' residence
‘ » he went into the ice
SPRING REMEDIES
Reflect health can only be enjoyed
, the blood is pure and rich in
n; elements. Particular care
Quid be admin .45 this season to see
.910” ”it! the .sy stein
II Dmperly
0U! ”1!le
Ira mwcrluTAIlterutIve that will
Wkly purity and iestorc the blood to
normal condition it is harmless in
nation and will not damage the stom-
k
I
ZINCE 56: AND 51.00 BOTTLE.
lliillrhdo Pharmacy
PLAWER '1 WW. Proprietors
205 Washington St.
Tel. call 641 2.
WASHINGTON‘S BIRTHDAY SEN-
TINE L.
The Sentinel will Ibo issued as .a
morning paper on Friday. Walhini-
ton's Birthday. Advertisers desiring
chm“ .m- that: dey moot tarnish
copy. earlm'l’hurodoy afternoon. News
Items. 016.5 should reach the close of
publication early In the evening.
M11. L. D. Rector. of New York, ls
visiting her son. J. l. Dunning.
J. W Olinstead, of Seavlow “100110.-
in having his residence repainted
. «Supper &. Entertainment. E.
M. E. Ch., Friday‘ci'e... Feb.‘ 22.
AYC.
Miss Lodcina Adams is ill of the
grip at her home in Itenedict street.
Rev. Mr. Sands, formerly of Nor-
wsik assisted at the weekly praIcr
' ' meeting. Tuesday evening, in the East
Avenue Methodist ClinI clI.
The Royal Blue SocialClub, which
inhabits the Lees building on the
Washington street bridge, is to have
a dance in its quarters Friday night.
A meeting of the. Sunday School
Board of the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church will be held at the
of J. S; Randall, Monday
night. ' "
«if
The fourth
quarterly conference
will he held in the East Avenue Melli-
odlst Episcopal ChuIch Sunday night.
elder Rev. J. E.
of Stamford will be in
'l he pi esiding
Adams I). l).
charge.
~Supper x», Entertainment”; E. Ave.
.E. Ch., Friday me. ‘Feb. 22.
The Official Board held a special
ing in the Sundav school mom of
t 6 East Avenue Methpdlst Episcopal
arch. and voted to extend an invi-
tation to Rev George B Freeman. now
pastox of the Dailen Methodist Epis-
copal Church, to become pastox next
Year.
One of the horses owned by the in-
dependcnt, ice Conipuiiydiad a serious
experience yesterday. The animal was
about lhe'only one, man or beast, who
did not fall into the Broad River pond
during the ‘lce cutting operations. but
was yesterday doomed to go into the _
creek near the Benedict Farm bridge.
He‘was being led to the blacksmith
shop, when Daniel Keogh attempted
to [rot hold of the. bridle. and the horse
stepped over the trolley track and fell
through an opening in the bridge, when
cakes and was
' there two liouis heroic he could be
‘oxtxlcatod. A derrick was secured, and
operations for raising the horse were
commenced. Fin-It the derrick gave
way, and one of the sections struck
Abe Sholes and nearly knocked him
out. Then a iope broke but the
. thiid attempt proted successful, and
the horse leached firm ground. One
of his shouldeis was quite badly in-
jut-ed.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
Deli, says: “i suffcicd for years with
dyhpepsls used to have great distress
and belching. I tried every thing I
could hear of but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent. bottle enter! me completely.“ .‘
'1 For sale it"y R. HI Plaisted 17'; ll
Baxtci and The Ciiirord Pharmacy. "
ROWAYTON.
Mm IL. V». Clot-is, of this place. has
gone to Now "York for a few days
visit with iolalivos.
»w— ..
Ivhlrs. W. A. Bushman. oi Jansen
streets who has been ill with congea-
tlon of the lungs and grip. is able to
6 Master in. E. Pettv who
in me several days with as-
maul bronchitis, resumed his do
today. ,
0: R. M. of South'
mikfltioHt’mY the ChieI'sI degree
' . Albert Hllibler. or Rownyion
5W
' -“Amou‘g the Breakers.” by Row-
nylon Hose (30., at their hall, Feb.
