mam of 1m. rill-"i. u
dltlon In the opinion 0:
“10.5113 clolw Kitten-
its
to
confidence as to
iinuous mild weather during
,. all
oft hats has been larger than t
g to of swimsuits realises. a lal‘ser
sale. planting heist u would tether-F
wise tve- been realised. and should. muons of.erery specie of wild life on
autonomously easy the intro hismcresmlt teaches him which birds
medium but!!! but: in unntiv destroy-the pests that hamper his pro.
‘1 , lightadnsurena satin! story
8
,,»'l‘he '
dilentln . ”in the latest productions
,fl ladies "bosdwesr: is attracting some
attention; browns. grays, reds and var-
i, bright colors abound. but blacks
linings and wearers generally
niocontlnue the color scheme for some
attics. as it affords them not. alone befv
tor-e orinnities for display and selec‘
tion, ht ‘nlso 'for individuality In this.
important article of headwcar. This
may prestige ‘3 change lll nlcn's head-
iiifl donc‘with it, would be a slight im-
o'yconhdltlons as manifested in repeat-
‘ vrniny ‘Saturdays rounding out
eeksnnmarkcd by sunshine.
we as ’ expected at this date. the
spring season... ill be the best the re’
aller, Mimllleneed in recent years; .fornia a particular crop can be raised:
'fui season why the business ,and know also that. onusomemoumnin
i
i
we sob. ,
.shoulil looms short. of expectations. _
.19 yclérs. representing case houses
" nti‘fyingtsaies. with a special-
:llofl'th'ndl’or soft hats. for the,
> all " girdle: 490?; so far as we can
;,ienrn prices. remain as heretofore
seemingly fertile hope that “something
will turn up? before production prog»
tosses veryéifar to lower cost—which
“looms a roundibout road to Essentially,
«better. profits. :1
STOP THAT‘COUGH
‘ r it mayhresult in Pneumonia. Bra-
nlllmlid its brushing up colds when-
vel' trite .1 hlmoat without exception.
9. ~26, summit 81.00bottlcs. The cut-
fii'til Editor’s'ond Plaisted’s. "
5‘3 3 MILK BOTTLES.
‘ fat the La Requires of Owner:
“ 5 of Marks.
’ go mob . ill dealers are moving to
adopt reglsterod bottles as a means -of
"lii-protectlon,'a condensation of the
‘ one of law is given herewith. The
"l text can be found in the statute
sins of 1901 pages 1178-79. in Sec-
iorences in pa nthescs. are the
A description of the name, mark or
upel‘ior court for the
tuhted,‘ anti also-in the
beiprln d in anew:-
‘ once a week, to make it
‘ asylum. -
The possessionof such marked bot-
' " hen. publication as aforesaid his.
mode do presumptive evidence of.
i .
.l .- . , . . -.-
fairs the reducsted to make oath.
eir belief before a justice or.
‘ ’ (ho. if sufficient reason he
.i" therefore, stillness warrant to
v-d the suspected person to be'
'before‘ him, when he shall in-
,to:.tbe circumstances, of such.
#(presulnnbly to ascertain.
.. sorta .- ,.
ting r. sum of money or deposit
y mills safe keeping and re-
- does not constitutes
c i“. ' . t * ..
. fills a description of the Ipro-
be registered. and advertising
to‘agnin blamed publish the
n to be entitled to “the hen
: the article—~(a. very impor-
. .. i oration in the milk. *blifllt
very few dealers scll other
or tiid‘stomers a bottle of
tut charging them for the
I‘ necessitating a renewal of
of registering and advertis-
(i : lmportant‘mattsrs to be
it thermally dealers who
‘g under the “ma-
. totals of Connecticut,"
'fjit .' much‘snnoyanco
. named--
”a nil! M1! ("my "‘9 Ronni Windows)! With u“. Iiologi-
. WWW. u'thflli‘bmrl" every-action of the country have
» than the spring mien 18 sent strong protests against- uw also
propriate time {or the .lilll
- . ption of colored stiff hats. :Burvey to the racers of the National ,
r they "8 WWW“! WON 3‘ association of Audubon Societies here.
