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1 The Sentinel will be issued as a
morning paper on Friday, Washing-'
ton'e Birthday. Advertisers desiring
chenueer for that day-must furnish
copy'early Thursday afternoon. News
Items; etc" should reach the office of
publication early in the evening.
‘1) dwui'd litill1‘,ol‘ Nor",pnik IlilS boon
ndniiitul to the hospital lo1'trcnllucnl.
”-
I’nlcsiinc t'untl9, Knights of tho
Mystic Chitin, held :1 rcgulnr incotiug
lust cvoning.
Mlss‘ Grace Seymour goes to [1:111-
bury this afternoon. for 11 short visit
with Miss licrthn Starr.
Tho regular monthly nicoting of thc
Norwalk Building and 1.01111 Assoclu.
tiou will be bold tonight.
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A special Aconvocation of iiptler
Chapter, R. All.. was held last even-
ing and the Ms E M degree was con-
fcrrcd.
The physical cultur; class of St.
Paul's Girls Friendly Societv will
meet this evening .11 the llcrkclcy
street cliadclo .
'i‘ i'}. Spino, sttnbgi‘uphcr and book-
locum 101' tho‘ Hutch it; llailcy 1.11111-
bcr Company. is stick With grip 111 his
11111119, 26 Wood strcct.
.‘il1‘11.l‘mil1 Sprllml1o1‘u,who 1111'1
bun tho 31:11.01 of hcr (knight-11'. Mrs
Frcdcrick . . Miller, 111’ Orclu‘lid str.99.1
bus 1"91111n9d to blithhumc 11'1‘ \\'1-s1
HOIKJkt 11 N, J
Charles F.'lt.'11‘moml,1-xpcit 1111‘—
chauic for F. E. Lockwood it Company,
the Noi‘wnlk automobile d‘cnIc-is. 1911
today for Buffalo, 1 . 1'.,11'111'1'9 111-. will
spend some 111110..
Contractor and Mrs. Salvator Chur-
iott christened their young son, yester—
day, the name given the child being
Clifford Arnold Chariott. The god-
mother was Mrs. Sarnh Spino of Fish-
kill, 1‘ Y. and the godfather M. ii.
Spins, of Fishkill. 1 . Y.
Low Show an expert for many
years, will give a billiard and pool
exhibition tomorrow night at the Nor.
walk Club. Mr. Shaw plays 1100 points
or 110 count 111 billiards and 15 balls
or 110 count 111 pool. The 1xhibition
will be for members 01‘ the club and
11110011111111 gentlemen guests. ‘
Buckingham Post, G. A. it" of Nor-
walk, will have :1 camp fire on Frid .1y
, night, in honor of Washington's Birth-
d11y.’l‘here will be spcecluunkiug 111
Sons of 'l‘cnipcrnncc Hall in the Ga-
Zettc building, after which n supper
will ht' scried 111 Grand Army Hull.
Among the speakers of the evening
will be Charles Moore of Howe Post,
Ilrldgcpwt.
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TWO DIVORCE PETITIONS FILED
Stamford and Norwalk Women Are
Pla‘intltts.
inclining that her husband is worth
'11ore than $50,000, Terese M. Bradley.
oi Stamford. has asked for alimony
in her shit for divorce which she has
ills-d against Arthur M. iirudlcy. Mr.
and Mrs;Brud19.y are both well known
In Stom‘ord. Mrs. liradlcy sa1s she
was married .lanunry‘ 1", 11102 licr
maiden name was 'i‘ercsc. Smith. Since
January 1. 1904, ii 111. Bradley cluims
that her husband as been habitually
into-mperatc. She asks the Superior
Court to 11111111? her 11. dccrcc, alimony
and thc‘ custody of one minoi child.
Helen 1’. Bradley
Another divorce 01111011 filed is that
of Ida Morrell. of South Norwulk vs.
Orrin I“. Morrollr 121' Booth Norwnlk
The couple were ‘inurried January 7.
1893.1‘hé‘wife's maiden name was
Ida Bloom. She claims that her hus-
band deserted her September 1.18911.
Mrs. Mourell asks for a dc c1'1' (1 unit the
custody or three minor chlldn 11
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FIIRE AT LOUIS POTTER'S HOME.
