nun-In cocoa. ~
3 ttieni...ll:31;3and§33t3;3
7 11nd
Admin}. 1311111 ”oil/“i811
111111.15. A"... ,750' “d .1. 00“
“Walk! Cushklns ........ 1151.12.11
lee Wings ..... L"5c up
“111M all the above rubber
ll “tummy they
'93; or we will refund
“it
the “radish bribe
Ilia. Bridge Pharmacy.
FLA (1*.an mien
'1 %& Washington's?”
Tel. call 641-2.
Mrs. Charles Ilyxbee, of Fort street,
ls visiting in New York.
Russell Day into when
with (lately and Brennan.
11 pOsition
Theodore Glover of Winfield street.
has 11cm ercd from an attack of the
grip
The montth meeting of the Uiiiclal
Board of tile East Aunue Methodist
Church will be held l0]llUl"l‘t)\\ evening
at the church.
The annual election of officers of the
East Avenue Methodist Sunday sclloou
will be. held on March 231 ill the Indie.
parlor of the church.
.The regularly weekly class meeting
will bzo Ileld this evening at the last
Avenue Methodist Church, and James
L'lioulnledieu will act as leader.
The Misses Dorothy and 11111111121111
Boynou, of Newtown, have been spend
illg the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
A. Newton Morgan, of Belts Place,
East Norwalk.
The sermon preached by Rev.
George F}, Bishop in East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, Sundayl
morning, February 2i, has greatly on-
joycd by the congregation. .
The meeting of the Sniulny school
Board of the last Atenue Mclllotiist
DARIEN AND 'NO.'rON
m
A mom-31113111111111; show is due. here
on Mlilfll' ...- .1
MM...»
A routine. meeting of the board of
Selectmen was held yesterday.
The. west-bound Durien station is re—
cclving a much needed coat of paint.
. .1.—1......”
The Iowa meeting to 3_Iay a tax has
been called for March" .1, ill the Town
Hall
The choir of the Congregational
Church is to be considerably increased
shortly.
The condition of Druirgist Sillimnu '1)
~ 31'11111al1n;
‘j hope of ilunrovelncl1t.
about the same with little
Letters remaining uncalled for
in
the Barton post ofilce are addressed as
follows:
John Egan, All Sigcr Pretoni and Mrs; "’
M. J. Folsom .
Mrs. Robert Renmen. Mrs.
Th.» chaplain of the Soldier' s Home.
filled the pulpit at the Device Conglev
gatlonal Church Sunday in the absence
5f Rev. Her-belt S. Brown, who is to-
gether with Mrs. «Bl'oli'111-GIU0ylllg tho
balmy weather of Florida
Theodore who Is at. 'Yan bl looking 111's
tor the other Sou,
His son,
Stanley.
The annual ball of Eagle Hook and
Ladder Company will be held March
. at the town hall The committee
'on the affair recently appointed coup
1 {wines William Alexander. E. B. Cro-
foot.sec1"';ctnty Charles Vim Dine,
11111112111111 1'; Innis l1‘ Stoorza, Joseph'
Stteelllc. A llny.1noud N Williamson.
Stephen Wood and l". (.‘11nttell.
Hoyt. and Sons. of New 01111111111, are
(walling some very large trees to 0111)
oi the wealthy estates at Collcndcr's
Point.
draw the loud.
and truck was used so that when the
sledding
used hill where the going was bad tile
wheels could be let down and used.
Six horses wore accessory to
A combination sleigh
'as good runners could be
The wedding of Charles Brandt. of
New York, 111111 Miss Alice Hodges. 0:
Port Chester, took place Sunday after.
noon at :1 o'clock at the rectory of St.
Luke's Episcopal Church.
French perfor111ed the ceremony, Judge
William H .Wilimott. .I
Miss Susan Willmott.
and Mr. and Mrs. Brandt lutend to re-
side in (llcnbrook.
Rev. 1.011111
1'._ and daughter.
were wltllossts
\liss I'l':tlnl Wood. daughter of .'~\1
thnrt l1 “as 11"11y pleasantly lttld last tllln .I Wood was brought before .-Iutl
evening at the home oi
Randall. 'l‘h113lessons for the month
of March “ere explained by Ile'.\ I11
\Iiss Sadie go William II
it. “us fill: '11.] that she 111i; hi lii‘ttillll‘
inc or r igiblc.