22 and 23. ..
«Miss lncz Mills. of Crockett street
a coloring herself as best she can
rithmmovero attack at Inflammatory
MEI Now- she lies no trouble
71, twin! (1
what to do do Wot-IMM-
rtwnyiw _ III Iirnn
l
j: ed wretchcdiv
. , winter winds work wheeees. Where
"hall in Cranbury. on Friday evening.
fly—Afi—a
' tivoII'It l
macro and lthdiithItn mxiim pangst
or regret to give uphill instead dream.
but Mr. Guider has It long head. and
seeing that the warrant lacked five
or six figures, he decided to use it as
an advertisement. IrHef has had it
framed without third to copt and
hung up in a mnsplcnous place in his
celebrated hardware store although
it cannot be seen from the outside.
Curiosity seekers go into the store
thinking to see the eheilshcd war-
rant witlmut paying the piper but Mr.
Golder has all the money making tac-
ultios ot‘ a bunco steerer and thev
canpot escape by asking [oi some thing
he docsut keep. He keeps every»
thing from a lollipop to a well cuib
and always has things coming in case
the customer calls again.
Willie walled and Winnie whee/ed.
while wintIy winds whined weirdly
Willie wri'ggled while Winnie. wheez-
WIsdoin whispers.
low we write “Use Kennedy's Laxa
tire Cough Syrup " Nothing else so
good. Sold by The Clifford Phar~
muey and The Bridge Pharmacy. ”
5DA5RIEN AND NOROTON.
.—_._.
Augustus Drummer station agent
at Noroton, fell from the platform or
and broke his arm
Piles of people have Piles. Why
suffer from piles when you can use
Dertt’s Carbolised Witch Hazel
Salvo and get relief. Nothing else so
good. Beware oi initiations. See that
the name is :1de on each box. Sold
W The Clitmm Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy:
' wss'rponr.
Trinity guild met with Mrs. Taylor
yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs.,:‘.lo'1in Fitch were Sun-
day guests of Boston relatives.
_. John Wakcmnu who has been spend-
big some time in Seattle, Washington,
is home
Roi". E. E. Dean who has been a
victim of the grip is about again.
Faiiiicld lee will be entertained
by the local 1)de tonight.
, Robert Bakerhns’ joined the local
trolley force and; is breaking in.
Miss Louise Siierwoodvhus been \‘l~
siting friends In Soutliport.
Mrs: I’ntrlt'Yt Cushion has been
spending a few days in New York
cry.
$60 “as IIIIIllItIid iivi tho recent liu
coin tea glv on by ladies oi the Melho
dist Church. .-
Mis Rufus Fltchof Bridgeport is
the west of hot sistei Mrs. lI‘raiik
Moiehousc.
Mrs. liessic Carpenter is the guest
of her sister. Mrs. Henrietta Stuart
on Davenport avenue.
The i\. O. K. A. will hold its regu»
lar contlaie toniorIoII night, in tin
(‘ast'c.
The Mary A. Wilkins guild met at
the rectory at Christ Church yesterday
afternoon,
Mrs. William C. Nash has recently
entertained Mrs. George Nash of
Black Rock.
George Hendricks who has Iii't‘il ill
with the grip has resumed his duties
on the trolley.
The home of Sidney Walls on liupe-
rial avenue is undergoing extensive
improvements.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Abbott spent
Sunday with relatives of Mrs. Abbott
in West Redding
. Mr. and, Mrs. Daniel H. Bradley are
entertaining Mr. and Mrs. George H.
Bunnell. of‘ Woodmont. '
Miss Carrie S. B adlcv .055 Myrtle
avenue has r‘ctui'nc 5 from a visit with
relatives in Ncwburg N Y.
A masquerade ball will be given by
the ydutig‘ people at“ Washington lodge
Chester Func'lic'r.
been quite ill with it severe cold
the home of his father, Samuel
II‘5uIIcl5icr.
of Bi ldgcport has
at
ll.
‘W—hd—d 5555: I. amt .»..
