mm ,~ ‘
"Rb
f
muddle eating
hip ol'th league of “In: East
0&er
Avbnuo Church yesterday;
Bert Vborhees leaves Saturday for
Biughnmpton, N. Y., to get Mrs. Voor
hoes, who has been spending some
time there.
Contractor wells Gamble than
look Idvsntage of the high tide and
launched the public float, which will
Emmy be put in place in a short
Services were surpendod at. the East
Avenue Mewist Church, and at the
Aslvbnt Christian Church lust eve T
him that the members inlght attend
tufi‘big mobs meeting in South Nor
we ‘ ‘
11W nether GilbertTBogart and Edward
Merritt are experimenting in the mat-
tit of flying machines was the sub-
loot of some interest, when they were
sehh flying a big Chinese kite on the
meadows. .
W704—
ifl‘he ,‘hiih tidewf thief morning awn...
19¢. as times hy- the fresher which
ppitred down: the river. cans ii men!-
rm to. loose their: barons nd swin-
mono. to a“gout tot. protection»;
from the w , ne boyj‘ibraved the
ruin to ‘exe1cise his marksmanship on
them with a 22 calibie rifle
‘UI'
,j ,
sA son of Dominick Cnuevarl was run
0961'. by a horse pad wagon Friday
ensuing on the Wpshingtou street
13M ndtbly rifle horses hoofs
aimed. tithe little dellow: by a hair
breadth not the wheels passed over
sweat“ not seriously bin-,t how.
evhlgr an the wagon was not a very
henvy ‘o'n‘é.
' holds.
merit—rustle W Bowen
i Transients—Harry
the two funds above mentioned.
haltunoéals Regu'éetsw give just the re-
! B l'
regul‘ite 1%},th
George ll. Krause, wiiOti Walnut Ave),
have purchased five of the special one
design.MTower boats such as, Commo-
idore Clarence Bl. Osborn proposes that
the members of. the Norwnlk Yachta
club secure to mike up a close. .
houses on Hamil
Board of the M Arms Methodist
Superintendent of Primary TPYIOT
“Him.
swortti.
LtWiathd. A. minus.
Chortster—H. J. Hipson
Pianist—Jilin Sadie Randall.
Financial Secretary-Charles
Whittaker. ,- ‘.
The trseasurer reported that all
bills had been paid, and there was
a balance in the master. ..
During the year $40 hos been raised
for the library fund and 855 for the
mission fund. The expenses of the
school amounted to $215 exclusivetof
Depart
Secretorywlln ymo
district;
Qnioyedn
C.
-"i hove been somewhat Motive
miltilr and
wells perfectly"
Altoona. Pa
RDWAYTON.
The heavy rsi‘u of last night caused
an unusually heavy tide in the river.
the water coming up to the tops of
niany of the docks and landing places.
The Northpori Yacht club members
W'
s i, Atwtertwhawmomhaa the
6,”!th 9r bulldiéllf two double frame
t avenue fbr Frank
Lemongelti in south Norwalk. The
same owner has plans for sever al sin,
gle frame houses on the some nvc- -'
nue , . .
m
Hiram Sheri-on. of Rownytoa. on Sci»
11rday received allelic? from his son
George A fiber. “on .pf the firm 0
mining engineers of Sharron and Toto,
at Liberty Nevada in which Mr Sher»
ion describesghhn conditim there dur: ~
pertinent.
pensive. Wtatoeg are 36 cents a puond.
hay and oats lo centsa
amt) a dozen. other products in porpor~
0“- Li «
loved by all
more Mr and Mrs.
s love and Kitty-
Mas. Macbet
rs. Brodie
ice and ot
a... m ”iii mt
ables at the mo hour.“
A1“! at v!
this
Mrs. Herbert Been has been a re-
cent guest of relatives in Bridgeport
' grim“? After that Wm iii
: ' he got the Wm M“ ..
