‘wn'
" rush):
. ”Ivan cdrurnt’ssary
‘9? $1? residence
1301
his regimen’h‘I so?
he still receives otters from the gov-
is; the civil war.
airmen ’ Methodist Episcopal
The pastor will preach at both sen
"vloes tomorrow. The subject for the
, overlie: sermon will be, The Coat of
the Sinful Life, being the conclusion of
the subject under consideration last
Sunday evening, Counting the Cost. A
, .1 ‘. cordiallnvitgtion is extended to all. es
Frank Hartford has secured a posi-
tion in Rider 11 Market.
A son was born recently to Mr.
and Mrs. Harold
Zandt street.
)me who is ill at
M
her ems re remains in about the
van-E colloidal. '1' W
Miss Dracula Adams who has been
ill at her home for a couple of days,
is able to be out again.
Miss Mary A. Machine. of New
York, spent yesterday with Mr and“
him. Lewis W. St John, of St .loh‘lII'I
Sil‘BIlfiL 1%..“1
’l‘. 8. (holler. or \IVlnlicIdI street. mars-
1611' mechanic ol tht1 Yams; 'l‘owrrc
Manufacturing (301111111113, of Stamford
has just recovered from an attack of
grin
‘Fre‘d Hawkins will lead the hi 11wor'th
Les 0 meeting tonror row averting. to
be d ill the Suuda3 school roorrr at
It p.‘ nII.1 Subject, “Convincing the
\\ orld" . - .
The dviptllng which Leslie iambic?
is erecting on ls‘dlic r'ttonue for Ai-
bert. Nickcr'son is being trimmed. lr‘ir'e
places. electric fixtures, manteis and
all 'Inodcrlr conveniences requirdd.
A number of residents of East Nor
walkrnrc ill. among the more serious
cases being Mrs. Thomas Walsh. and
Mrstcor'gc Johnson. of Cottage ave-
nue; and Frank P. Sell. of Myrtle ave-
' true.
The R111. (i. ‘.liiullop. of Westport
Methodist Episcopal Church. vill
preach ill the East A1 crruc Methodist
Episcopal Church tomor'mu at l0:'
8.. 111.. in exchange with itcv. id.Cu1Ir-
ninglrIanr.
A. very pleasant surprise party took
place during the week at the home of
Mrs. Cooke, of Fitch nvcnuc. in the
Shape of a masquerade party, which
was attended by 11 large number of the
neighbor's
Quite a delegation of Adventists
went to. Mcridon yesterday to attend
the Sunday school and Loyal Wor'kcm'
convent..ion Miss lcnnic Davis, of this
place. is the secretary. and Miss Anna
331th the report delegate.
A.t’}eorgo Washington Suppcr was
held last evening in the basement of
the Ladies Aid Society of the East
Avenue Methodist Church under the
auspices of the Ladies Aid Society ,or
the church} There was a good attcn
dance atv'the'a'llair and all who were
present cnjbycd it thoroughly
The Rev J. B. Adams. D. D.. presid-
irrg eIdcr of the New York district.
will‘preach in the East Avenue Church
turnor'row evening at 7 o'.clock At
the. close of the sermon he will hold
the fourth quarterly conference. This.
is a most important conference. All
oflicol‘s are requested to bring wri-t
ten reports
I. A masquerade surprise party was
~ given Thursday evening at the resi-
dence of James Cook ltlt‘tlr street in
honor of Mrs, Jennie Mitchell. mother
ers. thuieo cook. Who is 011 11‘ visit.