.loliii 'l‘IeadIIYcll has been in Bedding
.helpli‘lg (‘illC for his brother, James
l"fi(I:IdIIIll; who Is ill wIlll tho pileu-
monia. 5
Mr. Jacob F’uulhaber and daughter.
Miss Frederica. of New York. are
spending a few days this week, at their
summer home here.
..————-ld.——-—~f .. 3,- “5.5.5
Clark Kirk of imperial avoniio it“;
accepted Ii- position as conductdl’ with
l
l
Edward 1. Lolitm. who «IiIia iii. all
played by the Consolidntéii' ‘Iltltilwtly
The regular mtd- ween prayer inset:-
ing of the Methodist
will be held this Win: at. tlI'6- bottle
or Mrs. J. 8. Follow.
tendunce is desired.
the titanium depot. Tuesday afternoon,‘ ‘
, widow of William Smith. who (“P d on
Satuiday was held yestcidav at the
and (ii mac 0. Butler of Cr'oniuell on
lesson." writes John Pleasant of Mag-
the Consolidated Railway Cambium}! s ‘
will run one of the Norwnlk line 5cii55ro. -
company has secured it'f“, libii In 5
the 0mm: and Knapp h factory “I”. '
South Norwnik. ‘ " ' 5'
«Md-out I tr. It Hr ‘ ~.
upheaval Church .
A largo 5 sh: ‘
Imml end Varlo
were the subjects discus.
I i
v.» 95.»an Jill 5th I
. W Iain field an hir
basalt Frao‘l .I'rouiv Crsu'r
bury have been mud a in days
in Johnstown N Y , where they went
,‘to attend the funeral of an uncle on
Sunday.
The Aid society of the Zion Hill M.
E. Church will give a Martha Wash-
ington slipper from six to nine followed
at Cannon hall. 5
M
held their regular meeting Monday
ei’flenlng Three hundred visitois am-
lii attendance and the doped II :IIII
poi-I5 were also present.
".
liev. George llcller .li ve'iIai of the
incarnation ChapeL New York. willnd-
them; the united service to bc h-Ild
at Christ church this evening.
to: tory.
grexslional chiiich met with Mrs. llo
hlnson W Wheeler IILSIiugntIIIIk this
afternoon. The r-egulni prairi meet
in; will be held this evening at the
chapel
The 1'. P. S. C. E” of the Cdngrerza-I
tional Church will give Ii cherrI t
social and Washington supper in the
chapel tomorrow night. Many will ha
‘en costume” and n5 delightful program
is planned.
The funeral of Mrs Jane Smith
home of hei daughter Mrs John Cor
ham Iof Chestnut Hill at " p. in Mrs.
Smith was 79 yenis or age. and is sur-
vived by her two daughters Mrs. Gor
ham and Mrs. CiiaI-l'cs Whitlock,
Albeit V. Smith. is to move his plant
from the Doscher tsetori to his own
factory on Riverside avenue Builder
Remlln has just finished an addition
which has been built to the factory. A
three- horse powei elect. lc motor all]
be ins; alled and the power will be
furnished by the Westporl Water
Company.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Godfrey, of Da-
venport avenue were pleasantly sur-
prised at their home, Tuesday evening:
by a party or friends who went to
hold them celebrate the sixteenth ari-
niI'ersaI-y of their wedding. Whlst iii-
dnlged in outline couple were the. reel—
pients of heartiest congratulations and
wishes for many mere years of happly
wedded 'llt‘e. , 55
The Greens Farms Famier's club
will hold a meeting at'fthc chapel .of
tho Greens lI‘III-ins churchmen Friday
all day. beginning at 1505 a.'*ni._ Joheph’
adamr. will speak 'I'Inotll " “'Md5IiIItI
Truck Grower's" tie-Inge l‘. JII ii 'Iiss
on 'Sonlo ()bsIIrI:Itloti.I in the
and \ I- gelablo Maiktls of Ne II 1"0|k.'
Prof, S. A. Clinton on “Potato Grow-
iii-t'." M r Clinton is from the Connee»
IiI-ut .IAgI‘II‘IIIIIII'HI college and an auth-
ority on potato growing. lion. Grotto
A. Cosgrovo will give an interesting
tail-- on PI notical Poultrv Expeiiencc"
5‘Small Fruits "
A VALUABLE LESSON.
