnillln
Ill Ncw litl't‘l‘n at.
taken to Now ilr.“
, William ll, )ialwr
tor" .
'utttv ”
on. .
catatonia-n t
' in it a case or the grit).
ulna“ 811319 time .
.1i. t12onds yesterday
d The? In:
‘ marshal. Robert w. Post: .t, 5., ldratt-
-, ...; ‘ 1
"1 F in Church. South Norwalk. She
‘l'tmlb widow of a Civil War veteran
'Who was killed on the railroad some
Years ago.
"lily 1993“” AND noaoron.
11‘ Edward McClellan. a retired titer-
noon. at his home in lluricn. where
he had lived with his daughter for the
‘ohant or New York, died Friday after- 1
1 hrs 1. A‘. Godfrey has returned
1 r Strata swim in Bethe].
. Miss-Louis Godfrey has returned
from arts" in Brldfienort.
w'i‘heodore Hamilton. spent last. week
in Wilton. doing mason work.
......
Mrs. John Gregory of Cannon is v!-
siting her sister. Mrs. Henry Finch.
The Matinee Whist Club was enter.
33?“ by Mrs. G. B. Kellogg. on Thurs.
Communion services wm-o hold in
the Congregational Church ycstcrdny
morning.
”It twenty-live ytuirs. iio was eigh~
' Willis years old, am
his home in Dorian llilt‘l not boon ac-
1 dive in business. although llrt'l’lll"Fl ‘0
that he was a ton mun-hunt oi New
‘York. and made what was in those can.
aidered .a fortune in that lmsluess.
Aside from his daughter. wlto is un-
" married and liVod with him. Mr. Mc-
Clellan is survived by (”to still. George
McClellan. who livou in Now York.
The body was taken today to North-
\ “motor. Mass. whoro tho tnncrui will
. be held.
WESTPORT.
Nearly every housc in Wont port has '
t
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Loos huro moved
into their new homo on Main street.
1- Philip Panzelt is back from u holi-
day visit. with rclutivos in Port Ches-
ter, N..Y.
- Mrs. . nk (lodl'roy has roturncd
here Im a holiday visit with friends
in New York.
Benjamin Foster and \rii‘o huvo boen
entertaining relatlros from lt‘uiri‘ield
over New Year.
. Ml'll- Neil Mitchell has rciurncd
home from it New Your visit with re-
latives in New York.
The Current Events Club was outer-
talned by Mrs. Churios iluikloy. of
Soulhport Thursday afternoon.
Alamo force of italians is at work
laying pipes to ('Olillt‘t'l tho ilridgc
street School with tho walor supply.
Miss Julia Adams has roturncd to
her duties at Mt. ltolyoko rollogc. af-
ter a holiday visit. horo with rolatlvos,
Rev. A. '8. Hubbard. of Canaan. be-
gan his series of lllllh‘ll'uiotl iootnros to
children at the Methodist t‘hnrclt ycs-
tertlay.
Evangelists Mitcholl and ltook have
been engaged to conduct a sorios of
evangelistic sot-vice. at tho iiicthodlt-tt
Episcopal Church. '
Misc Grace Rogers. of (‘ompo street,
entertained the inning i'oopio't; Mus-
ical Club Thursday owning. Songs.
games and dancing Wl‘l't‘ tho nrdor oi
the streams.
The Ladies‘ Afternoon Whi‘t (‘lub
métgwith ‘Mrs. b‘runh tlodtroy, ut‘ liti-
perlal avenue. Thursday nitt-ruoon. 'l‘ho
ilrst prize was won by .\lr~. Rout-r24;
consolation by Mrs. Nutiiuniol (innit.
‘~ Thejfuneral of Mary liathor it‘unton
km not ”rt-om the homo ..i an. unz-
abeth tik'enlan. oi-oonnt-id llill.'h‘ut-
an“ "afternoon. intorint-nt was in
the enter‘street coon-tot) in Huston.
