Have Good Blood.
Every person would feel better by
Wits a good blood purifier in the
8W5. and we know of no remedy that
fulfills every requirement as well as
our-
BEEF, IRON AND WINE.
It. gives you iron in a form that is
all ready to do you good Our Beet,
11111191111] Wine is made rent the finest
11m : bump 6111111
care i lInfilu‘g t mi“
Full PM dotting-‘90 cm
The Bridge Pharmacy.
PLATNER C BRADLEY fipgpflgtor.
205 Washington {’6 1. 7. 1,. I
Tel. cell 641- ~24 ‘
Mrs. M. L. it A. Dessureuu spent
Jestel'duy in ridgcport
Work was resumed yesteiday upon
the East Avenue naive-1'.
A meeting of the Philathea Class
will be held Friday evening at the
cl11111:11
John C1111 is rebuilt}: the planking
on the bridge which was torn up to
1 match way for the pile driver.
The cottage pray'ex llientlng of the
Adventists will be held toniori ow night
at the home. of Henry Table: in Not:-
wlnk 1
Clarence “ilustcr Ayrcs is about‘ to
cover his connections and leave lie
position on the oyster boat Sylvester
Decker. l ,
The second basketball tenth of tho
Pastime Athletic (‘uh will go to Bridge.
port tomorrow night to play the West
12nd Boy 11 Club.
Miss Mnylie E. Henwood of Coptic
street, Bethcl was the guest of Miss
Bertha Benedict, in East Norwnlk,
over Sunday.
The regular weekly 1 .class nit-11t-
ing'to be held this event iii the East
Avenue Methodist (‘hu
1
,1
Will 111.1 un-
der the leadership 111,13 flight}! if-llom
motile“. .3153“,
Work is very slow'go'w'nit the Ru-
del Oyster Company 111111 orders
are slacking up (1111111,? {fl‘h‘o deacon has
been :1 fttirl'y1gmd doe, but oy stern
have been so 11,121} it hits b11111
imposnible for it 'co out '11 to run its
soup depmtlu it did last wiuttr.
.
ROWAYTON
liv'1111'mun lddwuld 3. Ludrigan hns
purchased il 111nm of line buy homes.
l’hlllp l1‘1 b.1115, wild llus been visit-
ing in New 'o‘rlr dl”llVUl-l iiphio lust
mght
Baggtigelnustcr 11nd hirs. Flodelit it
E. Lockwuod w1tI eased the sights in
New York 1it1 ye eitcrday. ' ,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mills. of Row-
tivt'on avenue have returned flout n
wo'tik‘s 1lsit in New Yolk.
Miss Blane] Isabelle Smith of
Lenot Hill We to New 1'01]: to spend
a few days with. to lutlvcs.
A_ t1111lit141i ht foot lttuuch arrived
yesttu 11.11 tron ny villo \11w York,
for Charles Kll ,‘,tlto playwright. ‘
Mus. Alex Raymond, of Raymond
street 11 he has been ill tor some time,
has recovered, and is ‘able to be about
again.
from New York to a. residence 011 the
East Norwalk
Tire District
Artsessment Notice
Notice is hereby given tintt tin as
seeiflwnt otthu poll." and taxable 111111)-
111 if of the Dust l\1n11.1lk Fire District
ha. been made on the Town List oi"
19.
Sold ussctwnwnl list may be found
for.,exuminutlon til the store of Ed
Ward 143. ‘oI'htIm, on Fuel. street, in
said ‘district.
The. board of relief will meet, at the
said store of Edward 11). Gorham on
'l‘ueiiiday, March 26,1907 1112 o‘clock
peels mode to 9111111, 1mm paid assess
mentllst. '1
Dated at East Norw‘ui‘k Conn,
1:107.
’ March 15,
' It].
A.
ll
1'}.
l". SMITH.
\t' ALilltth
L...,.l,leNDihb
liisti'ldt Committee.
l-L Humbert. Clerk.
1
-»
llcccivcti on tile. Mar-1h l.’ I, I‘Iti't'.