A slight flrc. occurred yesterday at.
ternoon in lite 1111.1 0 Louis Potter's
1101116; 111 7310i 1111‘ orw,111k yester
duy uttéru‘oni'i.‘ 'l‘h
was caused by 11 spark from the chim-
ney. Charles Byinxton sow smoke is
1111111
to 0' Main street tire house.
Pilonoer truck responded, but when; .
the firemen arrived they could not and.
any evidence of firs. During an loves-l
fixation later it: yfi-niswverea 1111.11
the are luid occuri'on In Mr. Potter's
C‘AMI 8.,
,Iiv:-:-;r,-.. n:- u'. o c . .'.. :
‘ from linitcd 81111911 Cross 8111111111,
(litmus was very
slight. It is supposed that the blaze
from the root and' telephoned
The
filni Puck} Ruler 4100 Filme‘; 0-1:
prison, item 0100 111 010.00
1 Taylor & Golden.
OIITUARY RECORD
ALBERT SCHAAP.
' The In and of Albert School. 11
former l ridxsport soleclninu. was 119111
1111111 his residence, No. 779 01111911
ntrr-ct, in Bridgeport, on Sunday at 2
p. 111. Many borrowing,1'9l1itivcs 11nd
fricnds 1111.911de 1.119 nci'viccs, which
11‘1er cunducicd Iiy tint l‘tcv. hunk-r
Rm 1191'. iii-‘Icgulcu wcrb 11111119111
[I
0. ll. 51.. of which (ii-conned hold the
otlim- of past grout l’owh: 1111111. A dol-
1-gaiion from Schiller Stunun, 11.0.
It.1\l.,oi'South Norwnlk. was prcscnt
MRS. M. ,J. .I. WILLIS.
Mrs, Martha J. J. Willis died last
night at the residence of her brother,
Edgar Jerome, at 27 Camp street, Nor-
walk, axed seventy years. Mrs. Willis
{had been in ill health for a long time.
Funeral services will be held from the
house Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock,
and interment will be at Riverside
‘Cemctory. ‘
MRS. EDWIN CLEMENCEAU.
Mrs. Edwin G. Clemenceau. wife of
Proi'. Clemenceau. of the Ingloside
Seminary, New Milford, a girls’ school,
suffered heart failure yesterday lifter-v
noon, went into convulsions 11nd died.
Shu- washbout 35 years old and had
Iil‘i'fl 11111111111 me in fairly good health.
MRS. ANNIE JENNINGS.
Annin wire of Stephcn Jennings,
died 111 bur home in Fuii'licld. Sunday
cvrninu :1i'icr 11 lingering illness. lic-
(Zi'llhttl was 1:2 yours of 11119. Shh is
survival by Ili‘l' husband and live chilv
drrn.
FUNERAL 011‘ JOHN SEE.
'l‘h'c 1111191'111' of thc 111111 John Sco
. will bc held tomorrow afternoon from
his 11111: rcsldcnce, Gregory Boulcvnid,
:11 2: 30 o‘clock, Rcv.Hnr1‘y L Sudt-
191301 Trinity Episcopal Church offici-
ating. 'l‘hc intcimcnt will be in Nor-
'wulk Ccmctcry
11 UNLEAL OF A. H. MERRILL.
'l‘hc 1111191111 of. the late Addison H.
1 Merrill was held this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock from his late residence in
Woodward avenue. Rev, Hugh B.
Cn-rpentci' ofllciuted and the interment
was in East Norwaik Cemetery.
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ROLLA‘WAY RINK NOTES.
A grand masquerade carnival bus
becu arranged [01"Frld11y night, Wash.
lngton's Birtl11l11y_‘1it which time four
prizes will be awarded, one In the
hcst group of men, one to thc best
group of womt'n, 0110 for tho prctticst
ludy’s costumc, and one for the most
comical gcntlcnuin's (xisiumc. ’i‘hr.‘
111111111 match will counncncu 111 8:30
11 clo1k and thin will 1111.111411i111', 111111?