"Six years ago. i learned a valuable
Iioliti. ind. "i tlielt began taking ilr.
Kings New Life Nile and the longer
i take them the better I find them "
'l‘hcy please IIIerIbody Guaranteed
by F. ll. Buxler, South Norwalk. and
E. l‘. Weed, Nerwalk, druggisls. 25:...
HON. JAMES BRYCE HERE.
NEW YORK, Feb. TIL—The Rt: Hon.
James Bryce. the new British ambas-
sador toilio United States arrived
here this morning on the sleniiier
Oceanic. accompanied by Mrs. Bryce.
A CARD.
This; is to ccitity that all druggisls
are authorized to refund your money'
it lI‘cléIy'II Honey and 'l‘ar fails to nine
your cough’ or cold. it stops the sought,
heals the lungs and prevents serious
results from II-cold. Cures la gi'ippo.
cough and prevents pneumonia and
consumptipn. Contains no opiates
The genuine is in a yellow package.‘
Refuse substitutes. Planted Drug
Store. and the Cliftord Pharmacy.
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0 IT I MAKssIIOLD' «-
THINGS N
Sterling, Noiwalk, will rendci the pin 5
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The. Beiiet‘lcent society of the Con-I
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Iiit’ -
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by a brief ntoeram on raw evening.
Aspetuck Lodge Knights of l‘ythlas
from Joseph Boa/dull lodge of Bridge- .
ilsity!
.Kelley Jr. South Norwulk. and E. 1’.
Wood. Norwslk.
IV?‘\ 5; -I.
new henlni Ith-
otiipulhtinghe secretionsI
Eh. liver. it the ”m are ei
«no matter “teammates on
II. eouslng stomach
trouble. 'iieodsche, 5¥ckschm colds
rheumatism
and
'Iovfliue J4” your Tab to;
Y“ assess AI
{motive lilo“ assist
assimilation so at all the nourish-
ment iii eat the food. and
utilised Ior Instr '
stroii net-vii. 0.11% “hklthy "active
t°.:;:‘...'h.‘."::'i 3.3%:
m It... .
’l‘ h. a:
L (.1 AI. 5 L"
to r L m lIir it
For sale by a. n. Plalsted .n'n. w
_ ‘1
‘3.
I?
II .
“I When the gift of a little for charity
l. "CHIS to put a man into mortal pain
Ion may be. sum the root of evil is
striking down into a vital spot.
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Uildiindeied
Shirts,
.4120
Worth 650.
Sizes ii to i7 1-2,-
Au excellent shirt for s littis‘
money. V :5 ’5, 5.1.4555}
I Open Monday, Wounds! and
Saturday evenings. I55
YSYPH fliYIS
Tailor, Gianni-"Matter,
Flu-niche“,
65 Washington at” So. Norwallt. 5
d,- ,5 ,_ 5
ton or dingy wdodwurk In ho
where this wonder-worker is II
No refinishi or revarnisiilng no
In. Li, uIIYV V-6Iteer' i! notnwmilhn
but a I 53.51:“ aufl’icl‘e er that
build! n he oI'IgiItM finish and
mind. it 55Igliier th r.. . .
193‘“ him“ restores IIIIlililllt‘w-o
In at Pisa on. Furniture;
mug Fmi5iey lute-dot Woodwork,
HudwoodFl and all polished, vai-
I’d
fidggfil‘agédguflmes. fiemoyem
A child can app ”Noun" but 5
moist chute nude «55ml
n h
066%
{GM
‘ Miss (larridi‘ihild’tey' wn ho lhilli
making ex ends55
visit wall in ,
' , to pay in. theSprin‘gI
ice Skates,
Skates arid Hockey sum, at
llttiiilk Haitian Go.
. will call at your convenience.
; utin9.
.- a Womble the C. (I H. Green mm...
H" t,
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[an I
' 51!“. ..I
Winslow's Best.
suite Straps, hockey
37 Main St, Norwalk.
N
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ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE OF
5 GOLD
:3“)! year new we Ismael
6 the profits that you will have
WI ”.‘7'
Crockerymfllawan .IHo‘u'uiurnlo
1, pi
White Enamel POICUIWIII'I fixture-
106.