.. .. .. .‘-... .-w.——. ..
————-—
Notice is hereby given that an as
of 1906.
for examination at. the More of Edward
district.
said store oi Edward
Tuesday, March 26. "i
lent list.
Dated 111 East
March, 1.5. 19117.
= 1.-
; '1
1
I; (I. FOWLER,
G. 11‘. 11111111111111.
', ,South Norwnlk at 11:30 o'clock 11.11-11'
Mr, Harris and family are to move
1). 111., to hear ,and detertniue all 1111-. ,
"‘7 sitlon with the Diamond Ice Company,
Assessment Notice
basement of the polls and taxable prop-
erty of the East Norwal‘k School Die
' trict has been made on the 'l‘owo List
Said assessment list, may he tound
1'1: 001 [1.1111, on First ptreet. in until
3 The board of fell“ twill me: at £251 m.
am 11 1
{at 5 o'clock
,to hear and determine all ap-
E5111”; made to them can hold decent
District Committee
hint; Clerk
,1
West Side. next month. They former-
ly lived here.
Mrs. Margaret Norvell has resigned
her position so housekeeper with John
L‘Hommedieu,
Reply to Query—«The census for the
Town of Nowell: 1 19's was i 956;
890 it Mai; 11'? This is as (at
bar as our records
Rev George E. Farrel. W Ilngler
Meaghei and Henncssey, bit-3.1!. H
North have letters to be called for by
them at the Rowayton postomce.
Postmaster George W. Bryan was ta-
ken suddenly ill lust. Fiiday while at
work in Boy‘lstons carriage NOW
and has since been confined to his
weldenoe in Rowayton avenue.
A green social was held last; night
ill "the homage! Mr. and Hans W. F. A1111
bier, litiwayton avenue 'The 11tfgir WM
interesting and entertaining and the
young people had :1 pleasant time,
The: now 1:11' put upon the Row nylon
trolley lino two weeks since leaving
\
e1 clung has been so well patronized
that the company is going to continue
it.
i'
The Rownyton Fife - and Drum
Corps is to hnvo 11 benefit dance in
the molten Town Hall, .'l‘hursday Ne‘i
hing. March 38. William ‘Shcpard's
Orchestra, of South Nol'walk, will pro-
vide the music.
Fronts _Loclr1vood..haa purchased, g
large team of gray hornos, and wll
start in the tru1lting business in this
place April lot 111.1 has been cm-
plovcd for soil]:1 time by tht1 Alia 8
Express Company 1113011111 Notwltlig.
Frederick W. Merrlfleld has moved
1 golnunior A1 11‘. 11111113111115 house in
Avaytou uvenuo to the place he re-
cently purchased in Raymund street.
and which was recently overhauled
:Ind repainted. A family front Stamford
will occupytho liuthttwny place.
The handsome new residence of _
Miss Virginia: Wisschuseu, at Token-
1111' Pnrk, is nearing completion, 111,111 i
the owner ox |lt‘(' ts to come from New
York next week to tnkc v [1051191351011
The work wns done under the supervi-
sion of Architect Ilnnnlstel'd, of New
York city. ‘1
(‘arpeutcls (Inployed 1311' the New
\eIk \‘1111' ”1111111 and lip on] Rail-
road (‘ompnny have finished “W over.
llt‘iill work 111 tlu1 Raymond atrm't'
bridge, and have been at, nor on tin1
Main Siit’ti lnidgc, which is exported
to be complett 1] tonight, (1111 tht1
men go to Nuugtt‘t'tibk mwmw rk
F
on the large 516,91 bid :11... .. 15...,
”8W-a~— '
Prevent colds tnd‘lllic’ttliiiis‘ln.
f 10‘. i do not have one11:1tuml,euvymmvemwi 11
he lmwclu eat-l 1 day on um 11 1114111111- cm‘v m1. «
In: 11 111' syslnm to co 11s and drthml‘N‘Sm. Luv.