midnight, when thix‘lc will 119 music by
tho oxclicsti'd '
1 Thu Iiiinnsgcmcut is still continuing
the im'movmucnts at 1119 rink. and 11
Indlcs drusslng room is now help: add
(111.11 will be Iocntod dowusmhs, and
will, no doubt, piovc 11 grout com on
icnce
1 011 'l‘hut‘tidny cvcninu 1m (‘Iiort 1::
bring 11111119 to have 11 baskcthnll guu‘ic,
the rink five contesting with the West
Ends of South Not'walk. Th9 mcnr
bers of tho rink 19.11111 will be: Ghiotto,
Cnney, Kcm_-K11nc 11ml l’lnrtrum.
offer to race early noxt month with
MucDougul. of Boston, at the now Park
City 1111111111, Bridgeport, f01 thc
championship of the state. and will
probably acc91it..MacI)ougnl is con-
'sidcrcd one of the fastest skaters in
the country.
FORMER CONSTABLE FINED.
m1..—
John J. Higgins Raised a Disturbance
at His Home in Burritt Avenue.
John J. Higgins, a batter and :1 (arm-
or town constable, was arrcstcd last.
night. at his home, 213 Burritt avenue,
after he ‘hud created 11 considerable
disturbance,
While everyone admits that when
sober, Higgins is,.'1 good, steady follow
and a good husband, they concur in
saying that he is not. elthgr when ho
is in liquor
Last night hc raised 11. ructlon at
1111-; homo and lilghtcncd his wife and
duugbtcr badly so that it bcramc 1111c-
‘ cssnry for Mrs. Higgins to call the po
llcc.
Captain Pennington wont. to the
scent; and Higgins resistcd arrest and
he and Captain Pennington had a.
wrcstling mulch until the arrivul of
thrcc other officers, aitcr which Hig-
gins was arrested.
This morning in court ho was fined
$113 for resisting 1111 omccr and $7 for
intoxication.
WINNERS OF PINOCHLE TOURNEY
Ruffle J. Smith énd Charles Steinwald
Secure Handsome Trophies.
Uncas Hnyloft, No. 213 l-2. l. O. R.
M... hold 11 meeting last. evening, and
finished its pinoclilo tournament. The
\Vlllllt rs wcrc Rufus J. Smith and
(‘hurlcs Stcinwald the ici'mcr bclug
iiwaidcd 1‘1 silver slim 1111; set and thc
l11119r 11 silver smokingr set
’I I19 sccond prizes wont. to Joseph-
A. Curb 1' and Hugh Din-kin. ouch of
whom was presented with 11 handsome
gold mounted blue.
The ninuttrs of the booby prizes
were Adam Sicinwnld and Otto Lind-~
strain.
Another tournament will commcncc
ntx't Monday night, and there are 111-
i'cndy a largo number of entries.
1011 5 0113‘
i corms 1011 25c
10 11110 111111:
NEW! STORE
00175810 11*115‘11ff'uslc ‘
* 01111 Transers‘ Sale
Is; InjFuII Swing.“
. 1 . . '7 1 .
lliis 15,11_1tl111111 1l(i1ilit,ilic indiscrs 1‘111'111 111 ilu 50.111111
1111115115 \11Iu1-~1 :1I1v: lye. I111v1' It'lI :ill utlurr. in 1111111, :1111l.1v-1 pl; 111 in
tlic snlc ilic Ill‘ilktll lines of 11111
11111Icr rcguku
N11\1.11I11-11 11'1' l\' 1111111
11111141 11111 tI11‘ ulil suit
1l11~s tmuxcrx :11 than 1IIIl1’l1Il\(‘
$2.1m Ii'nuscrs, 11111\'
$3.011 I‘rouscrs. 111111' ........ '. . . .
$5.00 'i‘rouscrs, now ............
choosing 111 good.
\"11 ItIItT 11111 Iicxl liurs 111 \LlllIvI
$4.00 'I‘rouscrs, now ..........
tlui
I11 st s1 llinq pnt‘i‘l't’us :11 pints Mr
I
II‘UIIM'I'H I11
1'
.Immw. 11111]
1111il~ 11 111111 of 111-11
1“11Ill1‘lliill.'42
1.118
$1.98
.......................... $2.98
......................... .. $3.48
Hundreds of pairs of new trousers in the season's most popular
patterns, and in all sizes :11 each pricc.
Don‘t wait, but come while
SALE OF COATS AND Vssrs AT $2.48.