. ”flflfim": u’figm;‘ $33: A farewell receptionio Rev. Edward
, 'Aonly' E“ , Connie item will be llitthiu evening
“w“ Wm; ‘ in the Arcane sthodiat Episco- returned W
Y“ m Tpal Church. at ‘i: to 9'.ch ‘ i
Obi; knowledge L ”a. I
A meeting of the Sunday School
Oliver H Jennings who hes been1
spending a few daysin New York has
.9 B 3’, 2': .1 i, '32? :
W wile dug «been
spending the winter in Ridgefleld has
returned home. .
' Church was held yes a neon I the ‘
church and the followirgg yum; get-e “f. “R “W W Butterson visited.
elected. . lira. Buttersco- um yr the Brio-
Jsfpirigtepdew-g. c Hawkins Senor! WW WW?” . 1
Fr: as stunt u interment-H
W br.‘ liownrd “’55 3}: N‘ep tpEii,
Jileeond Assistant-«Harry R. Rey “ "13““ " “i“ “ Greens
Farms with his miller. Edward J.
Dwight Agents .0: Crpss Highway
til
celebrated
‘Hetsel,
the upper, part
ofthe slnte last week
W ‘
on Friday evening [Jody Pulmcrton
lodge. S of. B.
sonnet anniversary .
large attendance from the lush! and
other Imam u .
its ninth
There was it
it:;1
..., Ht
A public. four churches. nn‘g electric
light and water systm and n the de-
Proyisions are clute ev-
Vi v
polind eggs
tir- .73 I t
l ! an" r
"~11“;
A merry throng of relatives. ibud,
friends gnveer. 1'!de Aurel Bu ér
a pleasant surprise os’ic cyculn
week. A very pleasant thee wanton
Among“? those- -prsseut~
libretto Millie;
ills, Mr.
Mr. sud rs. Sabin tang-
man and son rout Bridgeport, "Mr rind
hs Baker, Mist. Florence Parr
(Is ._ .
W1.
it
Brita Gerhnrt at well known yonss
men in the town who Went to the gold
regions some tines veers ago to join
his brother who hnsibeen living there
nilong time. wrote a very lutore‘ijitlugr
letter home last wheit
that the country is severe on bed,
frilftl the states
long «end cold oudi the suinlnizrb- short
had quite hot.
new at time of w hing, Not s. winter
has passed wit .~
He writes
I The Wiptbrspll'd
vi as 54 degrees below
. one freezing
Mn man: are
human quite
pact. e city in
. Use Kedbsdy'h laxatives. Cough
strum; Childreni ll
taste and mothers 5' ya it him'
its pi asant
train at the lending drug store in nearly
st‘»
and‘ not universal
* N that of:- the alloys under refrigern
ing the present. liiborviroublcs. He
“sentiment comm: no opiates, not
; M Mild drives oti't the d thro th how
The farewell sermon of Rev. Ed- 33?“:th 3mg? :0; tundra; 331‘; sis Made in “hi-let conform; to
Ward Cunningham was preached yes- herty. and that mgr trouble spread Wife F0951” Diiié‘w
tdi'fluy at the East avenue Methodist from there mm 11“ “Wit: sighs mm, mended and :61 Th he GREG“ Pilaf:
Church, hunch being “The Gospel gag “MW“u ilibuslness iwmnendi macy and The B gegfhsrmacy ,
of Mn“ Chd‘lflt. :80“ DD 69d” “1'. 6d} 3’“ ‘1‘”;th “re em an a"! ; 1", . { . .
gitlnnin'ghum Nehemiah to express count? of, mum”; m WM public , a“: . . .,
s regret lit: lowing, the church.ove1 buildings; “8‘; works a” 0th" pine Mrs; Georgefifeno line visited
which he hop presided as pastor for
so;’long and thanked the people for
til i cordial support and cooperation
wit him. He also took occasion to
thunk the newspaper: for their kindly
support of the church work and enter»
prises during his stay in East, Nor-
walk.
Tf-w—m—wp— ,.