.I'n Iron-11: Tablets tune and strengthen 1111
«1111111. so 111111. th11 do the work nntnro intended.
"aw
DARIENW AND NOROTON
-‘.—*7...
llanl‘ord Smith 111111 11.
Stumt‘mtl. yesteldnl'.
visitor in
The Jolly Ten is to hold another
Dance in a short time
John F Stevohs' ifi erecting a dwel-
ling house in Illndley Park
A routine meeting of 'tl111 Board of
Selectmen was bod yesterday.
M 1's. Peter Peterson is about to open
:1 fish market in itnlh'oud art-11111.1.
Advertised letters in the Durit-u
l’ost ofllce tire for Mrs. Betsey Lock-
wood and Mrs. M. Mills.
‘ 'lhc Wednesday Afternoon “hist
and attend ih:1 Hippediome
The lust of the action 0i cnlertuln-
ments in the course given by tht‘1 Men' 11
Club of the Darien Congregational
Church was held inst evening, when
Laurent. the magician, gave an exhibl
tion of his wonderful powers as :1 pie-
stldizitatcul‘.
A meeting of Eagle Hook and Ladder
Company was held on Saturday night
at the truck house, to 1211111 nation on
building :1 tower near the truck hence
for the new fire bell, which is, 1.11511111111-
ed to he too hetivy for the hanging
in the tower of the town hall. The
truck company is willug to do the work
if the scltfctulcn will allow them to do
so. .
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia: llr:-.
zillun Balui isbrenking up colds 11 hon
ever tried, almost without exceptiel
10, 25. 500 :Ind $1.00 bottles. The Cili-
ford, Baxter’s and Pluisted's. *’
NEW CANAAN
‘W
.
, Qcoi‘go Brunt, bf- New Ybrk, has
been visiting in town
George Riilllltllltl is sciiously
his home in (.‘uI'loI'slI'11It.
MIxtInII 1'1..F1'1111k 1411111: 1111.1 unit: 1-
ill at,
New York city.
The 1301" 11 Social ( lnb will meet in
the b:1‘111pn,1t',ll.'1ll llIH'IIIdltt building,
this evening
-' 'Wulluoc Summis iiilS Itcceptnd 11 po-
in Stamford J
John Kelley, the young son of Mr.‘
and Mrs. Harry Kelley- who is seri-
be expected
Mrs. Catherine Brown, aged seVenty
1'
ter, Mrs: James Kelley, Carter street,
funeral has ‘held in St
. . n ‘
edly the best for P lee.
”ind intended to build in Reddiug this
-,best laxative tor women nnd children
till ordinary cathartics as it does not
irritate ti) smut-och upd bowels
‘Plaistod's 2 Store Ind Pintner &
Bradley.
WESTPORT
Club is to go to New \oxk Sntuldny. '
'titlilittu 1'1',1 ntlv'os ft'bin iii'otflrly‘n' :Iit‘d '
1111st iii With pneumonia 11nd typhoid
fevernis said to be comfontiblc as can
years. died at the home of her dough.J
last week, after a long illness. The
A,loystue
Church Saturday morning, Rev. Father:
O’lleur‘y officiating Requiem high moat
meanest-me
It“ on "’
sold here by
The Clifford Pharmacy and The
Brill, "e Pharmacy.
REDDING.
Attorney S. C. Show, of Bridgeport,
hadrented for the coming summer the
houhe on Reddlng Ridge which Miss J.
L. filldeI owned until recently and oc-
cupied herself during the past two sea-
sons. She will sail for Europe soon
on a merely misidon ‘for Putnums
Maxunlney of which she is 0111.19: t, c
editors, and remain abroad most oft.
summer. Her niece, Miss Catharine ’
Jeannette Chumley Jones. to whom
she recently deeded the house Iefen ed '
to, will accompany her. Mr. Show
spring, but lite plans in this respect
are deferred hiy topsoil of his failnle
to secure 11 eatiafatcory site.
CLEARS THE COMPLEXIQN.