Cloth Bhldos with tdngo,m goo
5551“ .
wIIIIliiIlI.ClIIIIoi and Picture rm...
made to order. M, 5555 ,
Painting. Pepp- Honoln9 one Decor
'1 55M
‘ a little later the
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5"
“Brownie" Spring”
46m two-e5 Niven-Ito“ dimm- 4
W5
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“rm Smith Had iiovei War at
Counseling Stolen Cash-
Bill a Balm tor Hurt
it was up to Frederick Smith, aged
seventeen, and colored. to work a new
dodge in concealing stolen cash and
giving a reason for the method or con-
cealment employed. it all came out
in the criminal superior court yester-
day mornlng and all hands smiled, ln~‘
eluding the court.
Smith “as charged,
with Muitha Moiiis “a (I‘olOIed lady
with theft from the person Martha is
28 and buxom. She. met an ltullan
resident of Stanifoid. ainorously iii-
(lined; and promptly rIliIIIed him oi
his pocketbook which contuintd $528
in bills.
Martha got away with the. (“ashvnnd
victim complained
to Ii policeman. Just as the woman
was arrested she passed something
war to Smith who pIoInptly disap-
pearcd.
A few hours later Smith was ar-
rested. When brought to the station
he asserted his innocence. The pre-
liminary search was not rewarded.
Then they took off Smith's shoes and
still there were no bills in sight. Iiut
when his stocking was removed a $20
bill was found wrapped around his
great toe.
I'll. Int tau II.
at: Ihonl duo tot i. th
Mics-Yuma! dwltifigor
lit 0
on issuable $06,255.10-
Fatlvalronéoh? 5
a l
Yoshi, aetiI'ny. Iile ‘
Winner
in company
I
5595 Woman.
rhihimn havedone
mambo“:
boomer
balm-ll: tYieiim before.-
i
MI
0 min thel l“inflow...“ o to
lineal contain "an.
gripe or}: neonate. No.86:
tablets. only in
Ind.“ W.
Wild
eh. Reliable 55Re555 uletoI
romeo. mPhlhdel;hI:.m;l
YIYY NYYYIYII BlYY'
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
———-—
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS. =
i I. I ""—"'
I . CAPITAL. 5&5;
$100,000.00
m
SURPLl‘f AND PROFITS,
EDWIN H, MATHEWBON, Pres.
JOHN H KNAPP,1ot Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice
Pres. .
WILFREO BODWELL, Cashler.
DIRECTORS,
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joeelah R. Marvin .i. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swortz John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
When You light
You lamps
this evening, stop and think how much
easier and pleasanter it would be if
you used GAS FOR LIGHTING.
NOW IS THE. TIME to take advan-
tage of our liberal otter to pipe your
house and Install fixtures on the eas-
iest ‘klnd’of terms.
"In
gm. com. __
III use new 1635i 5
Drop one line or phonon and we 5 '
GUARANTEED TITLE
A NECESSITL .
»‘ Your only safeguard in Real
Estate transactions —-— when
Real Estate titles are gonna.
teed and insured by this com.
pany they are absolutely pro-
tected from ALI. errors and
defects.
' ONE lee insures you» as long
as you own the property.
For leaflet and full partied;
iars ask your REAL ESTATE
BROKI‘R or A'l‘TORNEth or
wilto home omce.
, lleIi tort I nuptial
litigate It lllli (Illil‘illiltl to.
. New Rochelle, New York.
momuooomoo
.,,.;..
No wife is suspicious of a husband
who goes down town to work wi‘JI his
necktie ill-arranged; his llioi- unnhin-
HI, and two day’s growth of Ili'iil'll on
his face.
I.I3..§..1.‘II.YI.§I.I b.5635:
med that clean the Completion. Ioinovee Skin
”factions. Helios New Blood and Improves the
Iimullli. II youloko
B E A U TY S K I N
beneficial remit! Ire ‘limlll‘ crummy rehindel.
CHICHESTER CHEMICAL 00..
