Prelude. Abumblat
“The Plow!“ ifl‘M
his; re II a. '
6%. issuer: anther
Ill My Light"; anthem, " 'N
M0197"; solo. “Thou Art tiI
‘ Gianni».
Humanist, Frank D. Tm
Irv—Morning worship. 10
.mrament of the Lord’s
meeting. 9: 30 II. III., l'ed h
Minot; Sunday achool.12m
‘ lmuo devotional service,a
Inst; topic. “Wise and Foolisi
Header, Charles P Keelsr
its service, 7: 30: subject of sin
“A Transformed Life"; song so
lad by quartet and chorus. Irvim
:y Casler. of New York. vii
I . ‘Dt both the morning and events;
3"" a. The Ladies' Aid Society wli
t the parsonage, Tuesday II
I m.' ., men’s meeting at churol-I
7 y evening. 7: 45. Olliclal Boats
_ . still II. III. Prayer meet
Ii'rsday evening, 7: 45. Woman’I
m Missionary Society at the par
" Friday at. -‘ Ip III Music to;
morning: Prelude, lieu
ey; nuartet, selected; It
too ' solo. selected Mr
. QQOIIIIardh in F quIIII
Prelude, Tmumerei. Schu
' quartet. selected; offertoi y but
halo, Elected, Mr. Casler; post
Mm Madame, Farmer.
A712 hue Methodist Episcopa
('3 e. L}. Cunningham. pastor-
Holy mm Iaud reception 0
embers. 10: 3 a. In. . Sunday school
' Ju ior III, 3 p. III. , EprIrI
‘ m.‘; awning service. I I»
(“7 coupon. Spiritual Libert-
flithlirch Knight sheet. Rev
E 13.!IiItuholn. pastor—~11 II. "1.. ad
. numerous of the Holy Communion
7 12mimfliinimy school; 'I' p.1n..Chris
atlail Endoaywor topic.‘ 'Vt' but our Chris
. ‘tian Endeavor League means to In-
and I world“ , 8 II III., the Rev
- will” preach. Rev. MI. Hui
one from North Carolin:
Iangellats of merit The;
has minii‘Dduced at once to the pub
in charge of Mrs
wiE
, licg. 7m choir.
Lions mung occasion. Tuesday men
- tits, class meeting! Rev. Mr. Huff um
MID will .170 bi‘escnt. FIidaI evening
7 Willow meeting Spccinl meetings wll
basin Sunday evening. February 10
, Ros. 1.78., Sands. nu able and worth)
ustoI of this church. nil
buddy evening. F‘llllifll‘} 17
doubt thetc will be a hug
It oi his old [lililHlllUilI‘l‘S.
- CONGREGATIONAL.
Norwalk Conigrcgulionni
,Chnrics S. MucluI-land. pas
rning service at 10:30, III
7 "tho pIIstIII‘ s IIIijIIIt will be 'l‘lII
I vgmuii Law of Service. The Bl
hi7 ,IIschooi. tho Jennings Club fOI
yoga; men and the Ariston Club i'm
miner/omen all meet at 12 o‘clock
Ai‘rthg Mans Christian inquin CiIIi
, Jock Dr Macfarland will spcal
e Heresy ’l‘riui Of Dr. Crupscy
Tlhe raping seivice III 7 o'clock will
he turns! monthly musical scrvicI
o l. loir the entire music will be non
elssohn. The music at the morn
ice will be as follow: Organ
. Allegro, Chadwick; anthem.
Y :Not 0 lsracl, Splcker; an-
' ey That Sow in Tears, Stev-
gpn Organ Postlude. March, Gull
using“ the First Church of Nor-
' 7 in; Prelude. Fantasia in E min
fi ills; Anthem, “Awake, my soul,"
‘lter: Conn-alto Solo. “Gethsem
Mary 'I‘ Salter: Postlude. Festi-
(Jude, in G., Spinny EIening
teal service: repetition of the
all Music; Miss Sally Belts,
st. Miss Olive Gruv, violinist Pre
Violin. Piano and oigan Christ
Qfiertory. J. Grisou: Offertory
cavatina in D .l. Ralf h‘ris, “My
doth Magnify the Lor.d from
. , inputs, Craters," C. Si. Saens;
’ 6771;,‘7‘71n the dnys of Hcrod tho
(“8. ',Ssitcr.; Quaricttc “The
Songs of Bethlehem," D. Buck;
Io solo.7“nghtz of Nights." Van
aster; Contrslto sole. "0 holy
dam Bostludc Grunn Chorus
The concert music
(1 byt tinI Musical ill
.Ailcn S. Gibson.