Whenever the snow flies there is a
prosperous little, business man in East
Norwalk, who like Jay Gould was
once a poor boy. and who bears his
initials. but he is reminded of an er-
rand his mother once sent him on up
it steep hill.. to get a liar of molasses.
She gave him a silver coin, but it'
never reached the store. be having
lost it in the snow. He told his moth<
of the fact three times, and each
t e she said: “Go and get the
money. Twice he took a broom and
went over the truck. but the third
time he tools a kettle of hot water.
and pouring it along the bath it was
not. long before he found t c precious
WM
NOTICE
‘v‘East Norwaik Fire District.
«The tdxpayers of the East Norwalk
Fire District are her-dim notified that
a district tax of two mills on the
dollar. laid on the Town Assessment
[glut of 1906. at u meeting of the Dis-
tribt held on the 5th day of lune, 1906,
at. the East Norwulk school house, will
be due and payable on the first day
of April,1907. at which time I shall ,
be, ready to receive the same,,n,t mag
attire. No.10 First street. Pennlt
the rate of nine per cent a year rem
April 1,1907. will be charged on all
taxes remaining unpaid on and after
May 1,1907.
E..E GGRHAMC'P
collector of Tartan for the 'East
. walk Fire District. "
' Dated, East Norwnlk, March 30, in1997t
mg!” , , ,_T
NOTICE
in: mm School outset
The taxpayers of the East Norwnlkg3
school Dist riot are hereby untitled thetgo
(who? l‘fiflw I: of t e mills the
gig,“ oh the wt: his
t
mat. a. meeting of the dia-
be as and" yahlcll aim. am «by
oi” shut
bill"‘ on thii 15th day of June. 1903.
l ,VI-W
”an in
“Ind after
M
r
out.
T oils; 4in
dbl ”twill at Mt
Amount. in
es of.‘ importance Turmoil hinder guard,‘
and ulrendymeeverml men have been
killed. The some conditions also pre-
vail Int Tflnopah. Mr. Sherron is a for-
mer' test out of Rowuyton. and a gut
dilate of Cbiumbla’ University.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. ,
Mrs Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
Del. says: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R H. Plaisted F. H.
Butter apd'i‘he Clifford Phnrlnncy. "I
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
yea—i ‘
Miss Doyle and brothers. who have"
occupied the Henry F. Selleck place
this winter have rented the former
home of William Weed Main stieet,
Darlen. . _
M rs.
Herman Seileck who has spent thb
winter in Ashvllle. continues in excel.
lent, héhitli, and MrsVHenry Selleck .
and daughter expect to return to Dar- .
ion, in May
' Plans have ..«beunt made by Ar-
chitect .Nelson E. Empress, of Green‘-
wich. for a cottage to be built at Nos
iroton Heights for William Pesston. it
will have seven rooms heated by hot,
water and provided with all improve-
ments. Estimates me now being
made
A mung the marriages of onto! town
garnished ,in Greenwich wan:
people
liwood Sundford Biker, used
jtllat. of
87 of Dorian, engaged in the summon :
bile business in Mount Vernon, to
Miss Bertha M. Matthews, 27, a he»
tive of Canton Ill. and a resident of
New Yoriv. The murrlngev- was per-
.fornied by Judge Georg-2D D.Archer at
his home last Tuesday. ,
The Volunteer Children's Home. un-
or the efficient management of Mr.
"ind Mrs. William Bellini-t is contin-
hing its benefioent work. bud st pres.
out shelters sixteen children sunk. two
mothers Col. Lindsey. of Newark.
§§eieted at the Home. also Cenprai.‘
n
Fitch.
Norwnlk p
W 1 u :1...“ fl“
Ddrieu' friends received last week ii it'
post card from Miss Georgie F Denis
m. at Jacksonville. Fla. and wrote:
0
t
E...
