' to unite ”NW
M Brewer Willi!!! H. mm
WT ”m“
'11s or ill victory
has been asked to sit upon
9 taboo“
nacle plsti‘otnl 11 db Deacon.
Hum N
Deacon Glued and Merrie Tell of the
I mower.“
head of the i'llltlflgo part: remaining
Laet Heat-e of the Annette.
'true to Dowie. 'i it: tuiogy will lic‘
CHICAGO, march 12 ~F‘uneralleer-
l 11! lit for 111
ytces were held a“ g delllrtcd by Jttdg.’ V. V Bones, of
the Vollva faction.
Alexander Dowie by the few pergtllns
h h ' 'toodb'hiu ill in iron es.
“ 0 ate 5 3 I s The funeral promises to he BpflCfflf‘ll-v
lnr. A large white heal-st- will b.-
Refusing to accept conciliatory mea-
sures off red by (‘Iudstonc Bowie. in .
e ) brought from Kcnosha. the coffin wit
be white. and the hearse will be (1'1an
‘1.
Mine Stella Donnell. of baton. bu
‘ beenepending a week with Mrs. Orlan-
do Andrews.
. . . ' N sir. and lire. George Roberts wel-
fund was held at the be e of 112. on FM“ 1m.
i l
Clarence Bellast week I Mr. and Mrs. Milo Osborne. of Red- '
cotton ,
W... “1:; 1‘ i ll 5.2 » 1.
11.. Frank. Bowen eat farmer
210:3: M d JIM ”1m...
3 adopted lust f l
.0?” of Rheum “80h “league
.{eam' i did everything that was
I: with the aid of money to find re- ‘
_ 3'1 . .,: l 34 ,
to whet lira. Lucy
Stovallmfr'l‘litonae.
said after taking
', Kedoi for Dye-
. ~ 4 pepsin. Hundreds
‘ ofotherweak
the form of a share in the last rites
over his father‘s body. Deacon J. W.
in we have a heavy stock of Sin-
AII ordere delivered free of charge.
lilo Plta‘macy.
PLATNER A IRADLIY. Inmate“
205 Waehingten 6t.
. Tame“ save. '
Rev. James W. Davis is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Jay C. Maiden. in Bris-
tol, for a few days. '
The regular weekly class meeting
will be held this evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church.
Miss Florence St. John, of W estport
is spending the day with Mrs. Walter
' S. lreland. of First street.
A business meeting of the Junior
league of the East Avenue Methodist
Church was held last evening and rou-
tine buslness was transacted.
A cottage prayer meeting will be
held tomorrow evening at. the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William Bartlett. at
Wall and Water streets. Norwalk. to
moripw.
The oyster boat Sylvester Decker
lost her spark yesterday when at
Groén's Reef light. and was towed 11p
by her sister boat. the Freddie W.
Decker.
Tomorrow evening the Port Ches-
ters will play the Pastime basketball
five. and the K. D. K .'s, ofa Bridge-
port, will .'play the Past the Seconds.
Dancing will follow the-games.
Mrs. Maurice Saunders,lwifc.of M1111-
rlcc Saunders. who leftddast 'Norwalk,
some time ago, is on a v’ih'ltéthove from
North Carolina. where she smarts that
Mr. Saunders is getting along nicely
He owns a large grocery business and
is quite prosperous.
A sacred.mid.»lyenten mugical will
be given under the direction of the
social department of the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church .Epworth
League. Wednesday evening. March
20. A number of noted soloists will
' assist. also an orchestra and clocu-
tionlst. . .:
""'—"“".’ . .
DANGERS OE BNEUMONIA.
A cold at this time if neglected is
liable to cause pneumonia which is so
often t',atal and even when the patient
has recovered the lungs are weakened.
making them peculiarly susceptible to
the development of‘consumption. Fo-
ley's Honey and‘ Tar will stop the
cough, heal and strengthen the lungs
and prevent pneumonia. La Grippe
coughs yield quickly to the wonder-
ful curative qualits of Foley’ s Bunny
and ar. There ssnothing else “inst
,as i0 011" Plaisted’s Drug Store and
Platner 1h Bradley
ROWAYTON.