W.illmott last \Ht'lt, as
The girl had been woth
_(‘unninghaln and .I. t‘. Hawkins. At the 111;; in South N111 walk but was out 111
business meeting llobelt
was voted ill as :1 teacher of the 811111
day school.
Charles llecrs, who was caught Sun-
day morning ill \t'urren's «ate.
whom it. was bclicvcd was responsible
for 'the recent disappearance of 111'-
licle‘s from Ill! 1'1', was before the town
court. this morning. He denied llavv
ing stolen anything. and thc state was
unable to prove that he had. He
\\'nit,.ilncd $5 and costs for drunken-
lions.
Happenings at East Avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal Church during. this
week: Tuesday. 7:45 p. 111...]:111111s
Id'Hon1medlcu’s class In the church
parlor; Wednesday, Ladles‘ Aid. at the.
usual hour in church parlor; Tuesday.
8 "p. 111., Epworth League business
meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank
Merriam. P. lluwkius avenue; Thurs-
day, 7:45 p. 111., church prayer llli'Cl"
ing in the Sunday school room.
{Presiding Elder Adams visited East
Avenue Mcthodist Episcopal Church.
'Slinday evening. l1‘t1brunry 1:4. and
preached an excellent sermon to the
congregation that had brnVed the 3
storm to be, present. After the ser-
mon‘ he held the fourth quarterly eon-
t'ensuce. lit-polls \v'ete ll‘(‘.('l\tti from
’I‘hompson “wk and was finally found at Mount
Vernon.
case. indefinitely In the custody of Mr.
Wood. who has placed the
Home of the Good Shepherd. at ll:11't~
tllltl {on}.
Judge \Vlllmott continued the
girl in the
MEN PAST SIXTY IN DANGER.
. More than half mankind over slxi."
years of age suffer from kidney and
bladder disorders. usually enlargement
or prostrate gland. This is both painful
and
Cure. should be
of danger. as it corrects irl'egulaities
and has cured many old men of this
disease.
Port, MIL, writes:
larged prostrate gland and kidney tron-
3ble for years fllltl1ill'ltll‘
bottles of Foley‘s Kidney (lure I feel
better than I have
although I am now ill )‘t'Ill‘S old.
sale by The Clifford I’hal'mucy
Plaisted's lirng Store,
dangerous. and Foley's Kidney
taken at. the first sign
Mr. lloducy Burnett, Rock
"I suil‘el'ed with on
taking two
for twenty years
For
and
.0
WESTPOR
Randolph Bradley, ot' lletlding, has
been visitint,r ilt town.
Fred lhstll'iil'll'IIiIS been at Ills It‘arms
cottage over Sunday,
the pastor and oIheI officials of the "'3 his house painted
('WTCII, Sunday school and leagues.
The old lloald oi Stewntds were to
cletoed :1nd‘ A'mblose lt'npenter was
adldod to the Board. A local pleat-h-
or sallccuso was granted to Illing I..
IS A. Nash oi “right st1'1-1t.is hut-
li'lls George' 11‘. Mother of (lross
Highway, is on the sick lisI.
___..3..33 ..—. _._......
Mrs. William H1 .nson who has litter:
Smith. 011 condition that he pass the. sellously ill .5 “Ohm“.npmg
tlsiihil examination. The licenses of
othi'u local preaelnus and exhorters
wore renewed; The: notion Oi the cem-
mittec of tho'tDiiicial bond calling Rev. .
Gehrge I". Frcond'tn, of Barton, to the
11111111111 for the coming year, was 111')-
proved by the quar'telly conference.
It jfieenls highly probable that the his-
‘hop‘will appoint him to this church.
As some'ul'attors oi: business cOnId‘not,
be adjusted at. this session the con-.
i‘creucc adiour1313cd3to meet 11110113 3c1311l.
Williomalldd and Winnie wheezed
while iii?! ‘W'inlls whineil weirdly"
Willie f19§gleid while Winnie Wheez-
ed M" ’ lip.” ""Wind6ln whispers;
winter winds work wheezes. Where-
fore we write. ."tlse Ken
live Cough“ 'symp.” Nothing else so
3001180161 by {The Clifford Plum.
mncy and The Bridge Pharmacy. "
, , “M1111 ‘.
ROWAY3TON1'
Theo 'hlle lil'uphrat: is iud't'ntmsed at
his 1111; deuce in this place, find under .
the ionre "hf a“ physician.
