Evening sentinel, Monday, February 4, 1907 · page 6

 
 

la the Mt ate
rIIued that there are changes "and al-
teratlone necessary that would very
improve the heating and ventila-
. _ tion of the bulking. and the changes
1 would not cost
This city is growing sad we claim
to be progressive. but i sin sorry to
be contpelled to state that the sash-
tary arrangements at the wn Hook-‘1
up" in Haviiand street a far from
being Intisfaptory. Partitions should
be placed between each cell. and art-
nals. etc" should be in each cell. Now
there are none of them there Suppose
a femaleI should be placed to one cell
and males in the others? Common do
eency ought to be sufficient to change
the existing state of affairs In this re
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— s tho Seem of an
limiter." one
“in Sanitary Arrange-
? ro’IillIllI School Ind

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

.nsaI'uI oncuI‘sIIem has sub hAnfingz “matter which the cu.

. ’ . s on ly interested in is an

“Wk [following repeltuon “int BOW MIDItnl for the treatment of

. Wor ' accompany ng » ., oontaaioua diseases. Four times this

”WWW“ recommendations. year there huIe been quarantined
January 1,1907.

, cases of cqntsmns diseases in hotels
. Hoard of Health City, of South' Mid boarding see. one of measles.
I eflelk. Conn.

one of scarlet fever. and two of diph
Wilma: During the year 1000

therla. and the financial loss to the
M were reported to the health .tai- proprietors as been hard to bear. in
M Scarlet fever. 36 cases;

eschcsse‘ ey were transient guests
but. they wuid not be mm ed because
there was no place for them to go
And on the other hand proper nursing
in two cases was lmpoaslble and one
case was nursed through: private
sources Could not this city of 7.000
lpe'ople erect and support award or
building where cases of contagious dis-
eases could be properly taken care of?
Very like the city of Norwalk and the
town of Norwalk with this city would
0combine to do this work. it is needed

. rim. ll cases: measles, 42
Wold fever.10 cases: whooping
W 11 cases; tuberculosis tpulmo
m). 10 cases. Therew re placards
in all cases of s rlet fever.
a and measles. and in scarlet
.Wlad I‘dlphtheiiu qua1sntlnes were
instituted l
onus; the year i have performed.
the following work and made the fol-
number of visits:
, vital to

 

"""" and needed badly. One of the point:

. . filwufilcfigz IasesIIII :Zlof interest at Greenwich is the tools

ti 3 “i“IIi 8 c “““ lb 'tion hospital. which is a fine building

'Imm‘ MM on o no sauces """" and well supported. i know personally

, ‘Ovdora issued after inspection of

slim ”.‘e'.t.'..:'.‘.;..;..'.'::::::::
'* “st"

. that there have been cases lost that
could have been living today, if they
had had proper care and nursing.

4 i would earnestly and respectfully

council meetings .......
lug Board of Health meet

the lack of such. ratherl ut the. town
“lock up" in HitIilnud street be taken
up with the proper authorities and tho.
I.', the cells and basement he placed in
’, a sunltm v condition.
5< That this city. with the town and
3 city of Norwalk provide ospilul fm
‘ the care and treatment contagious

dmdfluod and nuisances abated:

0000i; put of order ..............
Cl lifl M of order at school .....
men sewer , ..................
yards cleaned .............
s. new in rear vuIds ......

pipehroken ...... t ........

‘ , n1 cellar ---------------- diseases. Many times during the vein
. :msmbiIIIII'IIIr-Idd """"""" it l am asked by people who have. come

2; among us recently. us well as strong
' crs. "Have. you no place for one to in
ltukeu who has scurlct fever, diph‘lher

,. in. smallpox, cIc.’.’" The only reply
i that can be. made is that there. is no
place with the e\ct ption of the mm

c formant! that has been occupied dur
ing the. your b_\ :1 person or persom
sufiorlng with the itch." Money Clll
“IIIe appropriated for the use of the
water works police and the deport
IIIents. good roads, etc. and the money
has bcén und will‘ be well sprut, for it
benefits our city and the inhabitants
thereof and i would most emphaticnili
urge that an appropriation be made.
for the erection and maintenance of u
suitable. ward or building for the cure
and treatment of contagious diseases
Respectfully submitted. '
HENRY C. SHERER. M. 1).,
City Health Officer.

sad cats bur led .................

el‘ti oats removed roIII catch ba-

n ............................