Madison Place. Philadelphia l'a.
FRANK c i
VAN SCOY i
PLUMBING, 5
STEAM» .
I
HOT. WATER.
'AND
GAS FITTING.
L I
I’v-
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Street.
South Norwalk Conn.
”Women”. on
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35m».
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.55 55
l‘. .
LIQUID GRANITE
is the ideal finish forfloors and
Iiiiolcuins. Adds to their Ilui‘a—
biiity, preserving their freshness
and making .I elossy finish.
Send me your name and ad-
dress or call, and I will givo _\ou
useful information on the bsubject.
Gharlesll Dov,
, HARDWAE.
In WASHINGTO
Rhone!
v5
STREET
5., .
. ..... 25c
. 25c
25c
.........25c
25c
............ 250
..... 260
3 Pkgs, Red'n’os‘e Oatmeal
2 Pkgs. Cream. of Wheat
2 Cans Salmon . .
3 Guns Tomatoes . . . . . ..
3 Cetus Extra Fancy Corn
3 Pings. Mince Meat
3 Lbs. Prunes
2 Lbs. Extra Large Pr55i5Inoa‘
ol-Ilooo
u...»-
5 m ‘IIS‘JM _l
ditch“ “I » I
first Jihad";
My III I”) 55 III I 51.5 “5,155“...
5is5 worth advertising—worth
buyIng—worth having in your
bin—worth burning.~ And we
are pleased when it pleases you.
Only the best is fined enough
for tin—4m let you. 5
A line stock 9t .95} mining Just
received and it slilne5ti5.
wit," a! 1 _
' all}. u
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Ignf '
. snow white. one p ecs "Standard?
II
Attondooov MI mur- our
run-II, pastoral
rim rim
’EMBJLMER.
Cities and Residence. N,
84 SOUTH MAIN 81'.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Tel... 132. '
\
Lacy Attended.
investments
' I sell only investments that l hnvfl
personally investigated and w—hieti
have been most rigidly investlpnteit
by some of diet may best business and
professional men in our city. who ham»
large holdings with us and Who rec‘a:
A cold will bring you our literature.
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN, General Agent.
16 South‘Maln Street.
Harry H. crane,
TEACHER
Violln' iiamiiiln. cuter.
(Private pupil. 3 years with H. H.
Hartmunn, New England Conservatory
l
y
close In South Norwalk. 12 year-
teacher. Special terms to tint MI
studying. Clan limited. Regular pu.
"pllo' recitals. Manodolln club to tom
at once. Addre-
1847 - 190T:
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING. ‘
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR EATING
srovss AN muses
SLATE AND TIN sublime ,
1
Gas and Steam Fitting. Gal Fixturss:
5
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES 8: HOTCHKISS
, COMPANY "
17 WALL STREET.
lhi iii] Line to Y Y.
for freight Only
(in and after Tuesday, January 2,‘
19th:, Iv‘relght Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East ltlver New ork, (foot
of Dover street) eIerI day (except
Sunday). at 4 p. in. Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 p m and South.
Norwalk up tob :30 p. m
NORWALK STEAM BOAT CO.
Annlng J. Smith, c .Q. Hegeman...
Lessee.
Whit Not BlinYOIi'f”
Own Home? “
and desirable apartnmntsare.becoiiim
ing scarcer every day. We ham a.
number of vciy desirable homes for.
price right.
J. M. Layton 85 C6
INCORPORATED. ‘ . i
5 Railroad Avenue, South NorwalK
should be equip ed with a
cclain Enameled Lavatory;
Have you ever stopped to ion
how delightfully convenient it
be to have hot and cold want
in your dressing chamber
lng apartment of firm flo‘o'l'
room? Its presence would short!
the highest degree oi' conitdrt.
plumbers ore strictly cempstiint
chanics honest and relish] ,
Horace ll. Ila
CORNER MAIN AND W: 5
if I- THE saw?
our. MIilUi’E FROM
éuuorsku puma.
it; 1015; househis5oo 55 55 5
your out no
lgnyone instnl" each m
W“siting cysteine My work in
D
nest lb
amen
II are thorough mechanics, under
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