The itidi'en' of! Reliance Book and
Ladder Continuity Withheld at, meeting
on Thursday afternoon next‘ for the
electlbn of Officers 'A large attendance
of the members Is requested.
~Klpllng3’g..1ndla,thy Miss Grieve.
P..'hD. wltli ste't‘ I‘fiopfie'on Viewa, Wed-
nesday 1111111111111 '1! new Library blt3il3d-‘
lug. lAdmisniou, 20 119111111. '
Mg? II'
-3'rr3.,3
’1:
rue" annual momma: 1119 1.1111151 1
.1111 satiny of 131m itownS/t'on Baptist
1 Chin-ch will be' held Thursday utter-
noon at 2 o'.elock The usual cOven-
ant meeting will be held in the eve-
afternoon at the home of Mrs. W.
More Law t’l‘nylor .
administrator of the l3n3t33e Loren Ber-
tlno'h edtnto. ‘
nlng at 7:45 o’clock.
1111111135. lulld will meet with Mrs.
Staples on Wednesday afternoon
_ 3 ~1—~——-~
Miss Elizabeth COOper has returned
'from :1 short. stay in New York.
Mrs. Burrit Wakemau has returned
from a shirt visit. 1113 NewYork.
.1.—
Uhester It‘aueher has joined the 111'-
nly of those who have. severe colds.
Station— master (touched recently \'-I
111111 his two 1101111 In Schncctndy, N. Y
The Current. Events club met this
Mrs. Basso Carpentei is the guest;
,of Mrs. Francis Godfrey of Imperial
flVE’DLe.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 'H. Johnson of
Bridgeport."wore visitors in town {Inst
3w§k
18.011011112- H. Tracey who has been
visiting in town returned to Danton-y
this week. w 1
Postmaster Charles Harris spent
the end of last week in New Haven 0131
business. .. .
Frank N. Taylor has been appoiptedm
St. “Agnes Guild meets Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Lloyd Nash, o!
“' ., E.1’. Weed, Norw’l
King sheet.
Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie addressed
11 large congregation In St.
Mark's
“day and Saturday with her parents In
I
Y King's New Life Pills and the longer
supper ulvnn Friday evening
horse last week.
In" assault and breach of the peace.
and was fined $2 and costs. It will
he :‘1'11111111l1erc1l that some time
.Icsse Hayden delivered a parcel
and Hayden was forcibly elected from
Miss Frances MacDrtwken spent F111
'I‘ honlosonville
Mrs. A F. Butler. who has but:
visiting friends in “output: has 1'1-
turned to New “”1131 '=
M
Mr and Mrs. Ill J Taylor are en'-
tt-l'tainlng the mother of the tuiulu at
theil home at the Farms.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Harris have
been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Theo
dore Sanford of Dnnbul'y. .
W Y
Mrs. Jane A. Wood of King Firm-2.
is spending tl'few days with friends
at Anbnry Park. New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adams. who
have been the guests of James Sher~
w030313i. have returned to their homo in
or y.
At the exercises at East Saugatnck
school held, Thursday afternoon R111.
Wairen P. Lenders gave a talk on
‘Wnshington at Home."
E .T. Bedford spends much time here.
110w looking after the many 11111~rests
he has and the Improvements being
made to his summer cottage.
“Granted to Conductors and Train Mon
‘.
A RAISE 0F WAGES.
W
91138 and A.
BOSTON, Mann” lit-b 21; -~ A11 111
lllc tense of wages 1111111111.; I Unit (on
tint-bots and I 800 4111111111111 and apptm
bunting sl'zt't nee entltuillr is 1111111.,
consltieled in the Boating: and Main.
railroad company. 11nd,.li is liillt‘t .-.I
it will In. announced bojoro Match 1
It was intimated that the llit'lt'al'iil
proposed is legardt d by the 111111 as 1111
Iirely satisinctoty and that Il11 rntl
road company has on‘crcd all that busi
ness warrants.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT RE-
GARDING THE NATIONAL PURE
FOOD AND DRUG LAW.
We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs.
colds and lung troubles is not affected
by tlIeN National Pure Food and D1114
law as it 11.1nt1ins 11o opiates 111 other
harmful drugs, and We recommend
11. 111-1 11. sate remedy for children and
adults Plaintcd’s Drug Law 11nd The
Clifford Pharmacy.
i
‘ I). P. Meltonna nus seen- 1111. 111.1
streets last week for the first time in
some weeks. His friends congratulate
him noon getting the better of 11 bad
attack of pneumonia. _
cherry 11111:
by the
young people of the Congregational
Church. was well attended und netted
The Washington and
'the society 11 snug sum.