WW0“ W1“ W pins well. sunflogloliicials in Washington
. it bats in 'the fall when: ‘lultlgunduothcriprgnnfuffons interested in
ill; most suitable for weir Whithipdflrflp litany granges throughout
W generally fashionable “fifths country hays endorsed this govern-
‘ . mum“ and winter months: meat survey during the past year and
b this in the spring, straws are nowadoclaring emphatically again-
‘iléf‘: Valid black hats for the at the action of the Hous‘e‘jCommittee
My more new hats Will be our- on Agricultural in strlkmlthe provt- ,
- both $911118 and fit" "If!“ when sion for its maintenance from the’Ag-
W33 M“ prevail in furor dill“ riculiursl Appropriation Bill.
the spring season; "thirufntltllaal "it'costatsvery twenty persons in
MM by all observera'm’ctsome'the United Cities only one cent a year
. past, the continued popularity of to pupply the appropriation of some-
hatn, with little change in shape. what over 860,000 for this work.“ said
‘multodln 39188 fill’les helm, William Dulcher. President of the Au-
throutb‘the‘foliowlng full and dubon Association today. “and every
, permanent-(reduction in farmer of this country saves many
“1”" ball. -Mn‘nufactnrres. dollars a year in‘ the direct benefit
’nnd retailers should do all in which its Investigations afford h .
power ‘0 extend ihe Sales of Only the other day 1 attended the en-
hsts this season, and they can nual meeting of the Fairflold County
lilh much. in tbln‘regnrd by Grange in Connecticut. where strong
em resolutions were passed advocating
the wink of the Biological Survey. The
farmers assure me that this work has 1
, and to date. very materially been the means of teaching them the
d the sale of winter caps in a value of certain birds and animals
of the country, but despite and thereby. giving them direct prac‘
demand for caps the sale of tical assistance in their work.”
at this season of the year. and what scientific. the Biological Survey
lobbers and retailers have disv ls'regardeggpy authorities on agricul-
. ,‘o‘f‘ considerable stocks which ture. as (”825311th greatest practical
‘3!on under other conditions have aids to the. actual cyst-utility work of
”bottomed over for the spring trade; the farmer. if.~.tulls him what birds
113 regarded out very satisfactory and animalsiworknharmato his crops.
.other forces that strike at the root
wear, black having had a long run. l
Retailers think that all cartbqtlakettribution of the different. species of
l'iii’ement ontbe perversity of climat-l
.I rcwnlm’is continue. to sell as.
.of this subject furnish to the farmer
’an experience that the could ‘hilnself
4.913 to:~.4.91ti.» lnclusivc.,-i The
. minim must be filed-with~
. is principal place of.
story-q stn'te.’ The.
ed in abs 1 same. i‘ooifntyi
1‘ wrong was intended by the;
”in: to law, the cutter is not"
statute unless he has rustle"
nouns "on".
m
“ Cal survey.
NEW .YORK. Feb. i.-—Farnlers. in
Inn of tbe.government Biological
Though its name may sound some-
by years of the most exact and com-
prohenslre. inventigstion of the sin-
duct. ltr'forewsrno him of the insi-
ditms inroads of rodent. insects and
of his production; In short. if furnish-
es hint with a complete scientific baud-
book of every livingilufiaenceefor good
or bad that can touch his fields in
any section of the land.
Most reuulrkubie of all the functions
of the survey is that of determining
for the farmer just what crops he can
grow with success in new and untried
regions. That this can be definitely
accomplished is declared by George
Bird Grinnell, edlt0r of “Forest and
Stream." who will say. lfr‘Cn editorial
protest: “A knowledge of the dis-
blrds. animals and blunts. especially
in new countries where farming ex-
perience has not._liecn long. and. above
all. over the newly settled western
country. tells unfailingly lust where
certain crops can be. successfully rais~
ed. if. for example. we know that
on a mountain side in southern Cali-
slde in Nevada or Utah the same birds
and plants are found, as in theicmifor-
nia spot, we a re absolutely certain
flint the crop of the California-moun-
tain side will do well also on the mouth
tsin side of tho'other locality. In other
words, the results of the investigations
acquire only by long and hard years
of costly experimenting.“
RISING FRO MTHE.GRAVE.