BAPT TIST.
' ‘fNorwdik Baptist ChuIciI.
B Carpenter, pastor-9: 45 0.
er meeting; 10:30 a. m., reg-
‘ 7 e: 12, Bible school; 3: 30
. 7701" c. E.- s 1) m1, B Y.P
lg, The Spirit of Service, Phil
7 p‘ In, evening service. Rev
C. Peters bf New York, will
st Church Norwnlk l) w.
n7 Doren. poster: sermon
‘ I In .IIIIlqilowIed, .by co mun:
, apnea; schools: at!
cutting Iii
Ipl
6° son. James Malley, women Migdal-
I and insured by this com-
y they are abbolutely prod
)
Peril no. Iwill render appropIiutc solar .
7 draws, Miss Mary n. Bradley. Miss 7-
' Ethel Britta. Mrs. Brown 46 Norman I
. 1517,0011.wa
I , 7 h.
Whe'dtfl puncture
cousti Kai you can
istur them with
cathartic: but, like
the watch they will
not be aide to do
, their allotted work
until they ate put
into proper condi-
tion to do it.
One cannot mend
a delicate piece of 7
mechanism by vio. ‘
la‘nt methods, and
no machine made by man is as fine
as the human body.
Thai-Isa of pills. salts, castoraoii .
and strong cathartic medicines is
tho violent method. The use of
on mums laxative.
'Family
. Medicine
is the method adopted by intelli-
gent people.
Heutiuthc, backache. indigestion,
constipation. skin diseases-mil III-c
benefited immediately by the use
of this medicine.
Drug sis sell it at 25c. and Sue
iiai Welcome to all who attend these
Ierviccs. Charity Cli‘flit- meets on
\londuy evening, FcbIIIIII-y 4th with
Miss Wohbci of Main sue-ct.
Grace Baptist Churthmll a. In..
estimony meeting; 3: 30 p. In. Sunday
lchool; 7 p. In. ChIiinIIn Endeuvm;
7 p. m. preaching from lsaiuh 66: 24;
lp. In. Holy Communion. J Eduard
Harris pastor.
EPISCOPAL
'l‘rlnlty ClIuIch licv. Ii. A Lynn-
vood Sadtlel rector, Soxugcslmu Sun-
lIIy—B II III.. Holy Communion; 10: 30
I. m. Holy Communion and column,
‘hristiun Joy; 12 noon, Bible class
Inch the auspices of the Br‘otiwlhood
If St Andrew Sunday school; 30
I m.. evening pruyci and scrmon by
icy. Oscar Lindslrmn of Covlngtou,
i‘enn. The evening service will be
Ircccdcd by a short organ rcciiai by
‘rof. Sims. from 7:25 to 7:35 p. In.
St. l’IIIIl‘s Church, Scxugcsinur—
:30 II. III. Hoy lCommuuion: 10: 30 a.
n. second ccl oration oi' the Holy Com
IIIInlon: 12 noon. Sunday school and
lilo classes; 2:30 p III. ., Sunduv school
-I. Winnlpuuk: 3 II. III., Sunday school
It 7st 7'l’IIuls chapel on Berkeley
Meet; :30 p m. cvcnsong and scr-
Ion in St Paul's (‘hur.ch The arm
rig service on Sunday will be for thc
present in the old parish cthrlI until
he chnpcl organ is reuilt. Monday
owning, meeting of the Boys' Clu in
:lIIIpcl rooms at it p. m. Tuesday
'vcning. Girls' Friendly Society :It
be rectory, social Incctlng. WcIl~
Icsduy, coIIilI'IIIIItiou class at -i p. III.;
Ironsoug and address at 7:45 p. "L,
‘IIllowcd by class for confirmation
“l‘idfly, indies’ Guild III 2 .30 p. III.;
‘lIIIuy and meditation III 4, followcd in
"bias for confirmation. Saturday
IIIIII'IIing7 Children's Industrial III, 10:30
I, III. Ash Vl'cducsdny l’ulh: this your
III Fcbrnury l3ih,
Grace Church, The liev. .‘lumcs lieu-
‘ou Werner, rcctor~Scxugcslmu Sun-
luy. First celebration of the Holy
Communion at 8 II. m.: second cclclII-n-
.ion of the Holy Communion and scr-
uon. at 10:30: Sunday school at noon:
IIission Sunday school at liroad River
It 3:15 p. In.; administration of tho
Increment of baptism at 2:30; evening
Iraycr and sermon at. 7:30. During the
Neck: The celebration of the Holy
.‘ommunlon on 'l‘lIursday M 0:30. The
.ituny on Friday Iii 4.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent Christian Church, Van Zuni
street. East Norwulk—Rev. .l. W. Da
vls, pastor—Reception of new mem-
bers. Communion and love least at
10:30; Sunday school at 12; Loyal
\Vorkers‘ meeting III 5:45: song ser-
vice at 6:45: at 7 o'clock the pastor
will preach a special sermon, subject.