Charles H. Kcn'ner lost 11 valuable
'1 he aulmnldn some
way managed to tangle the tilt ('11 line
that tied it to the stall and probably
strangled to death. The horse's name.
was “Marion Q" and she had quite :1
racing rec. ord.
The! funeral of Mrs Jane Smith was
'Ileld 'l‘hnlsday aftetnoon at the home
of her daughter, Mrs John
'Mrs Smith was the widow of William
Smith
' Mrs Charles Whitlet I1 and Mrs..lol1u
Gorhnm.
She leaves :wo daughtels,
Gornaul
Coasting is fine In Westport and
Snuxutuck. Rippers holding :10 people
are in evfdence on Davenport hill and
old and young are enjoying the fluent.
of winter sports.
and now that most of the lee dcnlcm
Skating is also good
have their supply housed. the ponds
111'1- covered every afternoon and we '
ulng with young people. ‘
\lany Wentntnt flicnds of Mr.:1uti
\ils. A. Muchoch of III-l Reade silt-ct
‘lllldgcport 1ennui-11d them at thc'Il , the” IS 'IiHiryihgte wait for.
home one crcnlug last week. Music, C NEW 3115 PACKAGES
and names llelmd to make the cvc- 4-ouuc: BOTTLE -' .: .33 25c
nine a memorable one for those who l IZ-Clunca 3°71”: . 30c
nttendt-d, among them were Mr. and ~11
Mr~. tlscnt' Lewis, Mr. and 31311133 31111- t , SOLD 3"“
ratio Mills. lllr. and Mrs. 11112: a or, '
(‘Itnrles Rlope, Dwight Wukemnlh, E: '.E GORHAM
leol'tre Warren, Miss Kuslic. Mr, andI .——~. ____..._.3
Mrs. It. l1) Walsh and Mr .und Mrs. 3_
Erastus linker.
i
01 1'1". Makes 'OLD e
3.1333Tgl'Ngg. NEW
, i. " 31.".
f
s
8
C
ALSO keeps them new. There
will 3bc no old, dull looking furni-
one or dingy woodwork 111 homes
fuctnrt'r of i’ittsborn.
marrying his mother‘s“French
brought the father nnd son
and slute ”11'
young 11.11111 and his wife hale
g1111~ts11t the Moothtnd mansion.
Knox's H1 boot for Girls, at
Manor,
:1 matinee in Now York on tllc ill-fut
ed train, wilt 11 she lint her death.
he entered 11 Derby barber shop
Saturday
.liead of hair
1 soul of 11 Fiji Islander and none of his
for years."
ter. South Norwalk. and E. I’. Weed
Norwnlk, drugslats.
11111111111111, who was killed in the wrecl
of the Harlem Division of the Ne\
York Centruldtaihoad. 11 week ago
was that means of affecting a faulilt
reconciliation
Miss Mom'In-ad was lilo daughter 0
John Moorhend, a wealthy iron nlnnu
I'enn., who las
your (llsllilit'l’ilwi his son, .Iohn Alstot
Iiioorhcati. a form: 1' little halfback, tot
maid
iriei’ ore.
Moorllcat
togctllc1
strllces tIl'
beer
1: very pretty young girl.
the and «bath of Miss
lntlelnl
The «lead girl was :1 student at Mis.
llrlat'clii’
N. Y.. and was returning I‘rou
STOP THAT COUGH
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra
zillan Balm is breaking up colds when
ever tried, almost without exception
It), 25, 50c and $1.00 bottle's. The UIII
ford, Baxter’s and Plaisted's.
KEPT HIS VOWS FOR YEARS.
.Iohn Jacbos left I'h-rby for t‘tllifor
11in seven years ago, where he roughe-
I. for froln the thick settled portiom
Two years ago his razor was sioler
front his ranch by a tramp and he vow
ed that he. would not have slit-111's o1
1‘
azors touch him again until he reach
, (311 his native. town.
wher
01
he kept his vow He had :-
that would dtliglli lllt
Judging from his appearance
riends recognized him until his Ilil
uto appendages Were removed.
RISING FROM THE GRAVE.