We’ve placed :1 lot of broken lot 511107 coats and vests belonging
to regular $10 and $12 suits on sale at $2.118.
over this offering; the price is bclow cost of materials and making.
It will pay you to look
Tel. Call 632-2
bring 1119 business.
carefully selected, c urcfully
precin-tcd by the public.
boss has justified in y bclict’.
Fifteen years 11.1311 i opened 11 Grain and Food Store
in the belief that. good grain and good sci‘vico would
i believed that prompt delivery of
screened grain would be ap- ,
My constantly increasing busi-
Steady, persistent hammer-
ing, coupled with a'dcslro to 111911119 111. any cost, has ac-
complished this from absolutely ‘
friends. patrons, customers 1 extend my
hearty uppreclntion, and solicit continued patronage on
the old grounds, “good scrvicc good gruiit. "
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
nothing. ’ 'l‘o
thanks
my
and
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WmP
49 Wall St., Norwalk.
Letter Files,
Book and Stationery Stores.
Sale of
150 Each
Beers
6 So. Main 81.. So. Norwalk
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar ....... $1.00
. 2 lbs, Extra Large l’iuncs ...... 250
3 0111111 Fancy Corn .. ......... . 25c
3 Guns Campbell’s Soup ..... 25c
D-LIGH‘TO FILLING‘ FOR PIES.
SOMETHING NEW.
United Grocery to.
20 No1M‘ain‘stj‘So. Nor. Tel 143. ;
49 fort $1.,,Esst Norimlk.
M... 1.- A“ m
Ben Hnr Flour 65c bag, $5. ()0 barrel
3 lbs. Fancy Pruncs ..... 250
ll. 6’; 0, Mob-1., pcr can 15c
250
ETC.
20111151 Dudley’s Pumpkin
LAYER C‘AKES,’,‘ TARTs.
PER PACKAG E, 101:.
M. Epstein,
, Tel. 319.3.
MACKEREL, FINNAN HADDIES.
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS.
11111111 Plate 111 Get Shad
COD, HALIBUT, WEAK, FROST AND FLAT FISH. SHAD, PICKEREL,
WHITE FISH. MACKEREL, SALMON. SMELT, 3 LBS., 250.
.1“ . .5"...
SPANISH
Gutbill‘s Bridge Fish Market
Did You War
Get a Bill
;, which you wore sure
‘ had been paid
DID YOU HAVE TO PA Y IT THE SECOND TIHE
‘ BEGHUSE YOU HID HOIREOEIPT 1?
P07 Y BY CHECK AND P)! Y OHGE. FDR THEN YOU WILL
HAVE THE BEST RECEIPT UBTIUHABLE'
7
_ 11.
-00UGHS AND,
COLDS
ONE MINUTE COUGH CURE
IIUI'H.
hIt' 111111 rouiovcs tho 05111119. Try it
if you 11111 coughing. Price 250 bottlc.
FOR BRONCHITIS, lioarscucss 111111
all disorders .il' ”19 throat 11111.- OUR
IMPROVED BRONCHIAL LOZEN.
GES. l’rlcc 1111‘ box.
OUR LAXATIVE COLD TABLETS
urn 11 positive curo i'ot‘ Colds, Ln
Grippc, 910. They relieve the feverish
condition caused by these disorders
and give prompt relief.
We guarantee the above prepara‘
tions to give satisfaction; if they do
not we will refund the purchase price.
1111111111111 1111111111
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DE! ulVI‘IflY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
W'tl. l1 S'I‘Illdlfi'l‘. 10: 10 .1. Ill—0111'“-
1111: 11111191 of stor- ks Incllund 11111 1111ch
luvcl thun lust nigh. I11 spiic of curlicr
udvimccs In London. ’I'i'niisuctions
11'1-1'9 slunll. Kunsnn 11ml ’l‘cxus dca
lincd 1V4, ‘unzuliun Pilt‘lllc 11 point
, 11nd St. Paul ’11.. Minneapolis, St. l'uul
, 111111 8111111 1‘tc Muric {111d Hcpulilicun
pid. rose 011. .