I .closets cleaned ...........

I ate connectrd with scch .....

0 discs coop removed ...........

I removed ................

, "I cleaned
, I)‘ leveled and cleaned up .....

‘ removed .................

moved from city ......... I

prevent slaughtering in city

, . col cle.u1cd .Inti C(liiUUClt'Id.

. smoke nuisanle horn railroad

, I Dimes ht water shed lmcstiguted

‘ .1 aweopings from stores ...........

pueblo; I'b'ithout closet ..........

Hi by chicken coops cleaned ......

(is age cans rcnIm’ed to new posi-

—.l:!~:—t¢l;—‘

' Growing Inostets complained of

I Iiimorous other complaints how i
been made to me. but of so triilal nu-
titre that they were corIccted without. CAST.R 'tA
It order. by simply calling the own
attention tohthe mutterr I t I . go, Infill! mm
lItyt‘tune ey t e cases 0 scare e-
hays had in the city have been “I. W van “a" Alm‘ .hMlll
meter. only two cases 1e-,.
fa lly. in foot, the disease in 3..." a“

many cases has not been recog-
up. the parents have not emplm-
.9 YBICinn, and the case has not
‘ - lacovered until desquamstiou
buoyant-ted, and in a number of in-
~‘ti hoes the child has been found des-
sumac tgln at school it is at this per-

, while the child Is attending school,

it the cases among t e scholars have

 

Signature of

 

GROUNDHOG COULD NOT SEE HIS
8HADOW.~

5—...—

Heavy Skies Lowered When He Came
Out Saturday. .so Winter will

,,ntore frequent. The. teachers be Short.
litivo‘been requested for some time to As it” 88 the 811D shines on Candle-
I mine the hands of the. children 111- mas day. '
ding school for signs of “peeling," So (In will the snow blow in befoIre
in a number of instances they May
bye-found the disease. well advanced. ‘ As far as the snow blows in on Candle-
1 such cases they hate been im- ‘ mus (lav.
,bdiutely been placed under quaran- So for will the sun shine out. before
hntll desqusmution has been com May.

 

. and. the house disinfected .ln
e cases the quarantine lms been in
I;for only three weeks. and in oth-
, es for over six weeks depend-
upon how soon the cusc is tluough
_ tabulation. In two instances the
, th‘b officer has been forced to place
' 10- before the door of the were
for a short time .
e cases of diphtheria have result.-
vorubly in each instance owing
e early use of antitoxin, and the
be of the quarantines have been in
for about two weeks. The state

There. was no sun early Saturday to
oust its shadow before or behind the
gIHoundlIog says the weathcer man.
and the skies in the forenoon were
heavy.

When Mr. Groundhog bestired him‘»
self in the morning and gave a longing
glance to the sky, he bed to venture

is paws in the slush and snow and
his furry coat in the 1-.th

This was not only groundhog‘ day.
but also the tests] day. observed so-
nnslly in Roman. Anglican and

Creecey Thomas.
Hsnptaux, Gabriel.
Page. Charles It

Smith, Ooldwlh.

Comins, ElisabethB
Douglas Amanda M"
Ellis Edward Ba.

Folste.

Lisle, Seward D.,

King, Edward.
Kipllns. Rudyard.

urge and recommend the follow:ing ,
............ Schwartz Julia A... .- 1”“
. ”‘W' " ‘“ """" 'lhnt the recomnIeIIduIious as mudt _
“WWW“ Board of Health "MII 'to onII boutd under ll. special and Help Simillf‘llla slams; Cgeer. ‘ 'i
“‘3 in Norwalk """""""" , mute report on the sanitary conditioui- IWI . , .
Schoolchildren examined at OIhIIIIIlII -00 that “m in ”W Franklin school be WThiI Jock oftthe Sea Lion. '
Exmnination of children at so 00 , “N e. argsre ,
“mam“ ‘ 02:12:20 out at the next .lII1ItdIIly \n-I Betty Wales, Junior]: ‘
, Complaints entered to health (ilflCt’l ' ,, , \Veikel. Anna Ham in. '
muffin: nuisances und exmuiued: 01- I That the. tilllllllll) uriungements (01 Betty Baird U ‘ l

bury st Middleton's has been
cultures for the city free of
and the service is prompt and.
st. This has been the means of
_ the time of quarantine.
bases. of measles were of the
. 'eeverity, and as for as i can
' ., 1111;; resulted Ianfavorably.
- ve es s. reuse of live
Minber sigmoid fever cases
Mr. and (tall bowie. donemell.