The moon will-mm~ be new at 1: 05 a m..
Thursday. ‘ '
The Library‘s annual fair and lawn
fete will hereafter take place always
duringvthe last week in June. This
year it will occur on Friday, June 28.
While the. exhct results are not de-
termined as yet the “spooners” and
theatre car out of South Norwallt at
11: 30 each evening. which was put
on 'tri'tl last week will be continued
this week. The car did In pretty good
business. i .-
Editor Sentinel: Regarding the
the animal was bitten by the mad dog
in this place some months ago. Peo-
ple in the village appeared to fear the
dog and as a molten of precaution
solely. the owner decided it would be
better to have the dog killed.
. FRANKLIN CROCKE'I‘T.
A class for German conversation
and study is to be formed to meet
and evening a week. There will be
a meeting Friday evening. at Mrs. C.
E. Hackley's. at 7. 30 o’,ciock to or-
range the plans. The class is' to be
conducted by a young German lady.
Anyone wishing to learn further par-
ticulars may do so by attending that
meeting. The class is open to men
and women, boys and girls. and will
he so arranged that those who have
never before studied may gain just as
match ~Itno'wledgo'as those who are ad-
vanced in the language. It is hoped
that this will. interest a good many
people. 14 1;: .
THE NEW PURE FOOD AND DRUG
L‘AW.
We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs.
colds an lung troubles is not affected
by-t this tloithi Pure Food 111111 Drug
invites Mountains no opinion or other
harmful drugs, and we recommend it
Mu! unsafe remedy for children and
painted 11 Drug Store and Plat;
pert
2W
”WEN ALP uoaorou.
Theodore Knapp. of South Norwalk
adja visitor at the shop ,of J. P.
Drummer. yesterday .
_......_....
11in Stella Austen will entertain
thet‘Weddeeday Afternoon Whiet Club
W; at her homo .
M
rho 11.11.... Afternoon Willet Club
.11.; .111 n.
t;
g A
1 (WI;
‘fi
‘. Va, says:
' perfect pill that never disappoints me;
,nms.
warmth of the sun thaws the blanket
of snow is such as to melts the most
pcaceable church-goer almos1 profane
Auctioneer Bates will sell at auction
'on March 13. the house and furniture
of Nathan Dauchy. Mr. Dauchy, whose
wife died recently. has decided to
- board and give up housekeeping.
FOUND AT LAST.
J. A. Harmon, of Lizelnore, West
“At last i have found the
and for the benefit of others ailiictod
with torpid liver and chronic consti-
pation. will say: Take Dr. King's New
Life Pills." Guaranteed satisfactory.
25c at F. H. Baxters, South Norwalk.
and E. 1’ Weeds Norwalk, drug-
gists.
wnsrpoa'r.
Aspetuck Lodge met last evening.
A. B. Jelliiie open: Monday in New
York city.
Sheriff Kcmpcr is doing jury duty in
Bridgeport.
Mrs. Charles Ruby is rccovering
from a bad attack of grip.
J.VF_ Elwood has returned from a
business trip up the state,
Mrs. E. L. Durritt has returned from
11 visit withfricnds in Folrileld,
Mrs. Horace Wakoman and daughter
Marion have returned from a visit
with friends in New York.
A special meeting of Weetport tire
district will be held at Compo Engine
house this evening. Many matters of
importance are to come before the
meeting and a large attendance is de—
sired. Several committees are to re-
port, the annual appropriation for the
companies is to be made and arrange-
ments for disposal of a quantity of un-
scrviceable hose, etc.
Quite a few from Westport attended
the Institute meeting held in Nortleld
last week, among them Mr. and Mrs. C.
B. Meeker, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Penney,
S. M. Foster, Charles McGie, S, D.
Wakeman. F. T. Elwood, Charles Mills.
