i'“
l,
We is.
, and
“will” Wm
PLATNER 1 ' BRADLEY}. Proprietors
5&2” Washington St.
Edvrdamcs Davis led the nicotifig
at the~Advcnt Christian Church last
evening. . -‘
The regular weekly prayer meet-
ing was held last evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church under the
leadership of Roy}; Cunningham. -
Frederick Billeniitéln’é bull coitus
badly chewed up this morning by a
"d0w"~omdby John 'Mbefluonx’fihe .
outcome abuse Mair: was». watched
with anu'chiintereut 5'» the neighbors.
Harvay ii. Davenport. the oldest
grandson of Mrs. E. W. James. is laid
up with a bad fever at the home of
his parents In Honnington. Vt. He iii
attended by Dr. Potter. of that place.
Ln'lt evening brought. a goodly inim-
her of people:- both young and old.
out to onioy the fine. coasting on the
EastNorwullt hIlls. The comparative
warmth of the. atmosphere. made the
pastime all the more delightful.
The first monthly business meeting
Oi‘ the East Avenue Mt'ethmllst Episco-
pal Buruca Class will be held this
evening In the basement of the church.
It is desired that all members he pres-
ent as very important business will
be brought up.
The subject of the Epworth Leanne
meeting at the Barn Avenue Methodist
Church for Sunday. March 3rd, will be
The .Duty of 'I‘estimouy. Miss Ethel
Par‘nielee will load. The. regular
monthly roll call will also be held at
this time. Let" every member endeav-
or to be in attendance to answer to
his‘uamc. ‘
On Monday evening, March 41h, at
8 p. m., the Epworth League of the.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold its regular monthly
business meeting at, the home of Miss
Reba E, Simona. l2 Rowan street. As
very important business is to come be—
fore thls meeting, the president would
like to see many out. at this time.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Oakley Smith early yesterday morn-
ing. and there is considerable rejoic-
1113 over the event. The baby boy is
brother to five year old Pearl. and
related to a great many people in East
Norwalk. Chatsworth. N. J.. and else-
where. Mrs. Smith's parents are once
again made grandpnrcnts, and also
those of Mr. Smith. while Aunt Clara
has another relative in her family.
this lady having been stopping with
her aunt for several Weeks.
Myron J. Ilazeltinc. for fifty years
chess editor of the New York Clipper.
died at his home in Campton Village.
N. 11.. on the 24th tilt.. oszright's dis-
ease. He was eighty years of age. and
- his widow still survives. Mr. Hazel-
tine was one of the last of the old
editorial force of the early fifties. the
other two remaining being Colonel ’I‘.
Austin Brown, the dramatic editor.
,now in the theatrical agency business,
and E. James. of East Norwalk. The
two last‘nained were both born in
December, 1835.
While February has been the cold-
est In the last fifty years, there are
those who will go back a long way
before that, and Captain Nathan Iiob-
crts. while only ninety years and four
months old. had no recollection of any
such month. and he goodnaturcdly
says: “You may as well say fifty
more years while you are about it
and make it a hundred." for while. the
oldest. inhabitants I't member no such
weather. llt‘ believes he would have
heard something about it from the
old folks had there liven anything like
it in the last century.
A large. number of bcoplc gathered
yesterday aftt‘irnoon on the Washing-
ton street. bridge, and watched the,
Work of lowerin, the watcrptpusllnto
their trench 'at h.» ri\'el‘ibottt')ni.“'fih§i
pipes Wt'l't‘. hold by about‘dlftbiiu moons
and falls and at. a glveii'simiul can:
man in charge of the fall would lower
ilic pipes a certain distance. The on
oration was an interesting one and It
was a i-o‘iiple‘of hou‘rs before the nip
cs finally rested in the trench dog for
them at the river bottom. This morn-
ing the bile driver began ,work rc—
moving the temporary bridge across
the river open which the piplngs had
been put together.