A prominent manufacturer, William
A. Fertwell, of Lacuna. N. 0., relates
a most remarkable’experibnce. vile
says: "After taking less than three
bottles of Electric Bitters. l feclrllke
onerising from the .grave.« My trou-
ble is Bright's disease. in the Diabetes
stage. I fully believe Electric Bitters
will onto me permanently, fun it has
already stopped the liver and bladder
complications which have troubled me
for years." ~Gunranteed by Full-l. Bax-
ter. South Norwalk. and E. P. Weed.
Norwalk, drugglsts. Price. only 50.0.
- C
It,"
rust-Au ifialii. earl?"-
Presents The importint but. in the
House of Representatives.
‘ ' HARTFORD, Feb. 7.—-R‘dp_roaentu-
tire Phclan of Bridgeportvintrotllined
two important measuresdmtthe house
of. representatives:yesterdayl~ ; i,
The first is practically a duplicate
of the eight-hour lawcof 1‘ Masonite.
'setts. it pmvides‘ thatnthosntorklng
day for any laboror. wot-kiogman. 'Oi‘
mechanic in the. einploy of ‘t'hetstntc.
shall be eight. house.
Connecticut. state and national clec
support of this measure. it. Is said. that
factory employes find it, difficult' to
get time to cast their ;vote on- election
day. and consequen‘tlymany of, there
lag late to their work .. . a ._
. 9*:
Piles of people ‘hhve Pilesl Why
by Tho'illifford iPhsrin’ocyt'nnd
Bridge Pharmacy. \
VETERlNARl‘A’NfiIMIIT.
HARTFORD. Feb. 'l.-—'“ 'tttionnecti—
tic. . than “12‘
.sli.
Have
.. The. other measure provides that in
”non days shullhe legatholldays. , in.
forgo the privilege rather than risk be.
,. w,
suffer its . lest. _ . can uss‘li
nerlt-sfiéi‘l-laolfrz’i a“. W Hater
Salve and get, relief. Notlllmf else so
good; [Beware of lmitatltifhl. See that
the named: summon-auctions. eggs; mimic
, s ‘ '
w
cut. Veterinary Medical, ‘ lotion ,
held‘lts' annual meeiln§. ,ye‘st ‘ .-
The following officers r9 sic/dist! ,
for‘tfl'le ensuing year: ' , .. . 3 ‘ '
Rfafidbbte—Jumen H. “ pols '
Hayes: r- ‘J‘Nf . ‘ y
u Vice-Presidentuli. I). u . Brkh. ;.‘ n :
KGDOI‘IW ‘ i . .3. “Li" a 2. fly ..
secretary-BB: 'K.‘ Dow. Willibinn- ,
Tr ‘ .llf‘t'r‘iiriit«z'rii‘l"lii'tb . lift,
Euclid of censors—LG.» W. truckload} ‘l ‘
calamari ”out:
A “BESSIE.
“e Your only calm-rd in” Reel
Estate transactions u— when
Real Estate titles are guaran-
teed and insured by'this‘ com-
pany they are absolutely PW
tectcd from ALL errors and
defects. ‘
.: iON.E fee insured you so long
as you own the property.
For leaflet and lull Particu-
lars ask your REAL ESTATE
shorten" or ATTORNEY, or
write home chino.
fillt'rl lftllittliut
lattice if hilt illusion to.
New Rochelle. flow York.
i
MUST EXPOBE ALL WEAPONS.