Miss Martha Mills. W. H. Burr. Miss
May Burr, George Fnlrchild. Miss Ethel
Fairchllti, E. (3., Birge and Joseph Ad-
The Institute was 11 great suc-
cess in every way. Addresses were
made by L. H. Healy, member of strife
Boar of Agriculture Eelectmnn E C.
Dirge, of Wcstport, and others in the
morning. After dinner Prof. Clinton,
of Storrs. spoke upon Grass Culture;
Harrison Hamilton, "of Ellington. spoke
upon Poultry. and 'l‘. Norris Barnes.
of Yalesville, spoke upon Orcharding.
Lloyd Nash is seriously ill 111 his
home in King street.
A complimentary lunch was given
by the K. O‘: K. A of the Congrega-
tional Church one evening last week to
the Mock Trial cast and others who
assisted in the entertlnmcnt~ Wil-
liam l-l. Petrie catered and the affair
was 11. very enjoyable one from all
staudpoiuts. Rev. Vthl't'cu P. Lumlcrs
was toastmnstct' and the following
toasts were responded to: Welcome
to Our Friends, W, Frank Osborn;
Thanks for Your Help, T. Frank
Bradley; The Bench," Edward W.
Hubbcll; Brass Buttons. Samuel E.
Banks; Science. or Theology, Rev.
William 8. Long; The Foreman.
Theodore Math; The Fine Art of Snor-
ing, Sylvester M. Foster: The Lady
and the Parasol. William H. Burr;
Au Absentee Representative. Wil-
liam E. Allen; M‘r. Mulcahc of Flori-
da. Roberth. Post; At the Receipt
of Custom. Merrick H. Colcy.
WORKED LIKE A CHARM.
Mr. D. N. Walker. editor of that
spicy journal. the Enterprise, Louisa.
Va., says: "I ran a nail in my foot
last week and at once applied Buck-
len’s Arnlca Salve. No inflammation
followed; the naive simply healed the
Wound." Heals every sore. burn and
skin disease. Guaranteed at F. H.
Baxter's, South Norwallt. and E. P.
Weed's, Norwalk, drugglsts. 25c. "
WESTON.
Mrs. B. A. Salmon, is ill With asthma.
Miss Edna Meeker has returned
New Canaan.
to
John Trcudwell. is quite seriously
ill with the grip.
Miss Ethel Beers has recovered from
a few day's illness.
Dr. Frank Gorhum has been on the
sick list for several days.
____.7,..
Mrs. A. E. Turuey. has‘rcturued from
a weeks' visit in New York.
.......___1._..._
Mrs. Perry. of Easton. is the guest
other daughter. Mrs. P. B. Perry.
Mrs. R. K. Fitch, is spending a few
days with relatives in Bayonne, N. Y.
Patrick Coghlan, will assume his as.
ties at the Faulhaber farm this week.
George Adams has been confined to
the house by illness for several days
past.
J. M. Beers and family moved into
the former Jarvis residence. last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Berger. Mrs. Flewellyna
.and Min Vendebergg, of Bowers, New1
The funeral of the infant son of
Miss Alma Fanton. Miss Anon
Banks, Miss Myra Burritt. Miss Eva
and Miss Eula Ferris. Miss Katherine
Beers, Miss Eddies White. Miss Geor-
gie Lyon. and Messers. Charles Bt-,och
Chester Fancher, Darwin Heudershot.
Charles Beets. Henry and Joseph Ron
land. enjoyed a sleigh ride to Valley
Forge. where they were quests of the
Miners Irene and Florence. Pcrryuof
that place. ' ‘
The funeral of Peter Burr Perry.
aged sixty-one years. was held flout
his into home on Saturday, Rev. B. B.
Carpenter. conducting the services the
burial being in Eastou. Those actint
as Dull-bearers were W. P. Rowland.
W. P. Lockwood. Orlando and M01-
rls Andrews. Mr. Perry is survived
only by his wife, his only son Illin.
several years ago. He was the eldest
son of the late Mlah Pom
HOW TO REMAINNOUNG.