The subject of discussion this morfi-
Ing at Hunter‘s Stove. Club was “South
Bay Scooters." and it is likely that be-
fore next winter several of‘tlic mem
bers will be possessed of these craft.
The South Bay scooter Is a peculiar
carft. which can traverse 'allke upon
Ice or water. It is similar to a duck
boat. but it‘haa runners for use upon
. ice. It is so constructed forward that
. .it will slide right out of the Water
" and upon the ice and keep right on
"going. The ruddo .
~ 101‘ use on either the liquid or the
“solid water. One feature of these
“scooters" is that they can go like’
the admin are not as dangerous as
“A . ,. . .
boat; " z i-. .. .
~ Edmund Enoch Price: tho“'vemtilb
man of all parts. who died suddenly in
“a cab while being conveyed to a New
“limit ly,‘ ‘wdaimtoi‘ or
a: one];
,i.o , t‘
new home.
near Boston, when after over three
hours' fighting- andmoro then .
rounds had been fought, both were too his.uncle.
Tm finish the: battle, and it
Of 3390 with all they ,
mend contest Trail with .lm‘Kelly.
better‘kuown as Australian Kelly, In
Kelly. who is still living, had
foaght‘a man tuna-trolls forever
at} hours. and was the terror of all
the heaters in that country.
whipped in» a low rounds by Price.
Price was a lawyer. dramatist and at
one time a sntler in the army. , _
other plays he Wrote Honest Hearts
' and Willing Hands for John L. Sulli-
He was a native or London.
' England, oevcntvfive years of' age.
,: and leaves no family.
. has been estimated at from 8500.000
incidentally it' might
be mentioned that Kelly and Price
had a. terrible glory light In a spur-
ring booth at a glove. contest at the
Doncastor. England. race course. Pro
lessor William Clark. now of St. Lou-
is. M0,. was the owner of the booth.
so that when they came together In
the. ring In Canada. the old grudgclwas
renewed and fought to the bitter end.
IDANGERB OF PNEUMQNIA.
~A"co'ld at this time If neglected is
liable to cause pneumonia which is so
often fatal,~ and even when the patient
has recovered the lungs are weakened.
maklng‘them peculiarly susceptible to
the development. of consumption. li‘o-
ley's Honey and Tar will stop
cough. heal and strengthen tho lungs
and prevent pneumonia.
coughs yield quickly to the wander-
ft curative qualities Of Foley's iioeuy
Thcrc‘is nothing clse"‘juut
Plalsted's Drug Store and
Mother & Bradley.
ROWAYTON.
Charles Ciockett has a severe cold.
Mrs. E. Franklin Weed of Content.
moat. Island will leave soon for a jour-
ney through the sunny south.
”Ll
to 81.000.000.
New
cleared about. $50 on' the two night
farce "Among the Breakers" given last
Charles S. Sack. formerly of this
place now of Stratl'ord. will start for
Les Angelcs next Wednesday for the
benefit of his health.
Charles W. Ilcil and Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey M. Kent, started today
Daytona. Florida. where
spend several weeks.
The Rowayton young men are
have a race tonight with the biggest
rippers of Durien.
Steveiis‘ ripper will represent ltowayu
E. 'I‘. Bates will sell at public and
tlon next Monday. at the premises in
Rowaytou. all the horses. cattle. wa-
gons. harnesses. farming- and
of August Wiehmann.
who Is to remove from the. Le.
The Ladies‘ Auxiliary of I
Hook and Ladder Company held a
meeting. yesterday afternoon. in the
following oiliccrs
President—Mrs. Robert S. Ilarclay.
First \'ice-Prcsident~Mrs. William
Second Vice-President— M rs.
Secretarwars. John l)e\\'atcrs.
Treasurer—Mrs. Samuel Mead.
At. the annual meeting yesterday of
‘Aid Society and Foreign
and Homo Missionary
Row ‘ton Baptist Church. the follow-
ing illcors were elected:
Honorary President—unis. Josephine
President-Mrs. A. B. Cleverly.