Concealed instruments Will Bring Oe~
vars Punishment ‘
state, and especially those upon the
main lines of the New York. New Ha-
ven and Hartford Railroad Company
and its adjacent territory, has been
recognized by the legislators and will
be considered by them when action is
taken upon a bill for an act introduced
in the house by Mr. Wever. of Ver-
l
101). . .
The bill is entitled: "An Act Con-
cerning Carrying» of Concealed Web-
polls." and provides that anyypcrson
who shall carry concealed any dirk,
pistolrmetal knuckles, blackjack or
any other deadly weapon. without the
written permission of the mayor of the
city. warden of the borough or first
selections of the town where such
weapon ls carried. shall be subjected
imprisonment.
punishment.
foreign settlements“ .. ,
Physics and‘9 twdwfihfi
bo . m . ‘l. gr.
xutivo [rooms Tablets are u
tltobowol nucleus committal? marten
1 .
13ml”: Iain thouctlr gators
or transects. 10.. u. and of. at Lil rug atom.
ship.
MENPAST SIXTY lbl DANGER.
Plaistetl's Drug Store. , .
:
mother.
.1
mt ‘Mfllow. ,. .
Britnl ‘ human lid. We
"i“.
’l‘orrington; George T. Crow " "New. J nfrfs ‘
‘ " ' lgébtgngdican and had served-en yo
9:. u r
[i NW“ 91?:
.. .., “rather of, flow yl‘lowlng (in
of n! his usiivityaiii r‘~thu align
‘ ‘ ‘ . Will”
u .
NEW . ORK. Rabi": ‘
tow ofdltreucoaldodw‘mfl
left N’orfolk last natal-day bound for
Bostoll in tow of the tug Waltbsmg
laundered off Absecon, N. .
‘ Tuesday morning and all bands allow?
were lost. it is believed four men com-
posed the crew. l
Can be cured only by
o. remedy that will
remove the CalISB. '
Tho oitouor ‘you
stop it with headache
powders or pills the
quicker will it. return.
Generallymeadacbo
clones from a ‘dis- ‘
tut-bed stomach or
irregular bowels, and
.nlnpoptiprarishly
. Fatally
. Medicine
(a tonic laxative) will cure head. '
ache in short order by regulating
the bowel- and roinvigoratlng the
Goon of Mlifo . W ‘ .. .
lama; side of'ihe honours intnodmd
3a measure giving to the state‘s attor‘
inoys for the three largest counties in
the state a substantial increase in to
maceration they receive nor their 4 ‘
ing a ln'rgcr sal-
i‘nte's attorney. .
provides that
are “the.
And you have the rocks.
our goods and we want your rocks.
Having spent the last twoweeks look.
ins over the various lines of. Furni-
.worlt. and also all
cry for the assists};
The (luau melum
salaries of state's attorneys gsball be ,
Hartford, Now Have ‘
counties an annual sum of $5.5th each. ‘
which is a raise «$1.500 a your over .
the present ollowance mode to state f
prosecuting officers.
other counties is number. All mullet~ .
’fiilt stafe's'nttorney for-New Haven
county is provided witll‘a salary of
$2.500 a year. but assistant state‘s nt-
torneys for the other. large counties
are. fixed at $1,500 It yearbook.
n'. and Falrdeld
_tnre etc, and having all studied the
market we were enabled to buy the
latest designs and finest grades of ”guarwyw:wirzm‘zm
Furniture procurable. '
three months. therefore, we will be
receiving stock that has never been
surpassed in the Twin Cities.
_ The prices on the same. have and'
never will be equalled. We have last
‘ what you want and at the right prices.
F. A. MITCHELL‘
0th or audit. 5. , . .
Norwalk, Conn.
The raise in the
For the next
certify that tall gdrugglsfs
.sre auihoriaod to ”it“!