WALL S’l‘llli] .l‘l'. 11 e. m.—-Stnndnrd
stocks were sold freely, the weakness
111‘ Binding. Pennsylvania and Union
Pacific materially assisting the 31's
in forcing dcclincs clscwhcrc. he
spoclaltics and low-prlccd railroads
‘ showcd some resistance, and average
Iosscs in this quarter were considcr-
ably loss than elsewhere.
WA Ll. STREET, Noou.——Stocks con-
tinued to come out freely carrying
pices to 11 materially lower level.
Bonds were heavy.
WALI. STREET; 1. p. m.——-Whole-
snlc liquidation ol'stocks a1'ous1d con:
sidcrnble misgivings as to the 1311111111
ot' the, selling. but nothing tangible
dl'l’lj‘lolll'll up to 1 o‘clock to explain
'I‘hc murkct steadied 111 1,0'clock.
STUBBORN FIRE IN WINSTED.
Loss Will be Over $20.000—Truck
Horse Drops Dead.
\‘i'INSTi"l) Fob. ILL-.0118 ol’ the
nu 1.1 stubboxn fires the local duper-t
1110.111 bus bud to fight in yc111s biokc
out today 111 the Rockwell 'I‘unncry
Company building. at Main and Divis-
ion streets, and practically dcstroycd
the building The plant is owned by
the George Dudley and Sons Com-
puny and was full of skins. It is 911
tiumtcd that the loss principally on
stock and machinery, will amount, to
$20,000: partly covered by insurance.
The tire was so fierce that n gcncral
alarm was turned in bringing out. the
entire department. It is not known
how the tire started. 0n the way to
the fire a horse on 'l‘ruck No. 3 drop-
pcd dcad.
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WILL CONSIDER TARIFF LEGISLA-
T
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BOSTON, Fob. lit—In a letter rc-
ccivcd from President Roosevelt by
Governor Curtis Guild. J12. today, the
president says: "That the request (it
tho governor and members 01' the
Massachusetts legislature for tariff leg.
islzitlon" will rcccivc his “serious con-
sldc'z-ition." He adds his conviction
t.l11tl.theturlfi’ pctition will reccive
also the consideration of Congress.
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
.1111: TABLE.
In Effect January ‘8 1907.
.1.—"~— ‘
LEAVE souru Tic-NORWALK FOR
uzwvonK. ,
A. 111425511. 5:11, 11:41, 11:13,
0:501: U: 58. 7. 54 8: 18x. 8. 40, 92051:,
923011,!)148, l0255x, 11:01, 11:17.1.
P. M.~1‘1’.: 2x, i1:,00 145x 2:5711,
3:20, 0330):. 5:510, 5:41, 5: 5711, ,6: 40',
6:5311, 7:17x. 7:5411, 9: 57:, 10:32.
Sundays.
A. Mrs-12: 50x, 5. 1411, 5: 4111, 3: 57.
0:43:11
P. M.-—12:55x, 224711, 225711, 5:41,
":57, 7:18. 725411.915711, 10:09.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A M.—-12:00x, 12: 09x,‘ 4: 54 5: 45,
0146,8101 8: 05, 8; 49 92141:, 10: 0211,
10:05, 1110011, 11:08.
P M.:—-12 03x. 1104.1:4911, 210011,
2: 55. 3: 31x, 4: 03x, 4: 00, i: 32, 5: 02x.
5:09, 51.25 020011, 0:03, 0:58. 81021:.
9:29.11100x. '
1
811 116,! In;
A Ill—12: 00x. 12: 09x, 0: 00,‘ 7: 30,
0:17.011, 1020211.
1‘. M.~5: 04. 610011. 6: 59!. 8: 0211,
‘1]:00xM
LSOUTH NORWALK T9 ‘NEW'
HAVENA '
A. M.~12:$I)6, 111211. 1: ”551:, :10
P. M.'-*12 10211. 1210. :2“.
4:19. 5:26, 0: 01x, 0: 2%
0:08, 10: 54, 11: 05!. ‘
P1M.-0: 82, 7:04, 8:16.01108
A M.——Iltl:20, 0156:. 9- 58-‘
P..-M 512:4!38:J::10,607
‘ ' Sundays.
' 1 94:110. ‘ ~
01161 1111 To souru NOIMALK. :'
; F” 115. 1:15, 0:11.1010011.
lire-'5!