Vic-c-I’rcsldcntNMrs. llans (larger.
nil Vicel’rcsldcnt—Wlrs. Seth D.
'. I'. .l. Beuclisha.
c 'ctary——Mrs. Elbert D. March.
Erratic by Mrs; Cleverly. as presi-
u Missionary Cominiiteiw—
Cha “man—Airs. .lacob Raymond. Mrs.
I9. I . Every and Mrs; Clem Albrecht.
ie Missionary Coniinittee:—-Mrs
Eugv ie Ambler. Miss-Mabel Ambler,
and” Mrs. lien Albrecht.
inittoc on Supplies—«Miss Mar-
\' ‘ tine: Connnlttehvt—-Mrs.
Slater, Mrs. Benelisha. and Mrs. Ila-
n cainemp as to the lad.
paratlnfith’é Ladics' Aid
ociety from ihe'iuisslonary societies.
\lbit tubs decided by vote to continue
Fifi-l3 organizatlon‘s-‘as heretotm e.
BARIEN AND . NQROTON
Simon Cooper. of Darid'n. received
recent tidings of the death of his in-
visa lily of so,
Mrs. Cliarlcs‘liayveii. have returned to
New York fora visit.
Mr. and Mrs. John Raymond. Dar-
ien mourn the loss of two little child
ren. who died the .oastiweek. .
Mr, and Mrs.~Gtichrlat.- of New York
spent Washington's
home on Colle'nder's.
Em. and Mrs. .0. Stuart Whitney~ot
Port Chester. Were the recenti
or Mr. and Mrs. Horace Whit
Birthday at their
"were held in‘ «honou-
gational church, Diners-Sunday“-
t of the severe snow
. No services
enl‘ng on accoun
r i also ads ted , .
’s p Bates of paucity iii
of Miss Ella But
my and the late '
ted. it Critically ill atrium;
~'-I.‘W.~‘Bass and Milt ’
are somewhat from . ' 1
attack of the prev!!! 1
which both were
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Downes of Dar-
fen‘have returned from a several days
trip to Johnstown Pennsylvania. where
150 Mr. Downes attended the funeral of
tel
ursthfstersou. of flamingo. who
was Mya’ttuclwt be in: dado
whllorpmn’g the Helium phloenhgs
commenced suit against Mrs. Itonnon
for damages.
Alien Webb. who is in the Soldier's
Home at Newton, was a brother of
John Nelwn-“thuvho' rifled win
Brooklyn. a few days non. nod “‘30 was
buried in Stamford, this week’.
Mr. abd'Mrs. Walter“ Leslie of No-
mtou Heights org-line Alumni“ posses-
sora of a little remembrance from the
stork. labeled Joseph Walter Leslie.
‘h‘ebranry 24. 1901." ,. 4.1...
Archibald r. Reid. or New York.
Who occupied the residence of R. Bur-
chard last summer, nephew of Min.
Mead-Foss. visited Dr. G. H.,Noxon
one day this week.
The funeral of Georgedi‘mnklin Ba.
tes. a very well known resldlint of this
place, who died Sunday. was held from
his late residence in Brooiailds are-
nuo Wednesday afternoon in 2 o‘clock.
The pallbearers were Andrew S. Wa-
terbury. Charles Chandler, Clarence
Clock and Horace Whitney. The inn-r-
mom was insuring Grove cechry. ‘
The card party given at their home '
by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred MOT-choose, of
Davies. was a very enjoyable stunt.
Antoni: those present wsrolillr. ind
Kristi. H‘. Norma, Mr. and Mrs: Rubin
Kindle-y, Mr; and Mrs. (Elm-once Bell.
Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Large. Mr. and
Mrs. R. I.. Gillette. Mr. and Mrs. hit-
uiau. . ._
Mr. and Mrs. Nash formerly of Ilaricn.
Broadway and h‘iftwl‘ourih street.
tend a patient. who was very ill.