from New York. Mirth and merri’
merit reigned supreme until the shades
of night were disappearing Mrs Wil-
liaur Barnes gave a comical reclin-
tion'; ,IMr's. Frank Morr'lnran 3e olden
timeI songs; Miss Minnie Donne, corn-
icel: songs; Miss Iennio Cook. charac-
ter songs; Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey lit-I
zinger, duct; Fred irovejoy comical
selections; James Cook. comical songs
and, sayings; Miss Grace Lissonden,
operatic selectioushgtiiss Ella Sher-.11,
wood and Miss Edna iiIlIIeIIIllJllIl‘lfi pi-
lino. solos: Mr; and Mrs James
and‘I‘} daughter played thIIoir ridgi‘o .-
sketch. “Old Black Joe: Hack to
the Old Plantation"; Mr.I Richards.
comical irredolies: Mr. and Mrs. James
Cook. tambourine solos.A111orrgth so
presetit'wéro Mr. “and Mrs. Friirrk excl"
r'lrnau. Mr. and Mra Richards. Mr.
and Mrs. ltoy Walker of ltotou Ilill,
Mrs. Jennie Mitchell of New York,
Miss Grace Lisscndcn of Staten ls-
lurid. ,IN. Ytz. Mr. and Mrs. William
BarrreIsI. Mr. and Mrs Godfrey Utzing-
or, M11 and Mrs. Fred Lovejoy. M111.
'1' Georlge W. Donne. Miss Minnie Deane,
Mrduzfloadb. Mics Elih Sherwood
Edna Blyde’nbur'g, Miss Hazel LeCr' x,
Misses Emma and Frances Keene,
‘I , Misc Catherine Murphy Arthur Mitch
elifi‘trnd
~ N Y
trudJaflles O'Connor 0! Brooklyn,
pebble have Piles. Why
butler frbiriI piles when you can use
.DBWIIt‘u Curhqllzed Witch Hazel
Sam and get relief. Nothing else so
NW9.” bl imitations. 809 that
1 . the dome 111 11111de on elicit box. Bold
byw'rhem Oitflord Pharmacy and The
, Br
Manna ammo 111111., or New
Vorle
moral piece. Manges
1min. liiupli'i‘llt.‘ 1111.1 Inuit.
odcupy the house bolongiug to William
Lochwwd near: Snider's corner short-
WWW. of Van,
- sentcd
spent new at the oer. nayaI
tally strangers and 'visltors
Rowuyton Baptist Chumh, Rev. F
‘.. G Brown. pastor~Servloea it): 30 a
, ,In. and 7 p. 111., public worship with
' sermons by Rev Dr. P035011: 11: 45 a.
111.. Bible school; 4 p. 111., Junior E11-
deuvor; Ii: 16. Senior Endeavor. Thurs-
day, at 2 p m. .. annual meeting of Lad-
ies' Aid Saciety: Thursday, 7 :3Ii p.
111., covenant meeting. On Sunday,
March 8 Rev. Mr. Brown will‘occltpy
plantation. ,. ‘
Miss Edith l Mead. of North ave-
. one. entertained a continual oi titty or
sixty friends. last night. at the Re-
11.11.111.111 and 1.11110 Murrow
headquarters, in Rowaytou avenue. in
honor of her birthday anniversary, and
also that of George Washington. The
blouse was tastefully decorated, and
lit'
Various games Were enjoy
WW and tie rvwas music and dancinoz.
arrow: ill refreshments. 'An‘rong
those in attendant-11. from out of town
awe Florence and 1111113 Mead and
Mr. Sculic3. of Greenwich; Mr.
Masters, of New York: Miss 'I‘amlin
of itrooklyn. Mist-l Mt'ad received a
number of handsome gifts and proved
a delightful hostess.