To continue young in health and
strength, do as Mrs. N. F. Rowan. Mo-
Donough. Ga, did. She says: “Three
bottles of Electric Bitters cured me to
chronic liver and stomach trouble.
complicated with such an unhealthy
condition of the blood that my akin
turned red as flannel. i am now preo-
ticnlly 20 years younger th'an'before I
took Electric Bitters. i can now do
all my work with ease and assist in
my husband's store." Guaranteed at
F. H. Baxter's South Norwulk, and
E. P. chd' 8, Norwalk, drug stores.
Price 50c.
NEW CANAAN.
m
Edward Wood Is III at his home in
Railroad uvcnuc.
Miss Edna Meeker is visiting hcl
parents at Weston.
Miss William Patterson.
been very Ill. is recovering.
who has
George Wurdwell has taken a posi-
tion with Benedict and Company.
Edward chrslu and family have
returned to New Canaan for the win
tct'.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Fire Department will be held Thurs
day evening.
Johnnie Kelley, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Kelley. is ill at his home
in Carter street. withpncumonill.
Walter iinuklns has lcsigncd his
position with Simon Brothers and is
now working fut Brown, the market
man.
A. Victor Barnes is making exten-
sive improvements to the old Birdssll
homestead. He will build a stock
burn. 8011100 feet. .
The Hannah Benedict Carter Chap-
tor. D. A. R.. will meet at the home of
the Misses Ayrcs. Seminary street, on
tomorlow afternoon at. 3 o‘clock.
Miss Edna II. Lockwood. a teacher
in the New Britain Normal School,
has returned to her home in East
avenue where she is recuperating from
11 slight illness. .
Simon Brothers have the plumbing
and heating contract for H. D. Atwn-
ter's house. formerly the Lewis Plo
vost place. Ocnoke avenue.
The Womnns Foreign Missionary
Society of the Congregational Church
held 11 very pleasant and profitable
meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles
Demetritt Maple avenue. Wednesday
afternoon.
M—o—
The regular monthly meeting of the
New Canaan Grange. will be held to
DIOI‘IOVV evening in the Raymond
bulldiug.’ The general topic will be
‘ Poultry." and a very intelesilng meet
ing is looked for.
Gcorgc N. chton and son Lester
of Adams. Mass. are boarding at the
home of Arthur Sniffen. in Rail-odd
avenue. Mr. Yeaton is the proprietor
of the new drygoods store soon to be
opened In the. Lane bulding, on Main
street.
A very interesting meeting of the
Woman's Club was held Friday after-
noon at 3: 80, in Raymond's Hall. J.
Merrill gave many interesting and am-
using 1ccltat.ions. and Miss Lounsbttl'y
manner.
M.
PENSION DECISIONS.
m-
partment of the Interior.
When pension money is illegally pain
to and received by 11‘ pensioner whilst
in the service the sum so paid is re
garded as being “in direct violation
of the statutory ptovilllon (vim, section
4724) positively forbidding such pay-
ment or receipt" and.therei01o‘.ns be-
“1 “a positive, mtual fraud upon the
on nmont." it is it that held that
the vernment mly. lmhurse itself
for such illegal overpayment by with.
holding pension money falling due to
the aforesaid pensioner
improbable Origin of Disabilities—J
Where a claimant. without prOof. as-
cribes Illa alleeed disabilities to unrest
eoneitle sue improbable causes, and
NMN'" vi to
Charles Barnes. was held on Thurs-lit.
day, the burial being in Populat Plains
rendered several solos ill a charming :
Iy the Aeeletent Secretary of the De- ‘
Overpaid Pension Roimbutwsemcnt-e ‘
sleepless ynights and fearful boar-of
{Ill-0'1
Being advised by a friend to try
lpurcbeeeda bottle and
hours these fearful sciatic pains lefl
me. my blood seemed toletlooae and
now freely. tfelt. diterent, and knew
at once thatl had found a cure, as i
e‘ ept and noted all that night, some
thing I had not. done before in two
veer-.1 used in all In: bottles of
'ric-O. and can truthfully any thatl
have never felt a return of the disease
and have bad no use for crutchee or
cane since the first day’ a treatment. I
invite all Rheumatics to writemcand
learn further truth concerning this
wonderful rclnedy'
[Signed] FRANK HOWE.