Charles II. Frcudenthnl, wont to
George F. flutes. who died Sunday as
vms afflicted. 'J‘lic iathir of the. dc'
ceased. leorue Hates. is lying low
In the same house and his death is
of lianbury News.
_.,..~....~_____._—-
WESTPORT.
’ E. N. Sippcrly has gone on it .Wcat-
ern trip. . . _
liobert Post and wife have arrived
home from an cxtendcd trip South.
Edward Lewis formerly In the em-
ploy of floors Brothers In trollcylng in
Bridgeport-
Material chances and improvements
are twin-z made to the shore cottage of'
In. Hammond.
visit here with friends.
The colonial whist given by West.-
pon (flange Wednesdaynisht served
to fill the hall and proved to be one of
. Ill(,' most enjoyable entertainments fits
you by that organization this winter.
Following the games a Grange Sillllltl‘
was served
WILTON.
'I‘hoinns Folsom. of New York, spent
Sunday at Ridgely Farm.
The Woman's Guild again met Wed-
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
C. J. Dertt.
Mrs. Ann Council, who has been,
quite ill of the grip, Is supposed to
be recovering.
Mrs. George Boyd. of Waterbury.
has been spending a few days in Wil—
Ion this week. .
Mrs; Eva Lambert. of Goshcn. 'N.
\'.. Spent several days last. week with
relatlvos‘Kn town.
. The ladies of St. Matthew's are. con-
templating raising a fund to improve
the Interior of the rectory,
-' Miss Shllie-Middiobrooh and her
brother. Fredmickpovacw York, have
been recent. visitors in town.
"l‘he Reading Circle 'mct Thursday
afternoon with Miss Carpenter. A
liongl'ullow‘ afternoon was much on-
joyed by the members.
Prof. Charles Ogden, .of Columbia
Collet‘e.‘spont Sunday In this place.
' '1‘. ll. Middiebrook. who is seriously
dition today. v . in my.
Libraiye . tin-i
but «remembers: {the‘imetgm
eitllbt‘ttiwho' , todi.thd‘i‘ at.
little. credenwav"
toasty hailiibamw
villi-w f .. ..
new vetting.
. i. in; _. .m’tiilfl
“wiring-g}- '.-_.. i.
' .i; N;
.. » . .. l,:"il3()8"‘hmi: women l.—Six-
Georgi; ””1“!“ B? rthehiii‘idhtbfluf you {emitters Nation-
fl-‘ibhll Miami” .‘W l‘iléi‘oiflst night.
raping» ‘ flatworms d3 ' ‘i‘ Mansfield av
o ‘1 ttlj. ' " _t,‘,;tgut "
to, ,I As far.
Ii ho iail a dcuiu‘irato eno
nd a colllulon‘w'
thin-hill are flyers a ‘
and an onto it
tween One of them
week tossed off in a
,7; “b
. l
its
tad
leave the heart every minute to;
bathe the tissues and gin-'tlit’m iculhelpnnd militi-
life. If your blond lacks unim—
mcnt. even in the slightest degree.
it \\‘L‘le'.\‘ 011 your vitality. Lino-
ninc cuter.» the blood the instant
it is swallowed. supplying new
,strcn-gthggiving rctl corpusclcs
and reviving every function.
All DrugglsiavZSC. 50c. $1.
ENGINEER MALTBV IN NEW YORK
NEW YORK, March Irwii‘iank Malt~ " ~
by. an assistant to Chief Engineer ism, nomatter howfiJM'
Stevens, of the Panama Canal, arrived ”
here today on the steamer Alliance b the HMIT D U h t ’
fromCDlmtfih-w “I. . . j y I! ll 0 00 II ANY
mun Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Nor-l
’Dr, I}. H .Nixon was sununoned to.
York, one. day the past. week to‘
attend Miss Sarah Nash. daughtir of
Who are now living at the , Carlton.:
While there the doctor anticipated an ‘
evening at the norm but. was called!
uncxpectwlly back by telegram to ab.