Saved by an Ark.
CHRlSTiAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society, of
NorwnIk—Rergular Sunday service at
he rrudlng room, Masonic Building.
It 11 II. III. Subject, February 3. Spir-
it. Testimony meeting Wednesday. 8
p. III. 'l‘o both services the public is
cordially invited. Reading room open
Io the public such work day from 2
it) '6 p. III.
SOUTH NORWSILK RESCUE MIS-
III 3:15 o'clock. These meetings are
out. Hhey are traveling evangelists,
come.
.7 Iaovssvisso LETTERS. 7
.7 .I'r—u
The following letters remain nncadb
ed for at the following poshoi'iices for
the current Week.
son. Harrie Andrews, Miss Mabel Ali‘-
street. J. R. Johanason. :Martin Johm
ski, Q. Vetrlolb J W. ,Wesi. ‘
a a. coo we I. II.
Norwalk—Carmelo Aprils.
BorbodII, Mary E. Carew. A. Fesrniey.
J. P. Holloway Charles Noova, John
Kabst (2;, Balls 7n. Little.
Luckin. Daniel Moor, Mrs. Mar
III.
also I
e3»; tiled: WI son. W ‘
Van-
eel:
an SKATING iI77
fight!” Feb 2.'—'
Killiiakatinf; Am
,Btates exam
fir ”Ilsa II. ssoci‘atlon
hating mariachi???
ohthe C .7
” Athens
‘17) ‘ “her ' g9
lling uli‘1 gin r
the continent. “The name of
qrmugation is tho inwrup-
.oflAItIoI‘ihh
Readily Relieved by This Sim-
Regulur service tomorrbw afternoon I
still very lnterestlug‘nnd well attend- I.
ed. . Tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. .Back
- Huff. of North Carolina, will he was .
good goapel singers and speakers. You 4'
should not fall to hear them. Come
and enjoy the service. Everyody we]:
South Norwalk—Mrs. Mary Auden 9 ‘
Vanczn ‘
Sidney 'hto
. i
illilllli
pie, Harmless Home Nix.
turs Which Anyone
Cah'Pi'elili'O
III Small
Cosi
Here is II prescription that anyone
can mix at home Any good prescrip-
tion pharmacy (Sim supply the ingre-
dients named at little cost; being com-
posed of vegetable ein'Iscts, it is
harmless and inexpensiIe. Best of
all it docs its work well Ieiicving men,
the wmst {onus of bladder trouble,
[Icqucnt IIIinntion. backache, kidney
Iompluinl, and by its direct action
upon the cilminutive tissue of the kid
III-Is makes these most vital organs
rid the blood and system of waste mat-
ter and uric acid which causes rheu-
mntlsm.
Here it is; try it if you suffer, Fluid
Extract Dandelion. one half ounce;
Compound Kurgon, one ounce; Com-
pound SIIIIp Sarssparilla three
ounces.
Shake well in a bottle and take in
Icuspoonl’ul doses afth each meal and
at bedtime.
A well-known local Iiruggist is an-
thority tor the statement that one
week’s use shows good results in
nearly every instance, and such
symptoms us hope buck. frequent Ile-
sire to urinate. pain in biaIldeI and
chn clIIonic IlIeIImnIisnI are general-
lI rclicvcd within a low IiIIIs thc pain
and swollln‘g diminishing with each
dose
Use a little K0110]. utter your
mculs IIIId it. will Do found to afford
II pro pi and cfliclcut relief. KODOl.
ucurl approximates the digestive
juices. it digests what. you cut. it is
sold on a guaranteed relief plan. Sold
note by The Clii‘ioIIl PlIIIIIIIncy and
The Bridge- l’lIIIrIIIncy.