0mm Laxative Fruit fiyrnp stimu-
lates the liver and thoroughly cleanses
the system and clears the complexion
oi! pimples and blotches. It is the
as it is mild and pleasant, and does
not glipe or sicken Orino is much
superior to pills, apericnt waters and
Frederick Bittdloy has been ill with
th he grip
Arton hall has been wired for elec
tric lights.
Dr. Nolnn spent Fridny in
port on business
Lloyd Nash who has been very sick
BI ld"11.
ls galnt mpldly
Jt‘uncs.Shrr11'ood is ill at his home
in Greens l'nrms.
Frank P Sun-gas has his house
wiicd to: electricity.
The infant son of Mr. 11nd Mini: Bar-
ry litckor is you ill.
Douglas's Pnrdy- hns'beeu suffering
with malaria £01211 week.
‘ W. l‘Inrrltt themnn
some time in Springfield.
The Boy‘s Brigade will meet tonight
in the Methodist Church. ’
David Muhoney has returned to 1118‘
work utter a short illness
Captain Samuel Wilson is very sick
at his homo in Saugntuck. ,
“.Mlti Samuel Elwood is cutertnlniug
h11I'1l.1ughtcr from New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Booger have
llt'i‘il 1'1'1't1llt visitors in Bridgeport,
is spending
Rev. Mr. Mackenzie who bus been
visiting in Dunbury, has returned
110111.11.
Mr. and Mrs Finnk Perry are to
"1011 into the Smith place on Wright
'.-:'III111t.
Temple lodge moth-Just week and
,"'111IIl11d the second degree upon two
cuntlidntes.
visited his sons in
Sunday.
Mrs. Cloude Gillette of Pittsburg,
P11. is visiting her mother Mrs. H. E.
Sli1x'.wood ,,
Samuel Elwood:
long time with it
inc ruphlly. ’ .
Miss CaII'iI1 “1.01103 mun has 111.com»
iv been the guest pt 1'.:11111 Mrs. G.
WHaIlcu Brndle‘y. ,.
I'l‘he Min-y 1.1111111... Guild meets
this afternoon with Miss Alice Smith
of Snugntuck
Mm Horace Wakemnn and daughter
who have been visiting in New York.
have returned home.
Justice steph Morton has returned
Schuectady' 0ch
tlouble is full
and Newark. N. J.
11111:. Thomas Adams of Derby.
visiting'her fnther. James Sherwood of
Cross Highway district.
Miss Mary It. McCormick of New
Mrs. \iary McCot mick.
Mrn,i1l‘ornne Mills who has been
visiting relatives in Daricn and Port‘1
(Jill-310121188 returned home :1
Mr. and Mrs. 1.111111 (‘1 ilungert. urn
entertainluu Mre.‘ Frunlt l‘loslon 11nd
(lll‘1111,('illltll‘t'il ot' Bruiicliville.
"lhc, young people of the Methodist
(hunch 111-11 planning to give an old
folk‘ 5 concert in the near future
Mr. and Mrs Stanley Fillow and non-
hew have been recent. guests of Mr.
and Mrs A. L. Hubbard in Wes
ton
MI. and Mrs. William L. Taylor 1'11.-
contly entertained A.1 'l‘. 1 ilnrr
daughter, Cnthcrinu,
t'lty.
'llI11 Misses liyilt‘,
111111111qu 1111" winter
bur-1 I"'1t1uuctl to their home in
‘ai'r's
M114. 1'.-VII llowns 11f lllhlgt' IeIl
been \lniting her parents , ii.
11 -'
who have hot-l
in 1Brlducpot‘t,
(llktlit't.
Trinity Guild will meet with Mr’s'
'l aylor on Wednesday afternoon. Panel
1
some afternoon.
bcn “'1110k
‘11
unlock Friday “moon.-
,1.
ii
intending the ulterntidns to his sum-
1 .