. .....s , ,
’ The“ 6mm“ hnvo boon tvlootod to
omclnie at. Oi‘ot'lla l“ill‘lll*» t-Iitirch llto
onsuing your: John J. .lolillllllin, riot-k:
G. J. Jennings. (ll‘llt‘ilil; .l I" i-Ilwmtl,
secretary; Nell ulfli'llll‘vllll titztrttl‘t‘l':
Mrs. Wesley Sili‘l'u'tttui Illiill‘llillll ol‘
the music Conlnlllll‘t'
Sylvester Silll‘xt'r‘. tlli‘tl .li his homo
on Woodslde ii\'t'llllt‘, Friday morning:
He had been ilitior :ttlillt' [into and hi.»-
death was not a surprl , 'l‘h.- tum-nu
was held yesterday t‘rum his iunno.
Rev, E. B. Dean. of t'iri... l‘lmroh‘
was the Officiating t'iorayninn.
FONOWIHB al‘t‘ llit‘ lli’WlV l‘lt‘l'll'll (if.
floors of Saugutuck Motto-dint (‘ltnt'ohz
Superintendont—Joaopn Morton,
AulItant—Cllurlca llolulrioks.
Secretary-Charles (lotiii‘ov.
Treasurer—Miss Eva .lollt‘l’
Lady Assistant Supt-rilllt-ndonl» »
Mrs. George Washlmru.
Mr. Morton Milt-rs upon his tlllilt'i-i
as superintendent for ttn- ...-youth
your.
The officers of Tumult! Ididxt', l". and
A, It, were installcti 'l‘htlrutiny i‘\'|'ll-
ing by Edward Lohn. .lr.. llltthiol‘. and
Oscar Smith. who uctod u.» nntralntl.
W. M., .l. lt‘l'vtl llorliutn: 24.
W.. William J. Wood; .l. W.. llnrton
P. Mervin; treasuror. WJlllliill It. (l1~'-
bom: secretary, Cllllt'lt's Ilarria; chap.
lllli. Rev. 0. E, Bishop; 8, D1. Arthur
B- DEln: 8. .3" l‘rt'tlcrick ilrmilcy:
out 0. Oakley: lylt-l‘. (it-ttrm- tn‘.
Thorpe: Plateau. W. it. t‘uh-y. llubort
W. Post. Samuel E. linulla: auditing
committee; Merrick Coon-y. l"l'l‘(lerl(tk
D. Ballad. Samuel A. l’urtty.
—-—-—-—4——--—.
In” omen of Doric Chnptor. No. no,
Mr “A” Eastern Star. haVc boon
infill j and are: Worthy mutton,
3m, or n, Foote: worthy patron.
.'
mm Fabio: associate matron. Mr».
Mill!“ H Pctrte; sccrotary. Miss
m - hem; ircatturcr. Mrs.
* . ‘ , 00d; wntllictrttus, Mrs.
‘ ”his; associate conductrotts.
"mull Incision; chaplain. Mrs.
AWN“: marshal. Minn Joanie
_ will". Merritt ll. Cm
.II’I. Carrie M. (lorharn;
. A. E, Walker: Elects.
.3. Walker; warden. Mrs.
l untinol. Merritt ll, Co-
, find It. Parry.
w‘as'ros.
‘ bouts is quite in with
t‘mon has raibm.
i aluco milking"
and. p. m.
Hurley Williams. who suffered with
'a severe cold last week, is about
again. ‘ 1
Harry Hnwloy of Ridgcflcld has
boon visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Huwlcy.
Clarence Smith has rcturncd to his
school duties in Bridgeport alter the
holiday vacation.
Representative Jamcs A. Smith will
begin his Legislative duties in Hart-
ford this week.
Miss Emerson of Bethel has been a
guest of her sister. Mrs. Charles Amb
her at her homo in Hurlbutt street-
Andrcw Perry has returned to his
duties at Merrill Buslncil’s College in
South Norwulk after the holiday vaca-
tion. l
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Banks. wishl
to thank their neighbors for thc many
kindneesos. during the illuous of their
son. Willis. The young gentleman is
now able to be about. the house anti
receive calls from his young friends.
NEW CAN AAN.
Benedict and Company will resume
work on January 10.
Edwin Wood of Railroad avenue is
quite iii.
Stephen Wood of East nvonuc is on
the sick list.
Sands Roscoe is ill at his home in
East avenue.
“Doro 'i‘horno." played to a fair~sizcd
audience last evening.