. of whoopi cough have

2300mm! V01)“; . .

“W“ I MI;

I: your; aIII-ItngIdIsh'l‘heseI

hm methane hove been
by an extimlnntion‘
. a number of them
, e better and are to all
this time, which Is
1 int cutout has been not-
thinner of ilvl'ttg in our class

- mascot and nourishment,

p portion of them are Int:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

», Mary.

' 10. 25, Bich and ”.00 i)

there .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Greek communions, of the presenta-
tion, forty days after birth of the
Child Jesus in the temple. and the
ceremonial purification of His mother,

From earliest times candles have

been used in the religious ceremonial
W’“ I

- STOP THIAT COUGH

or it may 1' suit in Pneumonia. Bra-

sillan sum 1‘er rbaltlnfilup colds when-

ever tried, sIlInost all out exception

T Clif;
ford. IBaxter's and Pi, ”glues he

DAY"? P. sHoaoso DEAD. 7

Was Founder of Watts. and Associate
of Horace Greeley.
BRIDHIEPORT. Feb t—Davitl
JPeck Rhoades one of the founders of
the New ork Tribune and an associ-
ate and fr end of Flora Greeley, died
at his home in Strut 9rd. yesterday.
ed HI. tAfter leaving the Tribune.
Rh If‘ormé'd 01 New York
any, which in oils h
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ut moths ii is“ we ,
1'1?qu

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I3: IIaIIIIIIi 'I'JItIcttvitI.
I the Story Iot

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woulhl kill himself. rather than suffer.
He was forty -five years old and leaves
_ . a wife and four young children He Is
“do“ p9”)... ‘ ‘ I. 1310 survive}?a by Will sisters [gens
‘ Iowa and ty Cooper both of ow
In" Wfbuflfigrufim" .5, l Htven and Samuel CoopeI of New
York

Nelsoh gen GI‘Y. ii i . __.._.

1'.uen 3%? “I“ ”PM" “Use a little xenon after your

The dreeIVt‘l' Pare"

\‘l

Contemporary France.

History of theI.‘l'ourteenth Reliment
Conn Vol.lnfa.'1try.

commonwealth or Empire.
. Juvenile. .
v
Marlon Berkley. u IIIStory for Girls.
Helen Grant in CollMege

AnI Americas King. a. Story of‘ King
Philip' 11 War.
Deerfoot in the Forertt.
A limit on Snow Shoes
The Hunt of the White Elephant.
The Last Elnbcror oi the Old Do
mlnlon. .
“W. Bert. ‘i
Ilasksn Waters. _

I

Teddy and Townes“ wary of Early
California.

Up the Parker River. or Adventures
in South Africa

I

I
l

Under the Red Flag.
Puck oi' Pooh’s Hill.

Fiction. '
IAIlanIs Frederick Uphsm. It ‘
The Bottom of the Well. '\ | I

Alherton, Gertrude. l‘
Rulers of Kings.
Connor. Ralph.

III III

~b‘

i
s

r-

The Doctor.
Dalton Test
The Role of the Untonqueled 't
Formun Justus Miles.
BuchnInnn's Wife.

Fox. John. Jr.,

A Knight of the Cumberland.
Goodrich, Arthur.

, The Balance of Power
'Kohbe. Gustav, -
Signoru It (‘hiid of the Opera.
House.

Locke. William J.,

The Usurper. Y ‘
Mereikowskl. Dmitri.

The Death of the Gods,

Ncsblt. FL.

The incomplete An1orlst.I
Pickering, Sidney,

The. Key of Paradise.
Powell. Frances,

The fly-ways of Bralthe.
Skinner, Henrietta Dunn.
Heart and Soul.
Spesrmsn. Frank H..
Whispering Smith.
Warner. Anne

Susan Clcgg and Her Husband“ s Af
fairs

Wels, H. 0.,

we First Men in the Moon.
WhyteMelville. G J..