A . ,. .tm , M...
ii .1 .. p.11},
T'. 1",: ,. L
.uu‘w
Bridgeport
Min. 1
n Booth, next week. this etc! Hurdlbutt s‘i
thetthe letter will spank hiatus few days visit in New York city with
Cdigegstionall churches of Dnrlen and friends. ,1 ,, ; -, , ‘ ‘
step
\
p—J
Frank 3
F—u—i—n .
Mr,’ and Mrs. Nude will move this
week to Phllgdqbbiap
Morehouse visited
Bridgepdrt lust twitch.
W
Douglas Williams was home from
Biidgeport ovei lsiiiidax.
M
Mrs I N Thorpe. left town on 8st»
urday for a vista in Dover, AiN. J.
, II-nl—M
T. W.
' A special town meeting will be held
in the Town Hall this afternoon
W
The MatineeClnb. met at, the rest-
deuce of Mrs.
Thursday.
'l‘reudweli. on
, Mrs. Cyrus Meade of Westport is
the guest of her son. Lynfun Meade,
of this place ,
,Mi'
0f
J.M.Beers.~',,§‘
Mr. and Mrs. IHawley Williams spent
Friday with Mrs. Frank Grace. on Ly-
ons Plain. 1
Mrs. Hill.
’lng flow weeks ut the residence of
1;.;., ». a,,_.1_
Bridgeport is spend-
W
Harold Burritt nus returned from a
:viait with Clinton Morehouse
Greenfield l-l'liJ~ .
on
"1"!“ .
'Johu Kernstiook, has returned from . ..;
Mt. Vernon where he has been spend-
. lug several weeks. n
Mlsszbfyra Burritt. has been spend- ‘ ,
log a few days at: the residence of
Mrs. Ephraim Fiheh. ‘
treni‘ “15*
Mr and MrnieCharles Corsa. have '
retumed from a few days visit with re .
latlve in the Bronx. >
WW»
will WW; :iihflflll
1fon1 a visit with: her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Newtbn 1h Norwlilk.
0%
Mr. and Mrs Charles Ambler.
',- have returned from a.
ti
innovate oun simulates
eased to denounce that; ~ '~ ‘
, 1 3;,
Mrs. W. B. klurlbutt,.Ji., and Mrs.
C. F. Gregory; of Chitn’on, were the
guests last week. of Mrs
Ephrlnm
,
.,, :2.th
and Tar for con hs.‘ j ‘
$615k s ln’n’ot illegal!
legs- and “(Wig 1i
_ n i w as it coalition sum
N'A Awsv sodium-r .
,hmimwl‘" 8:“ ‘
mytylvysiuw 'old one ‘
WNW 3117‘ it -
Ii
the result of
~ nbird
returned : 1
”builder the.
memoir»
1:4
"M
liver oil - *
i In the i?" A“ ll slyltc‘l‘nifingl
. ,nITT s most any
the] 11136.: ., curative eieweuth
known toe 1 in the cod’a liver are
“ministered in inhibit". concentrated
with tonic i added. .. .
to trim Vi in so stream!
use.» climbs and m
mined on bub; ilvbi thousand of the
low in bit: the United Stem
our body bu tier M strength risotto
for old people weak women. runvi
honoree. after nelson, and for: oil
mimosa: discus». Theidoctor know/I
what. he is lying, and the patient
knows who: 1- infill .
sous leading- struggle». The Clifford
Bhummy. say: “We sell Vinoi on n4
lunatic (hit, it in and will do all we
cloim 1"“ lbsor refund mhney. without.
Mail." The Clifford Pharmacy
NWWMIG we was. sole agents for
Vinoi in South Normlk. it is hour for,
every «Wu and city in the country
town , ,, .. .
nouns in NATURE.