Baaow1511vtt..1.n,N Y., it. It‘. D.
Smith's Specific Urlc-O can be ob-
tained from Drug-gills at. 81 00 per bot.
tie Samples and circulars will he
cheerfully sent free bv addreesi the
Stil’l‘li DRUG COMPANY. at RA.
CIJSE. N. Y. 0
UricO is sold in South Norwalk by
lttlw. W. Kelley. .lr
service, the department holds that the
improbable cause. being unsusceptiblo
of moot", should be denied, and the re-
icctlon of the claim affirmed as being
not only devoid of merit, but inten-
tionally fraudulent.
Beginning of Pension Special Act. --
The department reaffirms the ruling In
the case of Alvin Walker (Pensions
Decisions. Vol 1, p lid) to the edect
that. "in cases where claimants obtain
relief through a special act of congress
the commissioner: has no discretion
and is required ‘to begin the payment
of the pension at the date of the pee-
sage and approval of said not. unless
the not itself shall specify some other
date by which the commissioner shall
be guided.
Service, Pension. Mexican Wan—4n
applications for service pension under
act of January 29 1887, it is not stilli-
t'lent to show that in response to the
call for troops to go to Mexico. claim-
nut and others left their homes and pro-
ceeded 30 or 10 miles to the place of
rendezvous and of enlistment; but it
must be shown also that. after said
organization had been completed it
served 60 days on the coasts or fron-
tier of Mexico or an route thereto, or
was actually engaged in a battle in
said war.
Linc. of Duty—The cause of disabil-
ity. to entitle claimant to pension.
must in some manner pertain to and
have a natural and logical connection
with the military setvice and line of
duty. Riding a hor'se'. for personal
pleasure against the iratest of his
captain, who warned claimant of his
danger in attempting to ride 11 inc
tlons horse with whose habits claimant
was *alrendy well acquainted, cannot
be logartied as in any manner con~
nectcd with military duty.
. W -...m....,
fl
THE CHIC LIGHT
One of the most popular Welsbachs.
Useful in any part of the house.
Price complete. 901:.
NNNSNIINNIEN
111.111 '11.,
”3
new. Borne will have new hats, some
new Ammo dint who will have 11
new HOME? We occasionally have
something “to lot." but haw much bet-
ter it Is to have a. peg neat HOME
where you can have 111; r all the
year around. We can fit yo out with
an Easter HOME at the
John MIL-wrestle.
hrs nuptial“: in thJ‘devJ‘Jenm‘ttl‘ realign; Ame: a
be cause or en as or lay gm 11
wholly diachlin at.“ with 111. will... I? mm.“ “9‘"- ‘
tense as directed. in less than at
Well if you will take
it.
lndtgestioncaueee
nearly all the sick-
ness that woman
have. It deprives the system of nourish--
merit and the delicate organs peculiar to
women euifer— weaken. and beam.
Kodol '
For Dyspepsia
viable: the stomach and digestive organe
to digest and assimilate all of the whole-
some food that meybeeaten. it nourishee"
the body. and rebuilde the weak organs.E
restoring health and strength. Kodnl?
relieves indigestion. constipation. dyspepsia. :
eour risings. belching. heartburn and all:
stomach disorders. N
Digests What You Eat
”Item-dismiss. lm theLeb- .l‘i‘l
DIP m. Neh- "maul?" m
f ee eta. ‘
‘ BOLD IV
THE OLIFFORD PHARMACY
TH! INIDGE PHAIHAOY
AGED WARREN MAN DEAD.
WARREN. Coma, March l2.-—Frank-
lln E. Curtis. aged eighty five years. a
well known citizen of this place, died
here yesterday He represented this
town in the legislature several yars
ago and leaves a widow, one son and a
tiaallghter.
i—‘W
Our
Tailoring-
Department
is now all activity for the
SPRING AND SUMMER
season. We are showing a
splendid assortment of fabrics
for light weight overcoats and
suits, in all the new and leading
shades. “Au.”