Dark-n yisterday to attend the. fun-g
(“ml services of his lii'titlicwlti-Iitw,g ALSO keepsthem “fl“ There
will be no old, dull looking furni-
ture or dingy-woodwork in homes
where this wonder-worker is used. '
No rcfiuishin (or rcvarnishingvncceu-
nry. 2 Li ui Venccr is notavamish,
but I an ace food and cleaner that
builds up the original, finish and
makes it brighter than War.
It instantlyrutorcstlie hm
rim and iiniuli oi- Pianos, Furniture,
Piciuiic Embodiment): Wood
Hardwood Floors and all polisindwar-
oldie or enameled surfacel. Remove:
Icrat ics, stains, dirt and dullness. ‘
A child can apply it.
I piece of chm: cloth in need: and
there is no drying to wait for.
4': NEW'SIZE PACKAGES
4-Ounc: Born: .. ‘
IZOUNGI B0711! -
499.13:
the result of an attack of pneumonia !
and also from a tumor with which he ‘
feared at any time. die In In agcdl.
man of ninety. pnd his illness is caus-
id by old ago—Ilcthel Correspondent _=
I
Miss Carrie Murray has returned
home to I'lanburr after an extended .
, :1 . .7 ,fifilu. 5‘.
hiit’bhiifiEH Ericka
| CONTROL
ivUric-O Trewdh—n—ent Advised
I
l Very few people nowuihwyo are free
ifromyome form of Rheumatism. In
I fact. “looks as though the disease Was
Just. crippling our nation. People of
' menus are trying the great specialism.
r- and they. re from East to West and to
all parts D the earth in search of mod-
I The greatest boon to manldnd has re-
cently been brought. about.-§oxpocin.lly
tolthoso who suffer with ,Rheumatio
Acid Poisoning. It is aharmless rein-
oily called IiIiIC-O. A treatment for
the blood. bladder and kidneys. This
marvelous remedy. taken internally.
nets in I thoroughmanner on the
blood. relieving those terrible ains
that pearl craze the mind. URI 018
made for heumatiam only, and it; is u
sitive cure for the disease In all its
arms. It. is harmless and pleasant to
take, containin no poison. alcohol or
whiskey, and.i taken,“ directed, will
cure each and every silt-m of libeumu
Druggista sell URIGO at 81.00 pol
bottle. orit. will be sent at. above price
. SYRACUSE, N. Y. Liberal size sum-
les and circulars will be forwardd
rod to all who apply for some.
. Edw. W_, Kelley. Jr.
AMshssADon WHITE RECEIVED.
ROME. Martli 1.~Pope today rmnwiv-
'cd In private audience the retiring
American ambassador. Henry White.
and his Heir James White. who after-
wnrds visited the papal secretary of
Vslntc, Cardinal Merry 1.ch \'nl. in the
Borgia apartment of the Vatican.
KODOL digests what you eat and
quickly overcomes Indigestion, which
,is a. forerunner of pyspepsia. It. is
‘madc In strict conformity to the Na-
,tional Pure Food and Drugs Law and
is sold on a guarantee rclict‘ plan. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy and The.
Bridge Pharmacy. "*
ANNUAt. OLE/tame: sue-hos»
_ GOLD
“it in“
Buy 3M: Wall Paper now and
save the profits that you will have
to pay in the Spring.
Crockery. Glassware. Houufurnlch
inn Goods, Framed Pictures.
White Enamel Poles with fixture.
10¢.
no
Shirts, 1
420
Worth 650.
Sizes It to 17 1-2,
An excellent shirt for a little
Open Meliiu'iy. Wednesday and
Saturday ovmlngs.
-; w a. V: .;
flirts reported as in a vcrylow com 1'3"". ElPilllfl: Hatter,
"'i‘llt.‘ Whist Club met. 'I‘uebtiay‘uhtoltv
noon at the home of Miss Cmpentor.