A prominent manufacturer, Willlnn
A. Fertwcll. of lineann. N‘. (3., relate.»
a most remarkable experience.
Ht
aye: "After taking less than threc
bottles of Electric Bitters, I feel Iikt
one rising front the grave.
" ble isBrlgbt’s disease, in the. Diabetes
My tron
iage. I fully believe Electric Bitten
will cure me permanently. for It hat»
already stopped the liver and binddm
ompllcatlons which have troubled m1
Guaranteed by F, H. Bax
Price only 50c
OI
where this wonder-worker is used.
No refinisitin or ”varnishing ncccs~
nary. Li ui Veneer ts nota vamisll,
but a an ace food and cleaner that
builds up the original finish and
makes it brighter than ever. a
It blatantly restores the brilliant new-
ness 1111M linivh ol Pianos, Furniture,
Picture I1 amt-11, interior Woodwork,
Hardwood F loor: and all polished var-
nished or competed surfaces. Rem'ovel
scratches, stains, dirt and dullncul.
A child can appl i1.Nothin but
11 piece of cheese C out I: need: and
t
The. trial of the case of Hayden vs.
Pearson, was held Friday afternoon at
2 o‘clock. Pearson was found guilty
ago.
at '
Hawthorne Inn addressed lo'Peurson.
Home words were had over the parcel
the Inn by" Pearson. Hayden hud Pear-
son arrested on :1 charge of assault,
11111.. and Pearson hnd Hayden arrest»
ed on a charge that was later with-
drawn. The case has been appealed
to the Superior (font-t in Bridgeport.
\cmnllnt: to Millions about here
tin 111 1111111 livoly times during the re-
cent Mcxlcuu tllp of Homer Beers, J-
(8. Hyatt and F. N. Sipptlly. Beers hav-
lug been. Ihe1e helm e touud no novelty
in the trip but with his companions. it
Is declared in all seriousness, that eyes
and months were open constantly.
Hyatt, of an artistic temperament.
was bent on cleaning otlt Chihuahua
11,1“ laces. The Mexican woman is all
adapt at the 1111 oi lace making and
those conversant with the skill and
beauty of tile product do not 111arvel
that Joseph wanted to land all lace in
sight. Sipperly had another trend,
and his was of the piciulesquc van
111111111 shle; that 11f soulblelo ot‘ buck-
skin trousers of vuri cGlored Sash and
:1 twist to moustache that even today,
hard as ilvatt tried to get the kinks
out of It for Eugene, it: won't‘ put. Sip.
perly has secured a festival suit, a,
stunning saddle. 11 felt as well as
pzllnpas-grass, sombrero, hwo sets of
spurs that rattle so inclodlously he can
Unlaundernl
Shirts,
.4 1:
Worth 65c.
Sizes 14 to 17 l-Z,
Anexccllent pllirt for a little
money. 3, till I ‘1
Open Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday evenings“
14‘
flSEPH lllYlS
Tailor, 'c'lothle'r, Hatter,
Furnliher, "'-'
1‘ .
'14.;11...“
BS Wishln'h'ton St, 80. NorWalk.‘
be heald proceeding half a mile along 3
the Westport turnpike and has already,
been mistaken for the approach of
some circus tr,oupe a lnri'at airtime”
of Texas cow hotns They produced
also stimcthlug mysterious in at t't'diiglt
of corn shtick 11nd Invited the in'vyti'tty
to partake of u Iaamle isnndinlqilntbht
only'Btu'r1Bradley, who has, 111111111111
confidence In Hyatt and would Whit his
life In the genial town clerk's: lands.
bit. It Is promised that at the silt-kt
meeting of 'Westme. (image Sipperly
trill 11m .1111 a la greener 1111 .‘nlt on
the stage while Hyattwnt disco me on
the jaunt 11nd Show. how they wetc
11113111111111 his." 11151111 slippers and how
only th'e' Mexican 01‘ Homer Beers sav-
ed them from .being .tskon for Juan
Fernandez and, his 11111111101.- savs he
saw runny wottd'erf'ul sights there but
his chief not; on leaving was that
he could 11Ot b 'n'gf 11114 .‘t'u'lns of castle
Chapultepec home for 131, hen coop..'
W
VALuAaLE £11396"
flame “0 learnéd 11' vnlnnble
11411111111111 113111111 lcnsaht ht “Mag
nollu mint. ~11 11111111 1 an inkling pr:
l'lt'llks th 111,111
They quilt is‘ high
by II‘. II. Baxter.
er I 11' 1] them,"
dy. unranteed
,tli Norwulk, and
,dr'uzglsta, 21m
'Every cricket knows its own hearth.
l
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Stamps.