‘ -~ F’“
'1
'All Work
DONE UNDER OUR OWN
supervision, and not so—cnlled
tailor-made, which is shipped
out at town and factory made.
Open Monday. Wedneeday and
MW evening;
with 11115.
.Taller. Clothier, Hatter.
Fumleher.
uric- .
I! Washington at. 811. Net-walk.
.e
NIlY NNlNlNIi BANK
‘OUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANSACTO A aU:ENNEERAL BANKING
01111er
'Nlt I eloopoo:oL6 "Nfi?
” avenue—.- aun 11111011111.
$173,500.00.
EDWIN H MATHEWSON. Pf". '"
JOHN H KNAPP, let VlcePree.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice-
Prne. . A
WILFRED BODWELL’, Olehler. .1‘
DIRECTORS, ,
E. H. Matheweon Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Jouleh R. Marvln .l. Wallace Mervin
Chrletlen Swarm John H. Light
Fred H. Rowen.
‘iiiiii
our COAL’ tar-n'shmi'
is worth advertising—worth
I ' buying—worth having in your
bin—wwth burning. And we
are plt.1..s:d when it pluses: you.
received, and it .
ill rams I'll it.
111.1111. it 11
Y night 011 earth.
A. Stuii
Only 1 eat is good enough .
for us—r 'ul. , > .
A fine etc '7 mining just
Church in Zion.
Cutler had persuaded five of his au-
thorized assistant. deacous. Crawford
Spelling. Chad. Gottschalk and Bruno.
to hold to their original stand. 111
spite of a drizzling night his residence
was crowded.
The services were modeled upon
of his daughter Esther, including the
singing of the songs Dowic is said
to have sung upon his dtalltbctl ".lov
Cometh ill the Morning.” “Joy to the
World” and “Lead Kindly Light."
Deacons Samuel Chad and ii. I". Mur-
rls. Who were with Ilowle on his last
were. called 1111011 to
relate. incidents of those hours. Dow
coll Morris denied that the "First
Apostle" was delirious at any time.
He said he was merely ”talking ill his
sleep as he llttd dollc every night for
weeks."
The meeting closed with declara-
tions from almost every 1111.1 present
that they would remain in the present.
body until Dowic's will retails whom
he chose as his successor. Then they
will flock to his support. Many ex-
pressed the belief that this will be
be Overseer lit'yttut. now ill South Al‘-
rlt'a.
Arrangements for the formal ser»
vices of Thursday continue to show a
Fresh Eggs
Strictly Fresh Etlils.
25c doz.
Phone 223-3.
22 Cottage Ave.. East Norwalk
those conducted by Dowie at the grate 1»-
19015.
of Dotcr street), every day (except
Sunday). at 4 11.n1
at Norwalk up to i p m. and South
Norwalk up to 5: 30 p. n1.
Anning J. Smith,
lief. lapnuteeverel hundred scum -. .. b 1m h r , 'i‘hc ('Omn will In
“0”,, m." 111m ,, mm ,8. u 1; expected out new fire bell film were (“outs of Miss Hattie Cutler and 1m. .11 assistant demons, y w e o 898- J ,
”m 11 . - . Gould on Sat 1‘ . ~ Ind and to now were lnsteedof "m“ m . ml 11 -u- d b .11 111 .
um 2}: 32:31.1. cinemas,” this farmsfifieflfikauxv “35" $31332; ll day Nutter each doi- 3TB! 011' crutches being re- :NNEZDoN)N1isnglrtlifcifintgiaonecéilfysfiretli: :ggzdv;i’lt. e Cd 3 1111 uric ‘ . .