Frank L. Simon is. able to be
after a few days‘ illness.
out
George Mcrrltt of Boston is visiting
his mother in Railroad avenuc,
Robert Apploby of Forest street is
ill with lntlamatory rheumatism.
Edward R. Fitch is spending a wreck
with his wife at. Burnside. Connecti-
cut.
Lewis Provost of this town has
in-cn appointed to a position in tho
Capitol.
Tho Mothor'u liotnc 'Jlub will mom
with Mrs. 'i‘. W. llcnctilct, January ill.
....
Z. T. Osborn has purchuscd a porin-
blo buzz‘suw which ho will run with
a gusolluc cnginc.
Mrs. William Austin and unit of
Stratford. have returned after a visit
with Mrs. ll‘. it. .loitnsou'.
Ralph Color! and family. havn rctttrtr
ml to their homo in Westport uftor
ti visit with rolutivca horo.
.lohn [lrounnu is having a collar tllli'.
on it lot in it‘orottl slroot. proparntory
for lilo ot'oction of u llwolling.
Miss May Rutlcdgo and hor brothor
Edward. huvo roiurnod uilor a visit
with rolntivos in Puss-air, N. .l.
Joseph M. Stillman is spending a
low days at tho homo of his until.
Mrs. Justus Stillman. illusion. Point.
Dr. W. E Clark and son Clnrcnt-c
of Brooklyn, who httvc hot-n visiting
in Railroad ttvonuo httvo roturncd.
—.
The Hannah Bcnodict Curtor (‘hap-
tor. D. A. R.. will moot with Mrs, A1
P. Jones, Wednesday. January it, at
:l n. m.
chbert Brlnckcrhoif, tho mcaacn-
gor for Now Cannon and Now York
is somewhat indispoaed with a sovcrc
cold
Mrs. F. 16. Green and her stator
Miss Nuttio Hodges are visiting Mrs.
William Wilson at Portsmouth. N ii..
for a tow wooks. Bororo thclr t'PitIl'll
they will visit in Boston;
Rev. Dr. Hoyt and wilc. John ll:
Bullock and wife and i). A St John
and wife nitoudcd the twenty-swoon
buss. tactic or» cannula.
NW YQRK.’ Alluv‘3---The,North
German Lloyd ,unehip Company, rs.
COIVBd a cable ram today from Nan
insuring that, their kieamet' l’rlnacss
irons was not damxctl in collision
Saturday with the steamer Molklo and
will sail Tuesday for Now York.
W
about whom thcy will marry
somebody asks tllom.~l’ttt,-k.
tmtil
.v
i
l
t
' ms sun nu
FREE
I With every pound can of
our SOVEREIGN BAKING
POWDER. 50c
it is beautifully Decorated
and at good size
The Union'Paciiic
Tea Co.
126 Washington St, So. Norwalk.
Next Deer to Post-Office.
Phone, 555—2. Free Dellvgry.
cuicursrnys. puts
TIIB MA MD AMI
[rial Auk: Ir "rt-fl:- '
C lmhuacr’l filer-nu on“:
pm. in "rd Iihl Gold ttteulllc
buns. vealed Nth illoe Ribbon.
3-“ r. '3'." in”. t5. " m
s l . iv ‘ - .' .
"Illicit! can" on. $3.. In
”an It‘xu-ltdhi lini.Ss1¢st.Alnu R.-
i. or! . b
enlist-:33: dmm‘oa'llllfllt
Specml
Flour All Brands. per bag . .. 65c
- .... -A “--.“...—
Best Potatoes. per pk. ...... 20c
Turnips .................. 15c
Apples ................... 15C
3 can Beans , .............. 25c
3 cans Soup .............. 25c
3 cans Tomatoes .......... 25c
3 cans Corn ................ 25c
3 cans Pears . . . 25c
3 cans Pumpkin ............ 25c
l. HELFANT.
2dr. i'IAS'i‘ AVENUE,
Nt-Xl to l.t'('l|lln! Factory.