Tel. Con.
BIIY Nillllllll BANK
John H. Knapp
, 'Jonelah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swat-t:
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE OF
GOLD
lihll Papas
AT COST.
Buy your Wall Paper now and
save the profits that you will havt
to pay'in the Spring.
Crockery, Gian-ware, Hounefurnluh
Ing Goods, Framed Picture;
White Enamel Poles with fixture:
10C.
Cloth Shanon, wnhptngo. m.
Window Shades and Picture Frame:
made to order.
Painting. Paper Hanging and Decor.
Itlng.
We give the 3. a H. Green Trading
.1
‘L. H. DECKER.
87 Washington Street.
South Net-walk
1 ,....L
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
—-———.—
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
m
CAPITAL. "'6‘-
mo, .00 *1 'Il
. SURPLUS AND PROFITS.
. ' $173,500.00.
.1.—1o.
EDWIN H, MATHEWSON, Pren'
JOHN H KNARP, 1st VimPres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice-
Prat.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier.
m , .l
~ . DIRECTORS,
'.E H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
Samuel Grumman
John H. ngh3t
Fred H. Rowan. «
iiiiii'
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1 .~ ‘31-'l,.,fl3,3r-—-.33 3;, 3 3
it"
Winslow‘s Beet. "Brownie" Spring
Ice Skates, '8Ii'tit'e Straps. Hockey
Skates and Hockey suck», at.
"";-"~' 1; 2' 1.1.1 1"3i.3'
'311 ,‘1 ,, A1 3'
110111111 1111111111180.
31' Mai .1 St, Norwal“.
whip.“ .: a...
f
\1
OUR COAL
1
is worth adverttsmg—worth '
buyingL—worth having in your
birréworth burning. And we '
art; pleased11when it pleases you.,
Only the best is good enough '
ior' ;us—,-Ot3 for you.
A line stock of 1907'1'11ining just '
A
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lld'i
recdiygd and. 111 3tll’line'itq3, , y 1
. ”171591.“ 'I'
Q. 1'. “ 11v
1* .11 ‘»"W
3:11:
ti' of Mill Aline Kathe'rim,
8 lens 811180
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stems. ~11,
"V'vv'vvvvvvvvvvv'vvvvvvvvvvvv
and young.
AS tlrllj'rji<t
Ont: be
u remedy
tur‘ wt
it is a great blood medicine
and the fmorite laxative of old
a" 2171'.
remove the cause.
The Ullt'lA'T
1.1113111 ttiillllv-11tl;1"l'o
litl'htltl.‘ or p.111 the 1'
quicker will it return.
(‘1 enorall)’, [1611111219118
comm from a dis.
stomach or
irregular bowels, and
111111111 iuvnmbiy
Laue’sFamily
Medicine
(I tonic. laxative) will cure head.
ache in short order by I‘Cglildliug
the bowels and rcinvigoratiug the
and 3111-,
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Oflce nd Ruldencc. '1 1..~,
"’84 sou H MAIN sr.,
South Norwaik. Conn.
.,132. Lady Atten.‘ ant.
11.11 will '
:‘vvll
Tcl
Intentions
I sell only investments that I have
personally investigated, and which
have been most rigidly investiguietl
by some. of the wry best business and
professional men In our city. who ham
large holdings with us, and who reco-
onnnend these investments to their
most intimate friends.
A catd will bring you our literatme,
or 11 personal interview.
R. L. COBURN, General Agent.
‘16 South Main Street.
Harry H. Crone,
' TEACHER
l
Superior to oth 'r
"111‘.- unramem
200.
glen- or
r. l aFrnmo.
AND
and Zinc.
LADIES
-- Di . LaFranco’s-u
dampen 73d Gino: Pnslflvo
Lafe,Qulck Reliable fl'Reguiatot
rem: nice an int high prices.
3 >11:- ccufnllt Used by over
90 \ll omen. Price. 25 (‘cnu drug
”nail. '11:tl11ollnl>1undmu kl. tfree.
Philadelphia. 1’-
MOMOOOONOOOO“OOO“0
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
HOT WATER.
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
50 South Mair: Sac-:1
South Norwalh, C1 rzn.