01's ,
'L The way to cure a cough is to allay - . , ._ I ‘ ,‘ .01
1119 inflammation and that’s just what ' .-
11 11911.1 111 1111» soul of tho tron-
111111111111 ,2 be
7‘ 24. 8: 25, 9: 1011. 10.7211, LL34)“, 11.41.;
.0411. 9: 27.
11: 21
, th 0—-2: 40 and 7 H, Bridgeportg
only. 1
Sunday 15'
“A ‘ M.—-12:06x, 111,011, .1 55x, 7: 37. »
souru NORWALK To oAueunv.
:10. .
P111111 0 oiling
95 Washington Street. South Norwalk
\
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chm m the luston of sales have such valueo' been oflercd‘ It Idlij‘
pay you to anticipate your future wants. Every sai‘ment in 111... more In
included in this, the grand, final clean 11p sale. .',., .
All clothing 11: arranged on slit bargain tables on Ioilownli ,,
.,.. _ . ,. . , . M. .,...v .... ‘_ """"-"'"7‘I"""1v"' ,
'rAsLE NO. 4.4Meri' 11 (mi Youtlu'i. ‘
Overcoets. black and 1011111011.
short, medium end long. were 810. ' ,
$12 and 013. 50. now . '
$4.953 .
TABLE NO. .1.—Overcoat- that wm'”
priced from 815 to $20, New
$9.139
TABLE NO. Uw—AII the: 1111102611511
beat costs that wer‘e priced 1116111
020 to 830. now
$14.98,, ~
TABLE NO. i.—-Men'a and Yoiithe'
Suits. priced $10, $12 and $13.50,
W $54.95
TABLE NO. 2.—-Men'e Suits, Fancy
Mixed Worstede, Black Thibett
and Blue ,Serges, prices 515, $16.60
and $18, now
$9.59
TABLE N0. 3.—-All the best 1.1.1.1..
the store, Blue, Black and Fanciof,
$14.95 Price Clothing Store
Children's Suite at Half Price. , .
THE LAST CLESARING SALE OF SUITS COATB
AND FUR.
that takes off the expense of running cottly credit machinery,
collectors and bad accounts. The good customers must; pay 1,
ones; that is understood. Avoid the credit stores like you won ”a; F
Black bong Coats, throughout lined with heavy satin reducediffo'..8 8
Short Covert Coats reduced to . ................. ....1 $7.”
Suits in mixtures Panamas, broadcloths, yollies,
............. $12.09. $15.00 82500 and 830
Skirts reduced to .1 ................ $1.59 12.,98 84.138.57.98 1111 3‘15 ‘
Sale of Walsts. very fine lawn, regular 8150 goods in 10 1179760.
close out ..... ................... ......v.....
\cr1'l1‘inc‘mbmidm‘y Fronts collars and cuffs to match, '
price $300,101 this sole ..
li‘Inc ’l‘ullorcd Chitin Silk Waist black and white
regular price 5 0
111119 price ..... ........................... . .....
FURSr~Wc huvc 11 few pieces left over and same. )1 be 110. ii
1111111191111 of cost ........................... $2 48, 32.98, 5
SALE IN BOTH aromas—513 515 MAIN S11, STAMFORD; 33 ,
MAIN STREET scum NORWALK.
.. .. 1 figkymjw '
1111111111311 11'. 11111111111311":
and finishing lumber. All kinds 0111011 woods, T’ar paper,
rooting paper, sheathing paper. ‘ Hair insulator and deafening'iia 111's, or
nary and extension ladders. Doors, sash, blinds, interior house ,‘I'rimf fill
Pine, Redwood, Cypress Poplar and Chestnut“ Straight an
drying facilities.
Mill. foot of Marshall Street.
Lumber Yard. Water Street.
THE SLIDING ' a: ’
It takes thepiace of wheel c301:
ers, and willnot mar the floor
or Wear and tear carpetsf-mat- g
ting or rugs, nor wrinkle the '
rug on a polish noon. Ask your.
dealer for them. Agents wanted.
111111111111 81.
NAUGATUCK, CON N.
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£2e:-,u,:,-;u.-;‘:.a;-;i,u,- 2‘: u -_, -,- I I
2011s. of 0.1111111.
The Ilium Paulie
126 Washington SL1 So. Noryulk, _
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Norwalk Chronicler