\l‘o rotwh out and point. to the vast
t‘xiluiist- of city liltllll‘l‘ly lllltl tlt‘l‘t’tlgt'
that \\t' .tutttol. There is nionoy in
ltonl l~).~=.ito \illt‘lllt‘l‘ yott layout for a
homo ill tor ltlttiilh. llrop into tho
oillm- and lot as t1tlk ovcr cxat-tly what
you \\.n.' and i tlnnk 1 how on my
list stunt thing that all] still you oiilior
an a ltttt‘ ltil‘ill!‘>l| ttu- your [utility or
”K an int. :~ttta-nl whore you can milk“
:1 dollar ilu) nun utld you Will lll‘
rcutly ittl tho till: layout that is coming,
i-lt-t' \lz lthIt‘IIl‘I' all his olflt‘e.
John B. Lawrence,
Agency,
2 South Main BL.
South Norwoik, Conn.
some girls are awfully particular
in unison antitrust ~ to ‘OAILJ
mot . .
TOKIO. Jun. 7.——-it ls Wheaten] that
.1119 deporturo of tho training squadron
‘ot‘ cruisers tor Honolulu and the Paci-
iic Coast will today be oihcinlll’ Dolli-
ponod for it worth or too days. A fool-
llllit lu'ovuilu hot-o in an influential
(‘ll‘Cli‘ that it would not. be utlvlsulilo to
inclndo a call at tho port of San Fran-
cinco in tho orniso at tho truiuiui-t
squadron ill u that» wlicn anti-Jamar
on.» sontimont is rampant. 'l‘ho propon-
od vinit utiaht ho ilidiflniloly post-
ponoti. ‘
CONSOLIDATED
RAILWAY 00.
.lcl’l‘l'l'lliltll' two the colic.
[it ('t)lllca in ytltl alt'cudy broko,
It noror has a clitikcr in,
T0 llllllw .l'lni from: and scold and sin.
it always hum..- up clottr and bright.
And t'llt'l'i'h‘ tho room at cve's twilight.
l
My utotlior liltos coko, she says "it's
good."
Sh" says. "it mnkcs ilrcs much liottcr
than wood.
To act illltiillllg bottor you never
could.
And. What is much more, she never
Would.“
Wm ”HIM
My futhcr Hits", “t‘onl is too dcar,
"l‘would lllllt most of tho mom-y that
Wt‘ llii\t‘ lit‘l't‘,
So Wu hny
hcnt.
And that lt‘itl't'fl moro money to buy
lllllllis it) "til.”
mm
«who and have plenty of
i .
l
rl’rlzc (jut-o Adv. writicn by Elsio
knapp. iw. ti itivot'sidc Ave” NW"
walk. Conn.
Solid ma.
Gold Eyeglasses,
$1.00.
.1 —- :l‘llmllfi
United American Opticians.
a
' .
All other kinds fish at reasonable
price.
Dacross.
THE PEOPLE‘S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Strut Bridge
WWO.”OO-DWW
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUM BING.
t
> s .l
V STEAM. a i.
,. nor WATER, ‘i .._
'AND 11'.
'i
l
i
ii
Tin. Sheet iron, Copper
and Zinc. I‘m.
GAS FITTING.
SA
LE"
annual session at tho (toimorttrnt
State Grange at Harttord. this work.
MOTOR CARS FOR CANADtAN
RAILWAY.
MONMON. N. 3.. Jan. 7.—-ln coir
auction with the development, of rail-
ways under governmunt in control in
Canadian orders havs boon retittlvl-tl
st tits loumolonial Railway uhop
bore. for the construction or throo mt»
ins cars to be completed within a row
months. The cars will in,- modullt‘tl
arm the pattern used by tho grcnt
Western antiwar in nxland. this de-
sign having boon commanded by So-
portotsndent M “Ml“? POW” .lmtg.
kins. who mostly returned from a
tour or investigation on the subject
of otoctrte motivs‘powsr in Europa.
m
FAMILY lNonIAOII MMOLY.
amuse. Po... Jim. 7.«-'i‘hc fam-
it, of Charles Biennium. or Kilian-
lnc, PL. has. been increased five mem-
bm is in. fast irteen months. in
th. W of 1905 triplets arrived
and last twins were born. ‘All
the children.” coins well.
kins/towns turnovma.