._.
EARTHQUAKES FOR ST. VALEN-
TINE'B DAY.
Horace Johnson Prophecies Trouble
for the 14th of This Month—Trem-
‘ blor Will Ruin Local ice Crop.
Horace Johnson. the old I'clluhlc IchI~
thcr IIroplIct of MiIiIllI- i-iuddum. has
come out or his shell again. in II rIIIIIaI
pessimistic {mum of mind. St. ‘I'iilt‘ll-I
lluc‘s IIIIII. tiIc 14711 of tho prcsont
mouth. in tho illil!‘ for It grout distur
'lIIIIIcc. "()u this dutc” ho suys, “:I
lll‘t‘lil fili‘tt‘ will ('dills'i‘ lllt‘ t‘lll'ili lo
lSIl"!‘i(ll and uIIIIkc. I cannot lotatc lhc
I-IIIIIII lot ullly. 1 “(Will u. lilsc IIIl tho
it.» dculcrs to hIII'I'II “‘1 and comploio
tiIIIlI' lIIIIIvI-stlug oil through this III-glob
lIchIro that date,"
FOR BILIOUSNESS
HEADACHE.
'l‘IIkc (,lrluo Laxative- l‘I‘ruit Syrup. it
IIIIIchcIIs tho stomach. aids digestion
uud acts {Is II gcnllc silmuluut on the
ltvor IIuIl bowels without
ihcsc orguns. Orino LIIIlelvc ll‘I'IIlt
AND BICK
constipation. Docs not nuuscaic or
gripe and is mild and pleasant to
tukc. Remember the name ()RiNO
and refuse to accept um substitute.
Pluisied's DIIIg SioIc and The Clifford
Pharmacy.
FATALLY lNJURED BY FALL.
'I‘ERRYVILLE, Feb. 2.——~.lolm Welch
employed on the tunnel work on the
Highland division of tho Ncw York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad was
pcrhaps fatally injured yesterday by
II falling stone. The bouldcr bccomt‘
loose and tumbling down an embank-
ment struck Welch on the head. His
skull was crushed and ho was rcndcr-
cd unconscious. Wclcii was taken to
the Hartford Hospital.
BEST OF: ALL
Dub David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
Cum Kidney and Liver Trouble.
‘ " er from Gravel.
.-_,. -M. I......__”‘
Elisha Small of the
to Urlnste, III‘I-
ieei a Sending
sch. at New York was chcwh
itch-v-
II
Elia“; t'oldlcrs’ Home at Newton after -.
all.
beingro
that he
to the representation having been
~Inade.that he is insane.
lhis futuIc Iwill
‘ldeterndned.
over Major Middisbrook.
ass a neplhew who is attendin
,Iinncd 'l‘hursdry.
llhat timc that some plan will be decid-
lrrltatlng’
Syrup cures lIilioIIsncss and habitual 7
hey, Liver or Urin- -
3'
son. will not so to
his admin-1w III that institution
actionable on the grounds
not dependent and owing
Just. w‘hst
hp has not yet been
An application was made in the
hate cutout BIidscport. yesterday, for
the appointment of a conservator
The peti-
tioner is Robert. Middiebmok of igua-
Illa
university; He has entered‘ f a case
in the mic of a peacemaksi'. and has
not forsakun his uncle the under. by
any means. He' feels for his octo-
geaarian ralaIJIc, but Iea‘liiy sees
that it is not advisable for him to con-
tinue to live with the son. '
Probate Judge Nobbs act 'l‘hur,sday
February it; at 10 o’clock In the morn-
ing, as medium for the hearing. '1‘ his
is the same date to which the bearing.
upon the committee of Major Mid-
.llebxook to an insane wheat was can
it is believed by
ed upon agreeable‘to all parties in in
tercsl.
Major Middleblook is still stopping
III the Amado Hotel, in Bridgepoiut
He is allowed freedom and goes about
calling on trimds.
. m.“ I
HUNTING FOR TROUEILE.
“l've lived in California 20 years,
and am still hunting for tro la in the
way of burns, mores. won 3, bolls.
cuts spIuins oI II. case of piles that.