”Among the Breakers," a splcrrdid
11111111 in two acts, and title that was
lives presented last bvenlng in' the hall
01‘ the Itotvay Lou Hose Company, he.
tore a large and immensely pleased
audience The play, which lg of the
thrilling sort yet hiso bubbling over
with rich. rare humor was well pet'-
formed from beginning to end, and too
much praise cannot be giren to each
and every one in tire cast—all home
talent. too. The work of Edward
Bt'otbcr'ton. as the dignified captain
and 111110,; Lind d! Frank Crockett as
the ‘Illlninobs keeper of Fairpolnt
Light. was excellent, particularly to-
wrad the clone of the second act 'l‘lwir
noting Int: this stage was positively
fine, and made a deep impression on
their audience. The comedy efforts oi
Elbert 'l‘.Ma1'sh.as Send the. C(iitll'Iti
servant. and ot‘ Ambrose Crockett an
Larry Dcvlnc made the strongest kind
of a hit. and convuised the house ro-
.pcatediy with their laughably runny
antics. Edward L Stevens as Peter
Purflngraph a r'eportcr on The Even-
fldmirabiy noted» in every pnliicuinl'.
er. and Charles Crockett tilled his part
vcry acceptably us Clarence Hunter.
2The ladies in the cast perforated their
work splendidly. and they too made
a. deep impression. Georgianua Prince
was decidedly clever as Bess Star-
bright; M. Gertrude Dibble, as MISS
Minnie Daze and Vivian M Stevens:
as Biddle Bean all irisir girl were also
good, and showed that they have much
talent in them. Mrs? John ll Shore:
cssayed the very difficult role of the
Witch, and as was to be mpct it‘ll car
'ried all high honors. This lady, to-
gether with Frank Crockett. mention
cd above. appeared in this same play
some twenty- seven years ago when It.
met with a remarkable success in all
of the many towns in which it was 111 c—
iu this vicinity Both Mrs.
Sharer and Mr. Crockett have been
training all those who took part in
the present cast, and their efforts were
amply rewarded last night by the ex-
ceiient results attained. The play,
Which was given for the benefit of the
Muse Company. will be performed
again this evening. and another large
‘audienca will ho doubt be there to
enjoy it.
STOP THAT COUGH
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra
ziilau Balm is breaking up colds when
ever tried, almost without eve-option.
l0, 5, 50c and $1.00 lrotth1s.’l'ho Clif
foIrdI, Baxter" s and violated s
W
EARIEN AND NOROTON
M1'.Ilante,s .1 in other of Mrs. Dance
has bought the S. 0 chlcr place, on
Main street.
Charles Adams is haviun the iutcr~
'Irm- of his residence Motivated by
George I..H.-1wlcy.
The Joiiv Ten Club will give 11 lol-
ly dance to the Town Hall on Thurs-
day evening. March 7
Compeny, of Stamfdrd to recover from.
HenryC
ed that the defendants owed it}
340
and claimed $500 delimited.“
died at Burton while on 11'
atives, there, on Thu'rsd
14th. Mrs. IPeck‘ v.
seventh year and ‘llti
resident of Gr'oen ch. .
was holder til ,~ t
ePIcIAu' In?!
canola I“
It
oieyrr Honey and 1'... form
his an i pt
'..1 11 fl.’ »‘
list-Intel rdrttw and we raccoon
llit l8 a sale 131110115401- children on
adults Plalsbed's 3 Law and Tire
Cltflord Pharmacy.
‘
plant is having plans pro.
i moment relating to a blue flannel shirt
I that was missing from his report dur-
Church. Ernest 111 am, pastor—- 1
tests wore costumed to represent '
Mc- \
lug Sentinel; showed up well as an up I
todate newsbitper man and tickle Iov- ‘
Judge Howard J. Scott, of the civil,
cornnron pleas court, has handed down - ,
a decision for the Ball Manufacturing
Lima and wife of Binders,
$118 45 The plaintiff company hile’gII .
Phoebe A. Peck widow of Char as I
Peck.11n old resident of Sound Beach, ..
w .
“View laborer .;
urinal
ton
Now
it". w a Hill one u linib ~odIISuIt'
:daf- of Miss Eiut‘na‘ OimIstead at North
Wilton.
Ital Alice Fitch spent yesterday as
the guest of her cousin. Miss Currie
Mo'rebouse .