' ‘ been shipped several weeks ago The funeral of Mrs. Emily Plan: “1"" “fled to drive in the min and 1 stored to ”met formal services which they said were » ~ ~ A
a ”6 BOX. ~ - ._.‘._ ' . former resident of Weston. was held thenhobbliingtothaigoctgra111mm,)”- healthhy this rem- the only possible ceremonies, 'under 1
Bee them in the window. The walking in Dorian. when 1119 in New York. last week “W m If» “v .0" the. .4, YOU may be the Christian Catholic Apostolic I ”A D I 8 ~
-- Dr. Lorna
fig. ”Que cflimli'ebie
am"
(11 '11- W fififgfizfifl “a?
. Dal? nee. PM haunt“. Pa.
i sell only investments that l have
personally investigated. and which
have been most rigidly investigated
by some of the very best business and
professional men in our city, who have
large holdings with us, and who rec-
ommend these investments to their
most intimate friends.
A card will bring you our literature.
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN, General Agent.
16 Booth Main Street.
i
1847 ' 1903
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.‘
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.~ ' ‘
srovss AND amaze V
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING i
0
Gate and Steam Fitting, Gite Pistol-ea.
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have you new our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS .
COMPANY '
NORWALK
I".
17 WALL STREET.
ilailtl 119111 I
for freight Only
011 and after Tuesday, January 2.
‘ Freight Propellers will leave“
Pier 28 East River, New York, (foot '
Freight received
NORWALK STEAM BOAT CO.
C .c. Housman.“
Lessee. General Agent , ”
we H111 Nail PINBIS
011 Your Walls ‘
that have pleased you ever since we
put them on. Any more rooms to he
papered title year? '
Our etock of Wall Paper rcpreeente
the very latent patterns. The aelectlone
have been made from the 1907 produc-
tione of the beat factories.
Agent for the Robert Grave! and
F. R. Beck Company. ,9”... ,
Wilu Not this Y
and desirable. apartments are becom-' 1'
ing scarccr eterv day.
number of very desirable homes for
sale, and can make the terms and
price right.
J. M. Layton 81 Co
5 Railroad Avenue,
Own Hom’é ? .
Rents are advancing all the time
We hilt e a
INCORPORATED.
South Nerwatllt
__... "rt-raw»
Crockery. 'alaeeware. Houaefurnleh-
Inn Geode. Framed Pictures.
White Enamel Pelee with fixtures
10c!
Cloth Shades, with fringe, no.
Window ehadee and Picture Frame
made to order.
Painting, Palm Hanging and Decor
atlng.
We give the 8. I H. Green Trading
Stamps. J”... 11
L Ii. DECKER:
' 87 Washington Street.
Tel. Con. South Not-walk.
.-
Wm“
FRANK c.
VAN SCOY
aspirants. manta“.
swan. lilllltit.
1101: Must Nth
MID Elsi
oils rtr'rtito. . It?“ i
Tin. slice: Iron. 90111.: ‘i.’
M. 11111121112. "‘2 i
In South Main Street. 'N.
louthorwalk,Conn.
'1." Hit
“E
once to your health and hoppineee to
let anyone insist Icahn! unless
they are thorough mechanism undir-
and ventilating systems. My work is
guaranteed.
#L‘tlvtemn. HIA'rmn. 'rmumo'.
it Monroe at youth riot-walk, Conn.
conusn MAIN nun [who
ery room heete .
in your house is of too much import- ‘
standing every branch of the plumbing
Aurthur It. Bonediot.i5”«
EVERY 1.on saggsssmo cum:
W ‘
should be equipped with daintfi
snow white, one piece “Standard" Ford ,6
cclain Enameled Lavatory. '
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would,
be to hate hot and cold running math
in your dressing chamber I no
lag apartment of first floor ilcii,
room? Its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort. ;‘ .
' We will gladly, quote you prices,
plumbers are strictly competent
chanios, honest and reliable. '
Horace R. Na
1""
Our room a ”column mutt. ,
and Electric 1.1 hie throughout." ' “
RATED 111511110111 “
tilt col'e celebrated Wind}
Cigar-e alwaye on hand.
T.J SULLIVAN. '
' , Telephone Guilt 39M
Norwalk Chronicler