{llFoley’s Honey It is a great blood medicine
“a T" “"810 “my 1 and the favorite laxative of old
your cough or nominations the‘cougbt,
heals the lungssand presents .serious
results from a cold. (fibres in grippe
HARTFORD. Feb. 7.—-'i‘he conceal cough and prevents pneumonia and:
ed weapon habit. of a large proportion consumption.
of lb foreign element which is rapv The_genujne in m 9, yellow package,
idly ‘lllng up various sections of the Refuse substitutes,
Store. and the Clifford Pharmacy.
fig w..- m.....-
Board of Belief.
Notice is hereby given that tide
Board of Relief of the Town of Nor
walk will meet at their omce. Opera
.1907. 2 to 4.9. m.
s and 5 Wall 8:.
T l
At druggisis’. 25c. and We.
Contains no opiates.
_ a“ sat
Plaisiodv Drug. He——When would you call a woman
She—When allelic longer takes any
interest in clothes. '
lie—Gracious; When lilye’s that way
she‘s dead—Philadelphia "Record.
Bill Nillllliil BANK
scum NORWALK. cons.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL smut/no
Friday. Feb. 1
Saturdal'. 9th. 2 to 4 p. to.
Wednesday, 13th. 7 to 9, evening.
Saturday. 16th. 2 to 4 p. in.
Wednesday, 20th, .2 to 4 p. m.
The meetings are for the purpose of
hearing and determining any and ill
appeals made to them from the deluge
of tbe'assessors on the list of 1906. ,
They. will also meet with the asse8~
soul. as: a Joint board, Wednesday.
February 20. at 4 p. m.. for the pure
pose of abetting the polls of sick and
dispblcd. persons.
CHARLES W_ BELL,
JARVIS KELLQGG.
W. HARFORD.
Board of Relief.
Orwell:
vBoardJOf Reliefi
Notice is hereby fiven flint the
Board of lielief,of..tbe City of South.
Norwalk. will meet on
January 30. and Tuesday. February 5..
l907, at 7::l0'o'cloclt to 9 b. m.: Satur-
day. February 9, 1907. from 2 to ii
o'clock p. on; Tuesday. February 12,
from 7:30 to 9 p. m.; Friday. February
if». at 7:30 to 9 p. in. in the Council
Chamber in Haviland street. in said
city, for the purpose of hearing'nud
determining all appeals from the do.
ings of the assessors of said city on.
the: list of 1906. ~.
Dated at South U rwalk. January
JOHN‘Fr trusses,
MATTHEW coaaa'r'r.
‘ Board of Relief.
'I‘ ALSO keeps them new.
will be no old, dull looking furni-
ture or dingy woodlvork‘in banter
where this wonder—worker is used.
No rcfinislliu or ”varnishing necrfl
my. Li ui Veneer is ltotsvsmir'h,
but a lil ace food and cleaner that
builds up the original finish and
makes it brighter than ever. ,
It instantly restores the brilliant new»
hers and finish of Pianos, Furniture,
Picture Fralncs, interior Wouasvork,
Hardwood Floors and all lioilmefivof- '
nicked or enameled surfaces, .~ Rt: over
scratches, stains, dirt and' do been.
_- A. child thermal it. y‘blothin
a pitiful cheese c otli’ is need!
there is no drying to wait for. .
0:. new size. .M, . .. ,
4-Outtc: BOTTLE \o
‘E'OUNCI BOTTLI I
U ,
to a heavy line and a long term of .A ‘8 RPLl‘isnAN
ru'zwsou, area.
JOHN H, KNAPP. mum-Pm.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice-
. Pru.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier.
DIRECTORs,
Henry Seymour
Samuel Grumman
Josciah R. Marvin .I. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swan:
Most cities have ordinances prohl- EDWIN H M A
biting the carrying of concealed wea~ '
pose as have. the. various towns of the
state, but the making of the habit a
misdemeanor under the general stat-
utesl greatly broadens its scope, places
it within the jurisdiction of the crim-
inal superior court where its punislb
lucnt belongs. and will result‘in billing
such persons as are addicted to the
“shooting up" of persons with whom
they may happen to disagree in a
chrome encounter. before, some trlbnu:
ul with powers to impose an adequate
W
*sehthf
E. H. Mathewson
John H. Knapp
John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
The measure will be welcomed in
lirldgcpc-tt, where there is a growing
foreign element in the populatit‘lu. and
where earnest. but-ineffective efforts
have been made to stamp out the knife
and pistol habit which exists in the row”. ’7,”
GORE
i v i re bill‘ltll"
we a. c tr e.
mi slum t d 33 all: hlvtsloflg’n'k in
e not as ‘fnlllhl; fro falsehood. The: scoring
adol- thus.