W. P Rowland has sold a fine
stein cow and cult to W. B llurl-
t of Cannon:
A few flags were displayed about
the city yesterday in honor of Wash
ingtou'e bir.thday
Mrs, William F. Kern and daughter
Mabel, of Seymour avenue spent yes-
with! in Mount Vernon.
Mrs Robert Williams spent yester-
day as the guest of hot- mother-in~
law. Mrs Hawley Williams.
The new one—cent stamp books will
go on sale at the postotllce in The
Norwalks, next. Friday. March'lst. ‘
Miss Eula Ferris will return 113m:1
lrom Valley Forge this evening to
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mr». Frank Fen-.is
MISS Helena A Mitchell of West
street, has been visiting in New York.
and attended the perrornmmc or P111
olfal at the Metropolitan Opera ilon‘éc.
Annodnceruent is made. of the av»
proaching marriage of Miss Louise
1111
Li) Marvin L Van Kurcn, formerly
of East Norwalk. but now or llarrbury.
Veterans of the Civil War or.» 111m 11
interested in the 111w pensions law.
which allows pensions of $1211 month
to.v+.-tt.11'uns sixty-two years of are
$15 at Hoventy years and $"U .rt Inven-
tydiro years a
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WILTON.
The Woman's (lulld rnut \I'cdnt'sdny
afternoon with Mrs. C. .l. 11.-war.
Mrs. A. W. Mervin entertained the
Mission Band at hcr home last week.
'l'lcrbm‘t Still‘gLS. of Brooklyn. Spent
slew days recently with it. C. ’l‘hom-
son. ,
Samuel ii. Mitidicbrook has suffer-
ed a relapse and ycstt-rday was very
low.
Mr'. and Mrs.
the holiday at their coulrtr'3 residence
hcr'c.
. The. many friends of Mrs. Ann (3011-
neil will regret to hear that sire is
quite ill.‘
Mrs. [trunk Weston
\VUltIIll. of the city,
and Gem-111,1.
were i't’ashiug-
ANNUAL OLIEARIANCIE SALE OF
1: GOLD
Wall 1111's
AT £981
Buy your IWIallIPepcr now and
save the profits that you will have
to pay in the Spring. A
Crockery, Glassware. Houeelurnieit
Ing Goods, Framed Pictures. .
White Enamel Poles with fixtures
100.
Cloth Shades, with trlnge. 28c.
' Window Shades and Picture Frame.
made to order.
Painting, Paper Manning and Decor
atiny.
We give the 8 a H. Green Trading
Ii irr-N‘Av 1' vii 'I’w
Btarhpu. ' I
,,L ii. DECKER _'
" 87 rWInhI‘ngton Street.
I .811th Nerwllk.
noun——
bur; fund .I
. I6 III .
wr Lb: Irro oi dull loo
Euro?» flit»
111 he trifle“
where I View is utild‘.“
l Irtom the briliinnIIhI new-
[knot
ntfidmmlrdx
II” II 11 re vitr-
with: , i
I
W. Charles Murray or Norwalk. I
has been the arrest of 1119qu in WIl-I
Arthur 6 Pencil 0190 Garfield avg. I
urine, mun”. is visiting relatives In ,
Anderson. of Thorpe street Danbnrv. I
by the late Secretary John Hay, was
litrberi Ogdrn Spi'Iii ,
I Wit All! .
"13% m We... In u
leave the bow; . , ,
act énatursliy'ru , f,
afiw “11'6““ rem.
Iouc‘dulyn u! to:
I!“ t. GIFYIJI'k.Ix.d Y);
Children should have one natural
any movement dot the bowels etch
» Lentil» m 7
to and site Iron the bowels,
statute the little organs to .
1 habit thy activity Chumldte coated
“blame-.1193! to
delineate. «any. .
lorixdr'n
For sale by R. H. Planted» and E.
Kelley Jr. South Norwalk. and E. P.