Judson.

German Fiction.
Lugerlof. Selma.
Jersulumen.

A CARD.
This is to certify that all drugglsts
are authorised to refund your money
if Foley' 5 Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. it stops the cou ht
heals the lungs and prevents so our
results from a cold. Cures la grippe

 

consumption. Contains no opiates.
The genuine is in a yellow package.
Refuse substitutes. Plaisted Drug
Store, and the Clifford Pharmacy...

EXHIBIT or: SHELL FIsri. )0

There ”is"; desire on the peril-II ofII
some of the oystermen that ~ there

 

shell fish commissiOners at James
town exposition, this year similar to
that made at St. Leuls. 'At the St.
Louis exposition the commission ex~
hlblted, several hundred specimens of
shells, abilities of the by stern. etc},
which 'evoit‘ed mild! praise. The oys-
termen desire t at if an exhibit is
sent that it be made as complete as
possible for down in Maryland Iind
Virginia where there are so many oys-

complete as possible.
The St. Louis exhibit is still in ex
Jam
would be necessary

the General ssembly. The turbo

 
 
 

 

n any move III his
be from tin;s fiyfter ‘
shape c s top
lion. It‘ll? clelrfledkpli
mode Iyuione out o

and could afford thwarts

app P to

won a duvet-ti I‘ “III incite Iibctidut d
business'ah “on "to help the nuns.
~N.ew,-,llav'

r i

0
‘ of l’syuelluitl Mitchell."

2' ,
bitty! ‘
“insipid

 

came to this country, twenty years ago
a cool peddler living; on Beeview ave
gust committed suicide last. evening
h

 
 

The Gladiators, a This of Rome and I

cough and prevents pneumonia and ‘

should 'be' an exhibit made by the.

tonnes. it would naturally be criticised 1
and it Would be desirable that it be as 1

istonce, but it would be necessity ,to .
add to it materially. if it‘ was. sent 4o
edtown. it is understood that to
send a moon oirhiblt to Virginia it
to have an ap-
promotion 0 at least $2. 1500 mm by

38000 was appropriated for St. bouts '

but a larg r sum. iglgh held. we ill film
necosaay a fiend oath biota 9%
town. ydi io‘tiitlsliii‘féy , .
Imus“ and the out! . “ "

lookingmfter the, It ' ‘
considerable

_ ‘i liltIely to
t tern in “the _

W“ I; Skatesunti llockeyfltlcltl. at

whoops what
lilting: for the Society

 

Drunk. as be had been known since be

shooting himsdlf In the month In
sho He he'd suffered from con-
sumpti f01.ten years. I! recently
the disease made considers to inroads
on him. He was desnondent and of-
ten (told‘hls wife. she says. that he

 

steals and it will be found to afford
3'11")th and “Giant relief. KODOL
nearly approximates the digestive
juices. it disarm what you eat. It is
sold on a guaranteed. Ielief plan. Sold
here by The Cliuord Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy.

e—~ ’
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Board of Belief.

Notice is hegby given that the
Board of Reliet‘of the Town of Nor’
walk will meet at their office, Opera
House block:

Friday. Feb. :,1 1907 2 to 4 p. n1.
Saturday. 9th. 2 to i p. 111.
Wednesday 13th. 7 to 0, evening.
Saturday. 16th. 2 to i p. 111.
Wednesday th, 2 to i p. In

The meetings are for the purpose of
hearing and determining any and all
appeals made to them from the deluge
of the sues-ore on the list of 1906.
They will also meet with the asses-
sors, as a joint board. Wednesday,

pose of shutlng the polls of sick and

disabled persons.

CHARLES W, BELL.

JARVIS KELLOGG.

DAVID W. HARFORD.
Board of Relief.