Bucklen's Arnicu Salve woxt't quickly
cure" writes Charles Walters. of Miss.
hany. "SlCil‘i‘l Co. No use bunting, Mr
Walt'efll it. cures eveiy case Guarant-
eed by F. H. BIIxteI, South Norwalik,
IIndD RW’I‘IIII Noiwnlk. drduggisis
25¢
MR3. HENRY ROBERTS‘ GIFT To
BITATE
A handsome design of the seal of
Connecticut which was; made in Japan
hypi‘lie mder of Mrs. Henry Robot-ts,
wiet‘ of the cmmernor. was yester'
(lav presented by him: Roberts to the
state through (‘Ioveinor Woodrufl'.
The seal '18 worked in gold on lilack
silk. it. is about twenty by thiIty-five
inches in size und is mounted and
framed. A gold pic to has the name of
the glIer and the you-1906." The de-
sign has been placed in the governor‘ 3
private otilce and Govemor Woodruff
yesterday afternoon sent to Mrs. Rob.
crts a note of acitnowlcdgement of the
gift.
ONLY CURE FIOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs b‘IrUIltlln Btu-1h. of New Custic,
Dci says: 'l sufl’olcd for II'cIus with
dyspepsia used to how great distress
und belching. i tried cIory thing i
could hcnr of but nothing helped me
until i took Braziliim Balm, and one 50
com bottle cured has completely." I
For sale by it. I;‘. Piaisted; F'. H.
Baxter and The Clifford PlIuIIIIIIcy. “
A EEAQTIFUL FACE
homo-W n #:EII'
mi.a "us, than luv “collar-Iva :.
n, 7 ,
’aEEu-rvsmn '
heathen! mains" Isis-sud or III-II "twin.
CHICHESTER CHEMICAL 60..
Much Place. Phllsdc'nliisi'a.
.Weeks
of winter weather still ahead of
us for .
OVERCOAT
wear. But we have put prices
on the balance of our ovcrconts.
which will clear them out in
SIX DAYS
$14.00
$13.00
I 9.00’
$ 3.50
$20.00 Overcoats. now
$18.00 Overcoats, n6w
$14.00 Overcoats. now
$12.00 ()I'III'cIIIIts, now . ..
i
.._.,,..
' - Open Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday evenings.
lSEPH nus,
I ,~ Tailor, Clothier. Hatter,
Furn’lsher,
85 Washington St. So. Norwalk.
nervousness or a general rundown
condition of the s ystgm.
Nature r«ponds quickly, and regu-
7 15st is «Wished by the use pl 7
STEAMER EVA ASHORE.
NASSAU, New Providence. Feb. 2—-
Tho mate of the Norwegian steamer
Eva, Captain Meyers, from Baltimore,
January 26. for Vera Cruz, with coal.
arrived here today and reported that
the steamer ran ashore during the
night on January 30, on Fish Cays,
Abaco Island, where she remains. Be-
your! the fact that the crew were safe
the Eva weIc obtainable.
LADIES
.5 Dr. “Pg-gnaw”
am can W:
SafcfiQuifick. Rsiisblc new claim
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUBlNEBS.
[I CAPITAL,
$100,000.00
su'IIPLus AND rooms,
$173,600.00.
sowm H, MATstson, Pres.
JOHN ‘H, KNAPP, isi' Vice-Pres.
FgEDERch H. ROWANIIEM Vice-
ru.
WiLlFRED BODWELL, Cashier.
DIRECTORS,
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
iolclah Fl. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swirl: John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan.
.Tuesdsy; February Filth”. III.
fur-the; details of the roundin of‘
110 E, 3 hand! wot 8t.
FRANKLIN ICHGOL HALL
ADMJSSION 35 CENTS. ,
Weilliave’ the 60005
And you have the rocks. You want
our goods and we want your rocks.
I Having spent the last two weeks look-
7ing over the various lines of F‘umi-
Iure etc. and having so studied the
market we were enabled to buy the
latest designs and finest grades
Furniture piwocuiahie
three months, therefore, we will be
Ieceiving stock that has never been
surpassed in the Twin Cities. l
of
Far the next
The prices on the game have and
never will be equalled: We have just
what you want and at the right prices.
F. A.MITCHELL,
Cash or Credit.
Normik. Conn.