Weed. NorIwalk
torI’Is Birthday "nests of MII' and Mrs.
ii. (i. 'i‘lrornson
William Dertt and Clifford Whit~
lock, of New ltnven, were in town
ovcrI' Sunday.
M111. Maria-r Ambler, of Carmen, has
bun «.nlt'rtalbirrg Miss Grace. Scy-
monr, of South .‘(olwaik
11. V. Keller is entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. tit» 111's“ lirown, who hate been
traveling 1'01 .1 few months.
W ill tiuntlm has contracted 111111111111
(\it 11111311 interior irnpr'otonrunta in?
the dwelling ui‘ Mrs.» Jane lr‘ootc.
’I‘ hour. 111 Gilbert. 01' lieiderr- Hill, was
his home last Week Friday evening.
by a llllllibti‘ of his 31111111: [1 lands
The public schools wm 11 ch) ed 3911
Itr'day. The post etlloo atom d bunt.
110813 after 8: 30 a. 111. The It 1". l).
1::'11'ricra had an entire holiday. ' t
The Reading Circle met Thursday
aftrrnoon with‘ Mill's Alice Oimstenduv
‘ t‘asnnan Days " as historical work
1'1 .11! and discussed.
Miss \tlnifred Whito acted ill the
capacity or organist at tho Congrega-
Iioual CWIIUICI! last Sunday 111:“ nth
Ht 1"ticcrr owing to the illness 0!
Flint llart. the regular organist
Rev . Charles A. M?“ conducted
the services at. St. Mil thovi'fl Church
on Sundu1 and in his sermon expound-
LADIES
-- Dir-'.. Miranda's-+-
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Safe, Quick, Reliable mmonitor
IrIrIrIrIo';tuI1I~IItmnner Iremtféicgam amass“ me am
39‘: «11.1.1? 3351932511... Incl: and??1h‘fdtm rm.
11.1mm: ”hi-o PO.
.—
......
v1 an'unco.
Unlaundered
Shirts,
~ 4262
Worth 650.
Sizes it to I7 l-Z,
An excellent 1511111 for a little
111111: 115
money. ' I .IdLIIz‘JI
. open Monday. Wednesday IndI
“W‘W'F' "1.1 IiI'III "I
'1' .4" '1'
T ion IGI tiller, Hatter,
Io
WInslov'I‘n Bmt.~IIfI§ndwrric" Spring
Ice Skates, fillets Straps, Hockey
IIiruteIn and Hockey Men,
. i U
it? gravid; hpIII I1
“if
wtn be services in the Methodist
chapel tomorrow afternoon at 3
4 o’clock. it is txpected that there will
I be hill} from The Norwalks.
‘Sarrr‘utll Morelrousc.
-aorlous accident while working on the
» DIN-3,
' Dr. liobanuan was called to‘ attend
2‘ him. He bled from the mouth and
-' cars for some time, and Was in a very
LIIA.."‘I1.A.AiiI‘e (“in
W, Samuel
1‘1“)er a bit‘tlidtlI “uni-jg“ pad-[y “L 1}de for I!" t3' \01l'5.hil$ iiikt’vll into
liliY NiilliNiL BANK
‘JOHN H KNAPP. Ilt Vice-Pres.
. lest kind or terms.
ops coon»
.11.;
III'%I 1h;
, ‘ ‘ mvidefl'wilh celebra-
In ill the Holy Continuum.
mw W
WEST NORWALK.
If the weather is favorable tin-re
in the
way of singers and speakers.
Robirt Seymour, Jr... Cfil‘lit nter I'or'
nut with a van
barn o! E. N Sipperloy, in West are- i
South Nor-,wnik Wednesday
morning. lie was on a scaffold, about'
. fifteen feet high and in some manner
he slippid ot‘l'. Corning down he.
struck on his lace and shoulder. break-
ing the shoulder bone so it protruded
through the lush. and bruising his
(rice in a terrible 111111111111: lie was
taken home as quickly as possible and
Weak condition when he reached hour.
he bearpenters had just completed
the barn and were picking up their
tools when the accident occurred. This
Was the second accident on the barn.