Four tables were filled; including
Cloth Shades, with fringe, 230.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order.
Painting. Paper Hanging and Decor
atlng.
Stamps. . .. .. I; .Mi.
L. H. BECKER.
87 Washington Street. .
Tel. Con. South Norwalk
Killed a Male. Ma"
r 0d Cart and Hart Driver.
VALENCE. France. March l.——Mr.
Vanderbilt. whose automobile, while
on its way from I'uris with I brother
of the owner of. life our and a lady.
mule cart. dimolislnd the
lllllt-I'. hilhd the male and st
injured the drivi r. a man nani
nard. Filll'iiill')‘ 27. gave Coiguard a
large sum of money as compensation
for his injurit s and the damage done
to the hour's lil‘upv i'Ij»'.
In spite of this reparation and at
the American party had left the city
the police lltL'.ttil an Investigation t0
dt'lt rinine the facts in the case, in
anticipation of possible future. is!“
The authorities hound that.
the automobile was going at.
speed over the bridge across the river
Isero, when the accident occurred at
a sharp turn in the bridge.
of the Americans was
though the automobile was damaged.
it is not definitely known to which
branch of tho Vanderbile faintly the
party belongid.
. at A}. '.l..‘ i. .
His Automobile
——For a mild, easy motion of the
bowics. a sinwlc dose of Dunn's Iiegu-
’l‘rcatim-nt (’lll'i-s na-,
:33 cents a box.
lots is enough.
bitual constiiuilion
Ask your druggist for tilt
Attendance All Hours Day and Night.
FRED'K H. GANUNG.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
EMBALMER.
Office and Residence,
84 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
South Norwalk. Conn.
Uric-O Is sold in South Norwuik by. Lady Attend t
. an .
W _._~._...... ....... -,..
"l and t‘n-u-uii to not ’w- I liki- n new run. It“.
a- . mitt-rev from dyuwmiu pd your Imam-h
or the lad nvo‘wurh 1 how on tukm “Iv
chm uni uglier ”sexton could dud no "I u ”it,
[or a db dunno i mil wmmmuud t‘aneureu |
to (Ilei'ill u the. willy thing; for indigent." an .
our ““th and it! keep the bowl Is in [00-1 COL .
d tiou. They are \rr)‘ nix-c went."
Han) Nuciiley. Munch CLuuk. P. "
Best For , .
The Dowel;
rv‘
..
Plea-nut. Pain bla. Potent. Tut-o Good. Do 0
eve.— incasn.‘ aulllu or GHDI’. 10c. 25(250'. Neva
sold .ii milk. 'l’uo [or-nine tablet lamp (:0 .
ouldliit ad to euro or your money wk.
Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or N.Y. ”9
“Mill. SALE. TEI MILLION BOXES
w.... .f-_,s -._ < , .........
Investments.
I sell only investments that I hav!
personally investigated, and whiclfl
have been most rigidly investigated
by some of the very best business and
professional men in our city, who have
large holdings with u.‘ and who rec.
ommend these invest tents to theft
moat intimm friends.
A card will bring you our literature,
or a personal interview. ,
R. L. COBURN, General Agent.
16 South Main Street.
WM.»§§O«»0«
FRANK C.
VAN scov
PLUMBING.
HOT V-iA’I‘ER.
GAS FITTING.
._.___ . I
847 1901
PLUMBING AND STEAM. ;
HEATING.‘ '
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR EATING.
srovas AN RANGES t
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING J:
1
Gas and Steam Fitting. Gas Fixtures.
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES? l.
THE jONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK:
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
50 South Main Street
South Nor-walkttmn.
Wooeoouooo
GRANITE
is the ideal finish for floors and
Adds to their dura-
bility, preserving their freshness
and making a glossy finish.
Send me your name and ad-
drcss or call. and I will give you
useful information on the subject.
We give this s. a H. Green, Trhdlng
-———_
aOUTi-i NORWALK. cONN.