‘ed to his tonne mildew York
Mount. the full choir anoint
torment {0111an the Smith Ridge
3919 large plg- ety, nit Hoyt’a Nu
Ct
evening The fire started 11110
the, building, :1 framerstrno
north in 1111111111.-
potion Jim, but.- it in not 1111
many perished. rlike force of
- lved‘on 1119111”? 11.. 113,11].
' I
.1.,
r'flml, 'I’
new
rter street, was burned Saturddy
'Etl aid :Cnrp'cntern tII'I
athe new residuum of h}.'l‘.[ledf1n‘d
ionmomhlolud. “will be much 111111:
11: ltd»: 1111‘ 11111! lIIIuduomvr tlmn 1111': one recent.
“it 111111911 "Hf 11110111111111.1111. ,
r 1111'. nnnrylirlonds of George 1'. Jon-
their heartfelt
d. was
About 1511 plus 111111151
111 the nursery had considerable 111111111
in herding the pigs in nu orchard 1141111' mum. extend u, him
the pen and tho scouting and grunting rvmpnmi [99 11111141111111 of bin 1111111 M11:
,01 11111 hey: above the rear and unable ter, Mrs. 00¢th 3111111111131 ihompoon.
flint; John H.
u vety illicit 1‘11 the home of hi
'dfiughtcr M 61177371 1111111 , Smith. :
(a momma.
Mining: dip 3F"
fimiinons tire nt war
'33,
iii:
fire.- '1" 1'.
111111.111: Guucbet of imperial nvcnue '
has been ill a .
from a visit with friends in New York ‘; ‘
is "
Ym R has been the. guest of her mother ,
and
from New York'
ilIo'
has
and
M 111.1.d11lu Jennings, of Greens F111 mu
Guild will meet with Miss Staples tho.
hm Clit'tstopher Mchnn. who has
“filth-1 pneumoniaiu passed
cofully away at her home in Sony
Chnriee Bedford 1111b libs been super _
mer home In Greens F:'11ms.- bani-11111111-:
31411111111111 Who 1111.:
Melted to be im.
,fiallroad imptovenicnts
7of t
Morphing. or my other nucotio
”halibforming“ drug.
M lo I. ”w Illeup' s leis...
Nothing of e poisonous or harmful
ehenctor enter- into its composition.
This clean end pure cough cure
boom pong): 3:1: ‘03th cured
on 01 1' e nu. .
' y Till-med ”119.110de from eon-
"iii... dared thousands of lives.
A 35;» bottlo dentition do do“.
At‘oll druggiets’, 250., 50c. nod 61.
Don't coup! W“ clue.
T
which oocur1'ed at her home in Wisoon
sin.
The Music Study Circle will meet
with Mrs.‘ Frederick B. liuhbe'll Wed-
nesday afternoon at. 2 o‘clock.
Subject for discussion is “Rondo Form
and Barber d’Seville."
Arthur Solcy of Riverside avenue.
who Is engineer of the steamer Gene-
ral Putnam is to go to the Jamestown .
Exposition in the strainer which has
been chartered for seven months.
1111 services will I111 held in Christ
church next Wednesday evening. R1112
..arl iteillund of Grace Church, Now
of Saugatuck. will sing.
'At. the fourth quarterly conference
held in the M 11) Church last week
1111101101131 Bishop was :likl‘tl to re-
mntn as pastor 'of the chmch another
ycui and was given :1 sum of money
no a present Mr. Bishop has been in
Westport two wars and in that time
he. has raised funds for .1 new church
which will be build in the center of
the town. ,
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPSIA.
Mrs Franklin Bush, or New Castle.-
.Dcl' says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress.
‘nnii belching ' i tiled everything] ,
could hear of but nothing helped me
until 1 took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely?
For sale by R. ll. Pleieted. F. H.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
"How did you like your new nutclno
bile?"
“1’ m worried. The man that sold it
to me said that it would inst longer
than I wouh ."-Detroit Free Press.-
1 FOUND AT LAST. .
J A Harmon. ot Ulemore.- West
Va. sayzs “At last I have found the
perfect. pill that. never disappoints me;
and for the benefit of others ntllictcd
with torpld liver and chronic. constiv'
nation. will 3111': Take Dr. Kings New
Life Pills." Guaranteed satisfactory;
25c at F ii. Baxlcrs, south Norwalk
and In. P Weed“: Norwnlk, drug-
lists.