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11:1:
181.111
Vlolln‘ Mandolin. Guitar.
(Private pupil, 3 years with H. H.
Hartmann, New England Conservatory
of Music, Boston, Mass), will “art
class In South Nor-walk. 12 year-
teacher. Special terms to first five
studying. Class limited. Regular pu.
pih' recitals. Mandolin club to form
at once. Andrea to
364 FMRF'ELDCSVF" BRIDGEPORT.
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1847 1907
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
I-lO'I‘ AIR HEATING.
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NORWALK
STOVES AND RANGES
Have you seen our stock of
17 WALL STREET.
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I] .l' L. ‘ N }"Y
n it Hit! 0 . . ,
ll
0
i
O SLATE AND TIN ROOFING
Gas and Steam Fitting. Gas Fixtures,
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
RICHMOND RANGES? 1
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY
O
3 .
z for freight Only
i 011 and after Tuesday, January 2,
O
l
linolcums.
Send
LIQUID GRANITE
is the ideal finish I'oriloors and
Adds to their
bility. preserving their freshness
and making a glassy finish.
me your name and ad—
tlICSS or call. and I “Ill gin you
useful iniOtm: ltion on the subject.
81.111111“? D011,
HARDWARE. 1
1:: WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 136”,“
Hum, Freight I'ropcllcrs will leavo
l’ier ZS. linst River, New Yolk, (foot;
of Iklv'el stlctt).o'\'1,1rvdny (except
Sunday) .11 i p. 111. height, received
at \‘01 walk up to 4 p. 111. and South
Norwnlk up to 3:30 p. m.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
Arming J. Smith, C .C, Hegeman.
Lessee. General Agcnt.
Whu Not Bun Your
Own Home ‘?
Rents are advancing all the limo
and desirable. apartments are Immut-
lug searcer every day. We have 1.1
number of very desirable homes for
11min, 11111.1 can make the terms and
prito tlglt t
J. M. Layton '81; CO
INCORPORATED.
5 Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk
\
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dura—
EVERY 'LADY’S DRESS'IN'G CHAM-
BER
........ ”1.--”.
‘3
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33, b?’ Prunes
2";
25c$5lé
Pkgs, Red Ilosc'tlatmcnl
2 Pkgs. Cream of Wheat
20nnsSnlrnon........ ......
3 Cans'l‘emntoes
3 Guns Extra Fancy Corn .....1
3T Flags. Mince Meat
n.3,......
,1
film. Extra. “latte Prunes, ......
i1. 1- '
should be equipped with a datum
snow white, one piece “Standard" Por-
celain Enameled Lavatory. ‘
llave you ever stopped to considerl
how delightfully convenient it would:
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing" chamber s'leepé
illg apartment of first floo'r toilet:
room? Its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort
We will gladly quote you prices Our:
plumbers 1119 strictly competent mo-
ohaniés, honest and reliable. .
Horace R. Nash
CORNERJVIAIN AND WEST STE.
.2
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i
' THE NEW
31101111“ VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLI'AN. .1
Our room: a special .featuro. On
and Electric Light: throughout. 333v-
.ery roam heated.
m w»; momma”. 1
Funeral Director
' arid Embnlm‘or. , '
' 19' "1111111111111 31.381111 N‘o'r'mtk.
' ,‘j'Ruldanco, e Wauhlngtlin than, i
.3 Telephone It noun. 1343-2.
RATES REASONABLE _
33 , Fln'ely .tocked Cafe In only o'c't'lon.
{ A full Iinq ofA Ak r. Merit ii
on cm celebrate Inca, Liquors Ind
Cigar: alwayu 11,111 hand. 1,.11 . 1,. ., 1..,11
T. J. SULLIVANy Pr'optietol
1' 1,1: oTeI'cplione O3'l'db' 39H-
: 1 :-
IIIL
mi;
“drummed.
A'I‘ithur
PLUMBING.
‘W
ThaPIumbingg
in your house is of too much import-
none to your health and happiness to
let ,nnyone instill sueh
th' 11:) are thorough mechanics. under-
sgtgdlng every branch of the p
:1 ventilating ”systems; My
It. " Benedict,
HEATING,
5 Monroe 81., South Norwaik, Conn.
work unless
Willi
Omvoil'lhh'illht
ml”!fl3w.'rn' Wu";
3W! P9111! I91 itthltt II" Film.
TINNING.
Norwalk Chronicler