Morehouse. the contractor,
was laid 1111 a week by running a
silver into his irarrd so it went. through
two fingers. The piece of wood had
to be cut out. the operation being
performed by Dr. Dean
NEWI CANAAN.
A large electrical sign has been
erected over the initial Pharmacy.
William Rorrraiuo. of Stamford. for
mcrly of tilts town. in now a conductor
on the Stamford Street Railway
The now other». building which has
been erecttd tol Charles Samnris in
flurtis am 1111.1 has been completed
and is new uctnpicd.
John Bell, a. We II known painter and
decorator, who has worked at the
ctrparfltucrshlp Clarence M Sammie,
‘11.1othctI' Now Crinaarr contractor.
Carpenter's are. at Work on im-
movements in the Mead building, in
Main street, occupied by W. A. Small-
Iidrln‘ It Go. The basement is being
onlitrxed and Iput: in condition tor car-
ryihg stocks“
A‘large 1111ch is being
scum noswALK, court,
TBANBACTSB ‘.. Gfi‘NSRIAL $111111...
I—i-o-r-I
gtIIJII Inn cAPr'rAL. in? ,
.zgr' eroo,ooo.oo
turrets: Ant: venture.
to 73,500.00
EDWIN It. MATHEWSON, Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice-
WILFRED ,BODWELL, Cashier.
1' eraser-.0113,
E. H. Mathmbrr Henry Seymour
John 'H. Klittpp” " Samuel Grumman
Joihlah R. MIrvln .l. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.. . :1
When You Light
Your 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 takeI advan-
tage of our liberal offer to pipe your
house and Install fixtures on the eas«
Drop us a line or 'phone 68 and we
will call at your convciilgtlé'e.’
I IisI worth advertlsrngwworth
Add
lot new-or Ilqr. Ionu'. if , .
fit .. tgkol 1907‘” int” I ,
realm; ahiira thin“? i1 iii
Mamba:
' ,3 Calls Tomatoes
buymk-wiorth havrng a. your
I bill-W0rth burning.
aI'III pleated when it please: you. .
drill. IItirIc best iii good enough ,
15W
' Willi. 11111111.:de
caused byovemork, tritium.
[oomhpationor‘opnch
{yield quickly id” the onnileflul
curative properties of
Beecham’s
Pills
Iota Everywhere. in boxes ltlc. and lie.
built in thc rearrndd‘a brickabl'idkb
will connect the present buildings in
the rear with the trout store.
There is a probability that a boys
club will shortly be organized by the
Episcopal Church and it is said that
it will receive the substantial support
(IrthItlre wealthy members of the par-
Although l.iv'(11yman Gilbert F. Ste-
vens has glcanrd intor.tion from
time to time of his stolen horse and
carriage he has 311i been unable
to pecure any tangible CIltit'Hit' 1, 11111
has nruc catty abandoned all hope of
getting t e rign
AI IE
mall:ICIrlr:6‘thN:uwBlik IdiodellemoIvu Skin
Batch. It yin in.“ w 00 “I ”mm the
3 EA UTYS K I N
lraaeficinl retails are guaranteed or money reloaded.
CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CO;,
Madison Place. Philadelphia Pa.
“...
CMWQOOMOOOIOOO“O I
FRANK -C. I
VAN SCOY
gt
PLUMBING, ,,
STEAM. ,1; '
1101' wares, ,
'AND 1'71".
GAS FITTING. I
l
i
' Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc. 3
II':5o South Main Street E
Southfiorwali (Leon. 3
eWueeoNooeoJ' 1
LIQUID GRANITE I
is the ideal finish for floors and
iinoicums,’ Adds to their dura-
bility, preserving their freshness
and making a glossy finish.