J-u—‘i‘bo coach
1 Iltows continued
Gloss
It
" .. Mt. in New York, and '
18 how able to sit
(Prlvsts
Hartman. N
at Music.
tucker.
studying.
Piis‘ reclta
ones.
1M Milt
(‘ontlut-ntinu \l‘t-dncsduy. Janufll‘l’
“Jud. ltmi.
liilt
rcmuludot of ill“
our ili'td .tnnttul i‘ic
t‘lliii't' Mini. tll' l-‘nt
llngu. intuit-anus
bc tlflt‘l‘l'tl I
at
wock only.
F. A. MITO
Cash or Grid“.
3 and 5 Wall st.
3......
Violin Mandala. Guitar.
Wall. 3 years with H. H.
ow luau“ conservatory
Bolton. Mug, , will um
South Nomak. til your.
390ch terms to first
in
CI
is.
Fl!
....
Add
| ("Illliitulng through tho
“"‘t'lt, we shall hold
it'l'lnl: Hillo. Our
ultnrc. hugs. Mut-
ltuugca, ctc., will
“l“‘t'lnl priccu, for that
.. 0i
9
k, .
T... ”Jamal Conn
H. Crane,
TEACtu-za
this
an llmltcd. Milli" P“
Mandolin stall to term
so South Main Street. if!
South Norwalk. Conn.
. ANNUAL cLsaaancs BALE or
GOLD
Wail Patten
AT gosr.
Buy your Wall Paper now and
' save the profits that you will have
to pay in the Spring.
\
. Crockery. Glassware, Houscfurnlsh-
lng Goods, Framed Pictures.
White Enamel Poles with fixtures,
10c.
Cloth Shades, with fringe. 28c.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order.
Painting, Paper Hanging and Decor-
ating. -. v.1
We give the S. & H. Green Trading
Stamps. A.
m
it: ... .. . 11..-”-.. .
'L. Hfufckraf
It Washington Strut.
Tel. non. twain Norwslk.
w'Jaanotlfias. If
Cadmac
Autonnobhes.
Models A, B, F and M, ranging in
price from $250 to $650. Touring
Cars and Runnbouts. Must be sold
at: once. an. _. h“,
i. [. iiiilKWiliiii ii iii
39 Wall Street. Norwslk.
BuuYour Groceries
at STULL’S and
Save Monet]
21 lbs. Sugar. $1.00: 5 lbs. 2.30.
The Very llost Elgin Croamcry But-
tcr, per lb. .................... 1’.th
Pure Loot hard, pcr 1b. ......... lit:
Walter Baker‘s Cocoa. nor can . . 11h:
. . K r0 urn ‘ 'rt i‘l‘ . . .‘o
A wumwmw). 5 lilalltgis Oilbs...l?:.l.k . .um ...... .. 530
sent? at (narrow) PHARMACY. 3 Pkgs. Oatmeal ................ 23c
_ ..,....fi.. _ 7 Bars Ozono lSoap ...b ......... 2.70
. . Gold Modal F our, per ag title.
Special Sale for Saturday a
Y
Weak Fish, in. W. no I Stu I I
Flat. Fish. 5 ltw. ........ ........ 26c Phone 223—3.
Native Frost l'l:~li_ 5 lbs, for 25c 22 Cottage Ave.. East Norwslk‘.
Market Cod ......... ”a..." 50 lb. ..-. -..... .-- . 1 . .. ...”
Steak Cod ....... . ..... .. . . 120 lb.
Halibut .... ...... . ..... ......” 150 1b.
Escallops ....... . . . .. 40c and 450 gt. a
Paper
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
E. E. Gotham,
DECORATOR.‘
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1| IIIIT IT. I. NORWAEK.
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3...... a: Bear
Skates '
Wiss Shears
Miller Bros.’ Pocket
Cutleru
Suredge Carvers
Paris Sleds
AND ornau ruurm. (100133 FOR
commas i'ullfiunrs CAN Bill
FOUND nr 'i‘lilli sroaa.
A Jack of all Trades
is not will! the people want when the
Will'i‘ilm'l”:l.“l"i our.
to dons. its done.
ARTHUR I. IINIDIOT.
mu Tinnin and mum Pitt!