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL. IS in,
«00,000.00, ' turf
SURPLUS AND Prion“.
c173.soo.oo.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP, m Vice-Pres.
inn..-
‘.Pru. ;‘ i-.i,i'«.--; wit, t'
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier.
-————- I
f , DIRECTORS“
. E. H. Mathewmn “Mom Seymour
.l ‘ 3 .
ill ,, ., ~i. .: . m ”1,
.. an: film‘smorullig
guests. There were no button The .
member Iioldlug the highest-scum with
Miss Hyatt. while. Mrsihierwin hold
the highest guest‘s scone. It. was
agreed to give the Lenten (lugs to the
”the New=xilork Herald stutesgtbat
tho Rev; isumuel Calthronnoot. sm-
cuse,"»n scientistmf repute mu clue
student: ofaunahpots. pantomime for
this? weak 7 oi: coldx wave‘ loft-i; , usual-M-
untamedcunnilingus: anoin- '
*‘ tied in this-locality. - MPIWD aim
card: brilmubuannhuh‘Ffldfliis'fiw-
My 26th.— ait‘hirhidmutymoid wove
would containThingmtcmenmmotved
uiw‘eathur prov-
'. .S‘ifto Bird’s, H 'V ~ ..
seem m _8m~°',5 I...” “k”
sumo n‘na Hockey such. a
militia toll-nib ~ manna .lhfigin their
spring”. 7! i my“ 0‘033 Park.
Mill 30." '-, . -
5“ bottomed N D.
‘Mfl’immn March
anus it.
. “Mali: “St? Nerwall. ‘
,MWbssols Is Ice
“oven harbor. 'l‘ho
lilirbor In and had with. ice that no
W,mtllnfi'tvmol$%an enter or leave It
11 directions th, and sixteen ochoonora are frozen in. “
Christian Smooth «iahn H. Light
. ‘ .Fred H. Rowan.
than
HIN GTON STREET.
Phone Tfm-c
25¢”Sai‘e
'3 Pkgs, Red Rose Oatmeal ......
2 Pkgs. Cream of Wheat 25c
hbans Salmon
3 Cans Tomatoes 25c
8 Clips Extra Faucy Corn 250
3 Pkgs. Mince Meat 250
3 Lbs. Prunes 25c
2,1.bs. Extra. Large Prunes
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TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 20“! Vice-
‘ .tohn H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
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22 Comm Ave» East Norm-Iii.
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a are thorough mechanics, under-
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for freight Only
(in and after Tuesday, January 2.
liltlti, Freight Propellers will.leave
Pier 25:, East ltiver, New York, (foot
|0f l'lovcr street). every day, (except.
Sunday), at «i p. m. Freight received
at Not-walk up to 4 p. in. and South
Norwall; up to 5:30 p. in. r
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO. ,
Annlng J. Smith, C .6, Hegeman,
Lessee. General Agent..
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Whu Not Bun, Youf‘
Own‘liome?
Rents are advancing all the time
and desirable apartments are becom-
ing scarccr every day. .\\'e have a.
number of very desirable homes for
sale. and can make the terms and.
price right.
J. M. Layton 85 Co .
INCORPS'WATED. -.
5 Railroad Avenue. South Norwam
EVERY LADY'S DRESSING CHAM.
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should be equipped with .a dalnt!
snow white, one piece “Standard" Por-
celain Enameled Lavatory, '
Have you ever stopped to consider.
how delightfully convenient it wouldi
be to have hot and cold running water!
in your dressing chamber, sleet?
‘lng apartment of first floor toilet
room? its presence would afford y,
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Oun
plilinl‘t‘i's are strictly competent m
phonics, honest. andreliable. '
Horace R.i‘--N‘a'5h;ilf:I’f
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EUROPEAN PLIAN. i: «. ,
Our room: a special feature. ad
and Electric Light: throughout. Ev-l
cry room heated; » . . f ',
RATES REASONABLE. ‘.
Finely stocked cm In connection.
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