3 perfect pale and
nattm means. The stlnatlro for eh-ldren.
Chocolate coated tablets. can to talus never gripe
THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES
are mitu‘y. but ours isthc one that at-
tmcts attention.
THIS REAL ESTATE OFFICE
predicts that “the signs of the times"
DOWNS FOR DERBY JUDGESHIP.
Hammad. Feb. 7.——n,\v the with:
lira l of the name of George E. Clark
for udge of the City Court of Derby
the committee on judiciary will report
the name of W. 8. Downs for the
judgeship, 'l‘hc contention of those
opposing Mr. Clark was that under the ‘
law a judge could not hold over longer .
than the term of his original appoint- . .
ment. and therefore .ludge Clark’s
term of office has expired. A coinci-
dent-emf lllfli. week was that while
Judge Downs before the house com-
mittee on contested seats was appear~
ing in Mr. Clark’s behalf against the
petition of Mr. Sweeney to unseat lliut,
friends of Mr. Clark were appearing
before the Judiciary committee in op-
position to those who were appearing
ill favor‘of Judge Downs for the judge
WRW-M .
Six
' Weeks
, w
“a...
Phone 223—8.
22 Cottage Avs..
. “MONEY IN REAL EOTATE"
for those who invest now. Our prop-
erties. city or country, prove it. Have
you money to invest“? Put it in rtml
estate. Do you want to sell? “but
fills office you can find a quick buyer.
(‘ousult us on all rim estate deals.
John B. Lawrence,
2: South Main 8L,
South Norwalk. pond.
East Norwalk.
:F‘
, of. winter weather still ahead of
OVERC
But we have put prices
‘ on the balance of our overconfs.
whichwill clear them out. in
SIX DAYS
$20.00 Overcoats, now
‘ 318.00 Overcoais. now
$14.00 Overt-oats, now
$12.00 Overcouts' now
. :‘
.gfrumtccélaue at. or“
. *iillBl’S
« . AT. COST.
Buy your wm‘aper now and
' save the profits that you «will have
to pay in the Spring.
. L .
as WD mailman. !
when! ,Wéfar. ‘
_ and Embolmer... ,
10 North Main St. South Nor-walk.
Rosldcumto Washington strut. l
is fruspmne'ac.hohn.;tsa-a. . at
More than half mankind over sixty
years of age stiffer-from kidney and
bladder disorders. usually enlargement
or prostrate gland. This is both painful
and dangerous. and Foley‘s Kidney
Cure should be takeout the first sign
of danger, as it corrects lrregulaities
and has cured many old men of this .
disease. Mr. Rodney“ Burnett, Roch _
Port, Mm. writes: “.l suffered with en-
larged prostrate gi’andand kidney trou- . ‘
bio for years and after taking two,
bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure I feel
better thanulgvhave for tWenfy years
although i. am now .91’ years old. For}
sale by The-Clifford Pharmacy and,I
I!
. pops Monday, Wednesday and . -2 u - { 1,, .. ,
Saturday. evenings. ‘ h e P ' U mbi Hg
in yourllouse is of too much'inlporb
once to your health andhoppiness to
let anyone instal such work
they ' ore thorough mechanicsh-unden
standingbvery brabdll‘ot the plufnbing
sndtvcntilatlng syste
insult I
. . ins. My "work its the
Tallor.Ciotitlor. Hatter, « . ta.“
Arthur I1. Be
5 Monroe St, South Norwalk, Conn.
.‘Wlif
Crockery, Glascwaro. Houcsfurnlsh
ing Goods. Framed Pictures.
on. GILL comm-res ‘ro. :lusANE
RETREAT . , . . ,
White Enamel Poles with fixtures
, ti ‘ ' t ‘ 1
HARTFORD..Foh: 7.-—-Judgc La.» ‘1’.