~m

South Norwalk
Board of Belief:

'.Notlce is. hereby given that «the
Board of Relief of the City of South
Norwalk. will meet on Wednesday,
January il0.'and Tuesday, February 5.
1907. at 7:30 o‘clock to 9 II. nI.; Salim
day. February 9, 1907. from 2 to 5.
o'clock p. 111.; Tuesday. February II}.
from 7:30 to 911. m.; Friday. February
to. at 7:30 to 0 p. m.. in the Council
Chamber in. Havilnnd street, in said
city, for the purpose of hearing and
determining: all appeals from the do-
ings of the assessors of said city on
the list of .1906.
Dated at. South Norwnlk. January
24. 1907. , .

 

 

 

JOHN l“. M'MAHON.
MATTHEW CORBE’l‘T.

.i2i 24: Board of Relief.

 

 

“EAUfiTIFUi. IFAICIIE

m:“lfl: lemons Silo

lbw sail-emu th-

Wmiurvsmn, _,

CHICHEBTER CHEMICAL CO. .,
Madison Piece. _ Pitihdelphla Pa.

..——'.... .....

Weeks

of wluth wcuthcr still uhcud of
us for

IOVERCOAT

wenr. But we. have put prices
on the balance of our overcosts,
which will clear them out in

SIX DAYS
$20.00 Overcoats. now $14.00
$18.00 Overcoats. now . . . $13.00

$14.00 Overcouts. new...” 3 9.00
- 8] 2.00 Overcouts, now 3 8.50

 

 

LII.

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Open Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday evenings.

sun v15.

,1 Tailor, Clothlor, Hatter,
Furnlaber,

 

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85 Washington on. So. Nor-walk.

m—«H ..

the American plan, w th a view to re-
dosing the cost to in dlmds. are con»

February 20. at 4 p. 111., for the pur— ., .

 

templated by the organisms of the
Western New England Hotel Men‘s
Asaoclutlon. which will hold its first
meeting in this city next Friday.
Thirty representatives of hotels in
wetllern Massachusetts and Connecti-
cut huve that held a preliminary meetr
lug to launch the ossoélution, and

while the name apparently limits its
field to western New.EnglaI1d, the list
of vice-presidents announced includes
hotel men of each of the New England
I “iII H Chopin. of this city.

 

0STEOPATHY !I

i will be in my Norwaik oiiice every
Monday. Wednesday. Thursday and
Saturday. Chloe 12 issue Place.
Telephone. 123-3. I will be in my New
York oiliée. every Tuesday a Friday,

from 10 to 5 p. to. motion. 26 West
42nd street. 'Pbone. 080 .l. Bryant.

DR. JEROME D. WIRT,
Graduate of the A. T. sun institute. at

Klrksvllle, Mb" Licensed by
sm- ooth: of Health.

IIIIY Ililillllil BiNi

BOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.

CAPITAL.

$100,000.00 "

SURPLUS AND PROFITS,
0173 ,500.00.

EDWIN H MATHEwoon, Pres.
JOHN H KNAPP, 1st Vice-Pres.

 

Pros.
WILFRED BOOWELL. Cashler.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp

Christian Swartz John H Light

Fred H. Rowan.

 

THE SIGNs OF THE TIMES

tracts attention.
THis REAL ESTATE OFFICE
predicts that "the signs of the“tlmes‘
forecast

"MONEY lN REAL ESTATE"
for those who investuow.
erties. city or country. prove it.
you money to invest?
estate.

Put ltcin roe
Do you wont to sell? it‘s a

Consultus on all real estate deals.

Agency.
2 South Main St,
South Nor-walk. Conn.

ANNIIJAII. OLEARANICE SALE IOII'

GOLD

AT. cost

 

to pay in- the' Spring.

..
lng Goods. Framed Pictures.

100.
Cloth Shades, with fringe, 28%:

 

 

 

 

 

Winslow‘s Best "brownie" Spring

“l1

ice Skateif, Skate straps.

 
 
 
 
 

Hockey

M“ /

Nowell belittle to

 
 

Window shades and Picture Frame
made to order.

.03.

sting.

Stamps.

L. ii DECKER

In Washington street.
Tel. Con. .,
l H‘ - .

.rII

FREDERIICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice-

Bamuol Grumman .
Joeolah R. Marvin J. Wallace Mervin

 

are many. but ours is the one that at-

Our prop-
Have

this office you can find It quick buyer.

John B. Lawrence.