.The new wood Finish is noted for
itsgtualityw Wih make a hard, durable
Charlesll D011
=1 HARDWARE.
111;.WASHINGTON STREET.
‘ Dbone Ida—v
32“-“...0 ~.__W....__
l
3
v
l I .
g 'rI-Ie,"cH'Ic,{,I.IeI-I1'.
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Useful in 111111 'part'of the his“...
i753 . .' » NhQM’RlQPu‘
a 1.1.11 ,
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a
It:
k
1. a fllWashington St, St). Norwalk.
N IlGA'J‘UC.
“Stiller an Italian. em‘p
on the
was crushed
39:11: by‘ the sliding of a portion
embankment in a cut ,at [11311111
City, #911113.» 1111111113an Ming 1‘
led by the town.
-.....L.......-...4 1L. «uLW 1mm.
i
.HURMIEF. DANNXISUN,
45 Wall 111., Norwalk. l
Real Estate and Insurance.
We have several decided bargains
in income producing property thalt'l
must increase in value with the rapid
growth of the town.
The 1
‘ DAVID w. Rll mono.
Funeral Dlractar
and Embalmor.
19 North Main 81.. South Norwalk
Residence. 6 Washington St.
Telephone at: house, 1342.
Telephone at office, 3362.
I
I
i
The Sixth service in the united Lei» -
Turk. will speak. Miss Edna Bradley, 1.
BE. Gallium,
Q11 no. MAIN 31.
Money Loud
office on their own name.
One of 1h}. fight 1111111111111 Wolsbxtcbsi ‘
111mm:
1
1 l
,1. ~.
East Norwaik
To
452.
Spring éStules
Men’ s and Children’ s
Suits.
J', .
I an.) ins,
.‘1
MEN'S AND BOYS' FURNISHER.
30. NORWALK.
Housewives and anyone drawing a
weekly salary can secure money at our
Call and see In.
Independent loan and Se-
curity 90,
Hevllend Bldg" . Washington St.
Office Hours, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING. 4111.
STEAM. tum,
' 1101' WATER.
MD l“; ll:-
onsrrrrme, i.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper .
:31: 8011111 Main 311111.
1.11 ”I
Comb Norweilr. (311111111
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1
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A'Ffl I‘M
'9109
eunrw‘e- WNWNTI.
$173,500.00. .
ted-luau 1 . 1'1”“
13th11 H MA'n-Iizweou, line.
~ 1.11“." 1'11" 1111'"
memento onvvsbwcmtoe.
£13.»:
it}
leaves no relatives and will be bl‘r‘inéinfgteni'm h lli’
II 011 :1
LAD
«‘17‘uf‘7,
f 'rnANeAc'I'e cement. I‘Aukmo
we! I”.
:11on HuRaWA .2111 VIce.
go 1" . VINO.
"finch 10.11» 11.1110 ion
mar chainplons surviving rom refiner!”-
mm“ interest. , Nilti
Techie: (than
Boston Tennis and '
,coniinued unabated. oshua Crane.
.'.,lI 111 this city who has thrice hold
title. was pitted today
Kyeene? of New
DIES
“or. unaware—-
m W
Saigon” cit. Rel Iefifi‘fifior
superior to all“! remedie- Ioid at.
313;. unronteod Quenching Dido"!
“u 7“"
manuerxi’lfll‘eeetlmon ll udqionklelf 1.100
11:. llall‘rauco. l’hilndeinhim 1'.:
Two So rend-Hand
LOCOMOBILES
In first-class condition at
very reasonable prices.
Also one 1906
Model 1" Buick.
These cars must be sold to make
room for the new cars winch are
coming,
F F. [UBKWUUD 8100.
. “Honest Goods at Honest Prices."