W. Marvin. of the probstotcourt, dea
cided, yesterday, ‘toi‘commit Dr. Henry
F. Gilhlhusbsnd ofyblaney =Gnilford. to,
libs, HeMordt-re‘tmt for the insane.
fun the ground that he isof unsound
‘mind. .‘u‘he' court: has appointed nus
, conservator over him: the :‘Connocticlst
.Trnat and Safe Deposit company. The-
fal‘k over the conservator developed.
theinformstion thattDr. Gill‘s son has?
notibeen .ouidriendiylten‘ns wille- his .
' Theron. therefore was .hotg
as Washington at. 30'. Not-walk.
follies safaris. wits‘aln...féii:
dugout Shana-rid Plot u‘ [tamer
3, lung's {olordcn T ‘ i 7*
Painting, Paper Hanging
’.
» . .. .ECKER.
‘ M‘g‘wfihfildlén Street.
,‘s‘gmh Not-walk.
7 ‘1 Winslow's Best,."""_8rownief' Spring
ice Skates, Skate Straps, Hockey ;
, rs fl ‘
‘Congrcss..wltttllfh“ V' “was kho’wn as tho
meg. .
nus mills.
i sell only investments that l have
personally investigated, and which
have been most- rigidly investigated
by some of the very best business and
professional men Int-our city, who have
iargeboldinn with‘usyand who rec.
ommend these investments to their
most intimate it ends. .
A card will bring you our literature.
orva personal interview.
B. L. COBURN. Central Agent.
16 South Mgin Street.
Harrny Crane
lettings
Violin Indiana. Guitar.
dimm- pupil. {years wltfl‘ff'i. H.
Harm, so. Now Iceland Ono-cruiser
., of Music. Benton. Man). will aim
clue in Mhfiorwalit. 12- years
teacher. 8 Alternate first five '
studying. unlimited. Regular pu-
pllu' recitals. Mandolin club to form
at coca. .Mdn‘s to ,
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‘ Attendant... All Hours flay and flight.
I'RE'D'K ll. (MINING.
Funeral Director . and Embalm‘er
BOiJTi-l Nonw‘am.
1 Temporary Residence». ‘. .
19 soufh'Oiborn Mica" .. j
East Not-walk. Tel Connection.
LADY ATTENDANT.
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PLUMBING AND- STEAM .
= HEATING.“ '
’HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND‘RANGESI .
SLATE AND. rm .. soor—zmo
can and Steam Fitting; Gas Fixtures.
Metal Coiling. Etc. '
Have you seen our stock at
‘ RICHMOND caucus? ,'
TflE,'JONES‘ & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY .1
l7 WALLSTREETfi . tNORWALK
ilailtl lineal. Y.
‘ ' fortnight Only
' 0n andaftcr Tuesday. January 2.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
* Pier 23, Easy. River, New York. (foot
of Dover street). every day; icxcc'pt.
Sunday). at i p. m. Freight received
at Norwslk up to l p. m. and~South
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. in. . ~
NORWALK STEAMBOAT C0.
Analog. J. smith, ‘, c -C. Housman,
Lessee. j General Agent.
.
Will) Not that Your
, . Own Home ? -
. Kenmore advancing all the time
and desirable apartments are becom-
Ing scsfcer every; day. We have a
,numbei“of very desirable homes for
sale, and can make the terms and
price right].
J. M. Layton 8; Co
' mcoRPORATEo. " l
5 Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk
av‘eav‘ ' LACY’ Lonassmo CHAM-
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should be equi ' {it ,. av-‘dlplllty
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how- delightfully: enliven est . it smuld
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