 

Will Pa” ‘ “us

Buy your ,Wall Paper now and.
save the profile, that you will have

Crockery, Glassware. Housefurnlab

Wblto Enamel Poles with fixtures

Painting. Paper Hanging and Decor

We give the 8. s H. Green Trading

South Norwalk.

‘IilIIIo oi 0hr Girls,"
rnauxtlu ,scrHoot. Haul.
Tuesday, February Flith.ii p. m.

ADMISSION 35 CENTS.

 

WEIIHIIEI III; 666673

And you have the rocks. You want
our goods and we want your Iocks
Having spent the last two weeks look-
ing over the various lines of Furni-
lure etc. and having so studied the
market: we WeIe enabled to buy the
latest designs and finest gtades of
Fur'nituie procquble. For the next
three months. tlIeIefore. we will be
Iecelving stock that has never been
‘surpssscd in the Twin Cities

entices on the some have and
neveI will be equalled We have just
what you want and at the right p1 ices

MITCHELL,

a and 6 Wall at. Norwelk. Conn.
Tat. 6—2. '

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I sell only investments that I have
personally investigated, and which
have been most rigidly investigated
by some of the very best business and
professional men in our city. who have
large holdings with us and who rec
ornmeud these investments to their
most intimu’u 'I'irntls.

A card will bring you our literature,
or 11 personal interview. .

. R. L. OOIURN. General Agent.
10 South Maln Street.
W“...

Harry E. Crane.
, totem ,
Violin mu. , Guitar.

(Private uplift years with H. H.
Hartmenn, New England Conservatm-y
of Music, Boston, Mesa), wlil start.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

I- H MAKES OILD -
i THINGS New -
m

. I .‘t WINK r“.

I

 
 

.4” .1. u.»
T ALSO' .zerps them new. There
I will be no old. dull looking furni-
ture or dingy woodwork 111 homes
where this wonder—worker is used.
No refinishiu or rcmrtiishing new.
ury.Liq1 chccr' in not :I varnish,
but a surface food and cleaner that
builds up the original finish and
makes It brighicrthnn not. ,1
It instantly restores the brilliant new-
ness and finish of Pianos Furniture,
Picture F tamer, luteriorIWood oodworlt ,
Hardwood F loors and all poiished,var-
dished or enameled surfaces. Removes
scratches, stains, dirt and dullness.
A child can applegit. Nothin but
a piece of cheese on th ll need and
there Is no drying to wait ion.

0 new 512: PACKAGES
muses Born: ‘0...” 35¢:
iZ-Ouuca: aortas - 30c

“M
2.99,“ or”

E. E. GORI-IAM,

 

. A. Stu | |
Phone 2231-3. II

22 Cottage Avon

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East Norwalk.

class in teeth Not-walk. 12 years
teacher. oelal tom to first flve
studying. lass limited. Regular pu

plle' recitals. Mandolin club to form
at once. Addros to

364 FAIRFIELDC zVEa BRIDBEPORT,

 
 

~-_.__..__.---._.. ,.. _........._..._,-.._.._. ..

Attendance All Hours Day and Night.
FRED'K H. 'GANUNO.

Funeral Director and Embalmcr
SOUTH NORWALK.
Temporary Residence-
19 South Osborn Ave, ‘
East‘Norwatk. ‘ Tel Connection.
LADY ATTENDANT.

 

l“?
PLUMBING AND IITIIIAN.
*» . HEATING

HOT WATER HEATING.

HOT AIR HEATING.
OTOVEI AND RANGE.“
ILATE AND TIN R00" Q
‘ the and 0mm Fitting
Isa Fixtures. Metal Celilnfi In. '
Have you seen our stock of '
RICHMOND RANGES?
ms JONES a Horcuxtso
1 ‘ COMPANY.
11 WALL OTREET.

In. Line ml. Y.

for freight Only

mood after hum. January I.
lIm Freight Propellers will loays
Pier 28. East River. New York, (fob
of Dover street), every day, (except
Sunday), at 4 p.1n; Freight received

 

 

 

at Norwaik up to 4 pm. and lost]
Norwalk up to 5: 30 p. II.
NONWALK 8TEAMIOAT‘co.
ennln‘g J. Smith
.. . ,‘_ ,

a. o. Hue-non
use”! ens-0

THE NEW.

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