39 Wall Street. Nor-walk.
Our
Tailoring
Department
is now all activity for the
SPRING AND SUMMER
1
season. We are showing, a.
splendid assortment. of fabrics
for light weight overcoat: and
suits, in all the new and leading
11.11-11.qu Charles E Bendeyht Keith
York. I former title 1191111311,”;
matched Igainn: Pl: '1'e inn-lilard. Jr,
; a’y' "51:53. ~.
'ot' the: ting Jnv Gould
1'11211 -ol1l N1111'Yo
champion, lg“ 531111.: 111'.
111 as out:
‘,
1111. d
”*fifi.-.
ThePlumblng
in your house in of too much import.—
once to your health and happiness to.
let anyone instill such work unlew
they are thorough mechanics. unil(i'~
every branch of the plumbing
mating aye stem My unit: is,
ur Ii. Bonedloty
pE'iiImmcj'. Hefiluuflrnmnm
5 "talenm 61., 80541311 N RCOM.
1 not only inventments that I hav‘% ,
persona“; investigated, '1 d which
have Milli most: Ngidly?’ estigntcd
by some of the 11m? best 1.11m
professional men In our city, who ,
large holdings with us,ai1d ‘7“ ' " '
ommeud these investmente‘- them.
most, intimate friends.
A card will brill" .1011 our liibrtitnre;
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN, General Agent. .1
16 South Main S_treet.
I
1847 . fluid:
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEA ING.‘
HOT AIR HEAT! 7
srovesv AN? emetic
SLATE AND IN GROW! NH
Gas and Steam Fltting.G :1, fixtur‘éq
Metal Ceiling, Etc
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THE JONES & nozmmsé
COMPANY
17 WALL STREtTI
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All Work
DONE UNDER OUR OWN
supervision, and not somlled
tailor-made, which is shipped
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Open Monday, Wtftlnch‘; and 1
Saturday evenlngs.
USEPH iii.
1 trailer, Clothier, Hatter, _
Furnisher. "
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85 Walhlngton 31.. So. Neiv‘alk.
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We Have lid in us
On Your Walls
that have pleased you ever since we
put them on. Any more room: to be
papered this year?
Our stock of Wall Paper represents
the very latest patterns. The selections
have been made from the 1907 produc-
tions of the best factorlel.
Agent for the Robert GFavee and
F. R. Beck Company.
Crockery, Glassware. Houufurnleh
Ing Goons, Framed Pleiuree.
' White Enamel Pelee with leturn
1°C. ‘ l "flu
Cloth Shades, with fringe, :80.
Window Shades and Picture Fromm
made to order.‘
Painting. Paper Hanging end Decor
ulna.
We give the 8. l H. Green Trading
Stamps. ‘ __ my. IW
..‘L H. DECKER,
87 Washington Street.
Tel. Con.
South Norwelk.
llallg line to N l
for freight Only
(‘11 and a..er Tuesday, January 2;.
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Pier 28, East River. New York, (tong;
of Dover street), every day (except
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
:It Norwalk up to 4 p.111. and South
Norwnlk up to 5: 30 p. m.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
Annlng J. Smith, c .C. Hegeman.
Lessee. General Agent
Willi ”1151111117 You
Oi'vn Home “.2. ‘
Rents are advancing all ‘the time
and desirable apartments are beconn
lug soarc'er every day. We have 11.
number of very desirable homes for
rule, and can make the term-s and
price right.
J. M. Layton 81 Co
INCORPO RATED, .
5 Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk
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snow white one piece “Stnndard” Perv
col nin Ennmolcd Lavatory. .
ilave you ever stopped to consltlott
how delightfully convenient it Woultl
be to have hot and cold running watch.
in your dressing chamber,” aleél')‘
ing apartment of first floor tollell
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort! ' "
Wfi 11111 gladly quote you prices,
plum 3111's are strictly; coinlinte ,"
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THE NEW
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and EleétI‘ic ngh
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Acid REMONAIL!
Finely stocked m" in com-int
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