Tel. 675—2. 7
‘Wfl _ w-..“
0 lT MAKES OLD 0
Till-Nos New
MI
will be no old, dull looking furni-
[T ALSO‘ .IccpI Ibcm new. Then-.7
where this wonder-worker is used.
No refinishing
nary Liqui Vcnccr Isnotlivarni
but I surface food and cleaner that 7
builds up the OIi‘ginai finish and 7
makes it brighter than ever ‘
It instantly rcsIorcs the brilliant ncw-
nets and finish of Pianos, Furniture, 7
Picture Frames, Interior Woodwork, ‘
Hardwood Floors and all polishedfiat-
nishcd or enameled surfaces. Remover
scratches, stains, dirt and dullnen.
A child can apply It. Nothin but
I piece of cheese cloth III need and
there ll no drying to wait for. .
' NEW stzs PACKAGES
‘wunc: norm: '0 . a I 725:
lZ-Ouuc: Dov-IL: . s so:
ul—‘f
*7” 001.0 DY _m
E. E. GORHAM
l 4
ITHE SIGNS OF THE TIMES
arc manvpbut ours is the one that at-
. tracts attention.
THIS REAL ESTATE OFFICE
predicts that “the signs of the times"
forecast
“MONEY iN REAL ESTATE”
for those who invest now. Our prop-
erties. city or country. prove it. Have
you money to invest? Put it in real
estate. Do you want to sell? it's at
this oflice you can find It quick buyer.
Consult us on all real estate deals.
John B. Lawrence,
Agency.
2 South Main 81.,
South Norwaik. Conn.
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE OF
GOLD
Wall Pants
AT COST.
Buy your Wall Paper now find
save the profits that you will have
to pay in the Spring.
Crockery, Glassware, ‘i-iouscfurnlcb
lng Goods, Framed Pictures.
White EnamciPolcs with fixtures
100.
Cloth Shades with fringe. 280.
Winslow's Best. “Drownie” Spring
,7Iue S'kates, Skate Straps,“ Hockey
‘77S'kntes and Hockey Sticks. at
I "-,
Window Shades and Picture From”
made to order.
Painting. Paper Hanging and Decor-
sting. .
' We give the 8. a it. Gratin Trading
Stamps.
L ii. DECKER
l7 manna" sum.
Tel. Con. ‘ South; NorwalkI
777v _ ,77I II; 77.,7 I 77 i
. ~31 Eloisa Norwalk'
s
(Incoroshied)
inane: at Dammit rmx
A. Stuli
Phcnc 223—3.
22 Cottage Ave" East Norwalk.
DA VID W. RA YMDADI"
Funeral Director "I
and Embalmsr. , :I ‘
19 North Main St. 80th Not-wok.
Residence 6 Washington Direct.-
Telephone at hours, 134-2. I
“fl” ‘I‘l
ThePlumblrig
in your house is of too much imp‘ort-
once to your health and happines to
let anyone inatai such work on ens
they are thorough mechanics, IIII er-
My wor
5 Monroe St, South N rwalk, Conn.
. Shave
Udiodimotbunilpticlms 7
m.» ’
Iurc or dingy woodwork In homes 7 7
or ”varnishing usec‘r- 3‘ 7
71‘“! JONES & HOTCHKISS
standing even branch or the plum 7n: 7
‘ and ventilating systems. is .
guaranteed.
Arthur E. Benedict”th
PLUMBING. HEATIN rmumc,
i sell JIM-hunched“ “it
personally investigated. and which
have been most rigidly investigated
by some of the very best business and
professional man 1 our city. who hava
i and who rcc~
large hold V” a... u to we“
eminent!
most in In ‘I’I'Iin dc . ..
card will bring you our literature,
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN. Omani Agent.
10 South Main Strut.
Harry E j‘Orane,
TEAIIIIEII
Violin" “this.” Guitar.
(Prints , l yam with H. H.
Hartm Managua Comorvstory
of Mo- c. Boston. Mum). will um
class in South him-walk. 18 your;
tucker. 3mm mm to out five
studying. Clan limited. Regular pu-
ptlc’ recitals. mandolin ciubto totorm
tom Mdrnto
3M FAiRFlIl-Dc AVEI. IRIDOEPONT,
Attendance All Hours Day and Night.
FRED’K H. GAMING.
Funeral Director and Embalmcr
SOUTH NORWALK.
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