Send me your name and ad-
(11' as or call, and I will give 3011
IIISFI 11 informationI on the subject.
11111.11. D011,
HARDWARE.
WASHINGTON SEREET,
Phon. 16mg . .1, £1
m?
If”
u 3 Plrgs, Rod‘ROSe Oatmeal 2."°,‘
12 IPkés. Cream of Wheat ........ '25s
'2 {Jane Salmon.................. 25c
I I I ...........25c
’3 Guns Extra Fancy Corn ...... 25c
8 Pkgs. MinceMeat ............ 25c
‘ - '4. . 1. . I Z
W; ’ 1 I}: all}
damaging ”radii? .
".l““ , ‘, “I IIIIIII'
. «the Pl umbing
. our house is too much
to'your heitifir’ ’ii’it‘d 1.191%??? to
. .1n3'one instill such work unless
o'y are thorough mechanics. under.
ding every ‘dcw
ventilating!
mnm Iii. IBcnodipt.
PLUMBING. HEATING. TlNNING
5 Monro, It, 80th NerwaIkI, Conn.
, piiI’ recitals.
' sat-'1,
Sc Sale
, Millie}; wi»........21c
WWW?
sol... liorwnlk. Conn.
Tel: 1321 .
.. 1 pm Attendant. I 1 ‘
investment:
I Sell only investments that l 11an
personally investigated, and which ‘
have been most rigidly investigated .II
by some of the 3"er best business out! 1
professional men in our city, who have
large holdings with us, and who rec.
ommcnd these investments to their!
most intimate friends. .
A card will bring 3ou our literature.
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN. General Agent.III
16 South Main Street.
a-
Harry E. Crane,
11:11ch '31?"
vrorrn' Mandolin. Guitar.
(Private pupil, 3 years with H. H. '
Hartmann, New England Conservatory
of Music, Boston, Mass.» will star! ‘
chill in South Norwaik. 12 ‘yearn
teacher. Special terms to first I'ivr
studying. Class limited. Regular pu-
Mandolin club to form
at atlas. Addres to '
364 FAIRF'ELDCSNE . BRIDGEPORT.
1847 190i ,-
PLUMBING AND STREAM i
' HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING. ,‘. ,»
HOT AIR HEATING ...
sroves AND RANGES «154'
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING
Gas and Steam Fitting. Gas PIK‘HI‘GIS‘I
Mcti‘ll Ceiling, Etc. ‘
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND II’ANGES ;
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY ‘
17 WALL STREET.
NORWAIEK I ,
Ildriuhne till l’I.I
for freight Only;
(1:1 and nftcr Tuesday, January 2,
land, Freight Propellers ulil icnvo»
Pier 2s. East River, New York, (lair-:1;
of Dover street), every day, (except
Sunday). at 4 p. 111 Freirht received.
at Norwalk up to 4 11 m.11'11d pout-Ii."
Norwalk up to 11:30 p.111.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
Arming J. Smith, Cgc, Hcgcman;
Lessee. IGeneraI Agent.
burnout...-
Own Home?
Rents are advancing all the time
and desirable apartments are ilcctnru
ing scnl'ct'r' every day. We, have 11’:
number-.111“ very desirable homes fun
~lt?‘.:l coir make the tennis and
price right
J. M. Layton 81; Co
iNCORPCJRATEDI. .
South NorwalKI
5 Railroad Avenue.
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EVERY LADYS oeIséelaeICHAM-JI
can 1.
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should be equipped with a I'dniiim
snow white, one piece “stander ” Pat
cclain Enameled Lavatory
Have: you ever- steppe ‘
how delightfully convohie .
be to have hot and cold run In; M
your dressing
Its presence would am
the highest degree 0‘! comfort 'I
We 11'1l1.gladly quote you prion
plumbers are strictly compet‘é
cherries honest and reliable
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Norwalk Chronicler