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com nouwaur. noun.
rwutm gfifir'tac maxim.
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1100.000.“
finance was room.
1173.000.”
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DINOUNOED‘ CAHD Pit-AW!“
CHICAGO, Jan. ’I.-~A Monolith. it
Dan ' Mutants. is... says on Baron‘s
grcgation of nearly a t
and while tho crouch
midst. of his sermon“ is." . .
a society .won‘ntn and humor or the »
tional woman's whlst chumillonflltiflr
arouo.‘ yomoi'day in tho. autumnal
(hum-n oi“ Christ and denounced card
lilnyiut; as :1 sin. Two years alto Mr '
ta‘ilna wun tho first prize for womo
in tho wltlst murtlun'tcut. hold at Ole- .
velaud. lost. your at. St. LONE. 8th ’
“Ion the national woman's chattipionw
at Li. 1 . '
it is said that: recent evangelical
moctings hold here are responsible toll
tho change in Mrs. Sims' ideas. l
om MATTREBSESA courts: on.
DISEASE.
PORTLAND. Ma. Jun. 7.-Old maid
irosses discarded by tho steamshm
companion are the' subject of com.
ltluiut to the State Board of Health alt
u. source or disouac. Some of thin
'l‘runs-Atiantic lint-rs. it has boon ("84
covorod. dispose old matrossos wlilcili
intvc boon hard in the stocruge and lla-
como unfit. for further service b"
throwing them ovcrbourd. and them
drill. ushoro in large quantities Wherfl
thoy um use by either fishermen 0H
nro utilized by junk dealers as stuffing:
for now mattresses or for bedding ltd
stables. Thus. it is claimed, disealti'
norms are brought into this country]
and spread broadcast. . 5
GREAT BRITAIN'S NAVAL: REVIEWl
LONDON. Jun. 7.-——The selection oil
tho, first. division of the armored
crlliHor squadron to represent Grouil
ltritnin at the Jamestown Naval ro-
viow was today ofllcialiy communicat-
Ml to tho American embassy by it"!
Admiralty. I l
or ~-~~~~---rat
PLUMBING END smut
HEATING. ‘ ' I
HOT WATER HEATING. ll
HOT 'AIR HEATING. ,s.
ITOVEB AND RANCH.“
ILATE AND TiN ROOFI I. .
Gas and Steam Fitting,
In Fixtures, Metal Coiling. III.
Have you «on our stool: of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTC‘HKISI
NY,
NOIWALK.
liaih Line lull. l. A
for freight-Only} j. ...».
UI and after Tuesday, Jana I
1906, Freight Propellers will ‘lza‘fl
Pier 28. East River, New York, (foot
of Dover street), every day. (except
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwslk up to 4 a. m. and lost.
Norwnlk up to 6:30 p. tn. ,
NORWALK BTEAMBOAT cc. *l
Arming J. anth 8. o. H! nasal
Lon-u. Inner-II and.
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COMP
11 WALIJ eraser.
THE NEW.
notrtvicrouid
on: MINUTE configure: .
EUROPEAN PLANL‘M-‘J. 1'
..Uor rooms a special lesion. In?” -
and Electric Lights throughout. In. '
cry roam heated.
aArt-zs aaAsONAILI. ‘
Finely stocked Cats in «ottoman
A full line of Acker, Merrill g Con.
dit‘Co’s celebrated Wines. LlInon mg
Cigars always on hand.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietors;
Telephone Cali. 398w). -
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svssv LAW: Ui‘ir‘fiMNO on».
.-
,‘W - ‘1
should be equipped with I his!“
snow white. onepleco “Standard" M
celsln Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to Inside!
how delighfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running wait"
in your drawing chamber. aloe“
lug apartment or am door toiltl
room? its presence would excl! u:
the nicest degree of comfort. t
We will gladly quote you prices. On
plumbers are strictly competent N
chanlcl. honest and reliable. , i
Horace R. Nash.
OORNII MAIN AND WIOT '1'...
wt}; Na"“a...“‘r...'
Own Home?
Roots are advancing all the thud.
and desirable apnrttnonts are becom-
ing Icarcor every day. Wu have ll
number of very dculrnhtc homes ion
sale, and can make the term and
price right.
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