, rm
Bethe of the booming Contradictions
, mint doused Encounters. .
i The man of science; like the man of
...“:
untimely; ebu
advocate. its now» tint the contrndlc
lions he studies are only such in
parent contradictions may be resolved
the most rigorous analysis. .u.
in; the realm of heat it seems that
certain rules of radiation, conduction, .
boiling. points and the like are general.
in most com they. not
as; if. niches in a few cases their effect
is masked bywauses as yet not under-
stood Let a few cause as perplexing
tlon be briefly recounted
.Iolder has a lower meltlnl
point than any of its ingotientm Sul-
egbie at 230 C. When steel is heated
and dipped into cold wetei it is her-
dosed: the some irentmeut softens
scanner. While almost every substance
expands with heat. rubber shrinks. In
most cases electrical conductivity is
impaired by increase of temperature.
not it when pencil rises to an almost
threefold augmentation of conductivity
when brought to incandescence in an
electric lamb
we may be well assured that when
these anomalies are resolved the ex-
planhtlons will bear. mohair trniu oth-
subtle. Science never does worthier
work than. where, as here. she points
to her ownunilnish'ed malls and bids
the studeutus a privilege and a duty
to supply their gaps its best he may.—
George 1ch.
”a “
Repealing. "are
t. horses that
i» fifties: asked the
”‘tbe bis things wit
hank so ny relation ,ul I?"
"N y child.” re on the wise old
owl: “but the people ln them
nre.‘ ~letlmoro American.
, W
he is used to
reaming letters szmgiy'that girl?"
~ “Because." answered Miss Cayenne.
"he knew immediately where to look
for the second m"—-Washlngton
Star.
.; v!
A hernia. insets». for fear
her jewels will be stolen mi her hus-
i.»
“to her
“How do my third: stolen kisses
ought to: be nonessed?"
Americana;
t0 look that will" -—Puck.
.....-
....—
_ Niki-Elijah ._ .v 1 t,»
J.‘ ft.’ (35"th Manager.
‘SERVICE LIP-Tongs, ' .
cuusms linebirrnssdo‘ ’
, lice. ’l‘eiepgiionpyiss.
.v’ ‘ ’
wine pi‘ht‘ée/J for H '
inductee and is
everymoelg” {p .. ,r .
.' hi?
fl new shit I'vehingik;
.1.
v
0‘1 presiding
look for the Vinolrsgency in youi -.
Till)
,,e Mrs. Wickler—Well.
law. has brought before him ntnulr an ’
unlike the aim or the].
in. He‘ deals mascots that muted
of .tbe conduit) Wombat with hob ;,
. sol!” Aw dun its bottom these can:
into noses at detected law. not simple 1-
enough: to disclose itself to slight but ;
Chunks, and Drivers.
represented or fimguey refunded
phur hiss: at 120 C. and thickens .
er difficulties for research yet more ‘
I.
t
one of it“
citizen. honored. respected and trust
ed by his fellow~edunt1y1uau.who up-
on this seventieih birthday sincerely
wish him well.
Mr. Cleveland had a sound and true
tnderstsudlug of the nature of the
government of the United Suites, of
the csldeutial office, of the character
bf to American people. of himself.
Th2! ”virtue of humility which has
a calmness of spirit and a woild of
other blessings a‘ttendlug upon it,’ sets
its stamp upon his statesmsnship and
upon his public record He pnofesaed
no mastery ever the views and acts of
his countrymen He was of them.
with them. In the presidential office
bomb! the embodiment of the spirit of
the American people, just, straightfor-
Wnrducaim, efficient. And in his re~
tirement that virtue of humility the
pntithesis of the arrogant spirit uno
faillugly attends him. It is notable in
list sum of qualities that have giieu
im so high place in the respect and
affection of the nation.
: Mrs. Wickler—Dcnr me! how all the
necessaries of life have gone up;
‘ Wicklei-No; they haven't all gone
i should like
you to mention one thing that hasn't
The up.
Time .3 in
Web of our ., 3;
hi. m site hint our fiut ._ ‘ .1 ‘ “33“
_ , “i Ind tad
J
:iny sense and companionship
‘ Forever nine years i In ”Road ,
thlllilll01'h ., to
iIWn but i 1"" "
, Rh I .;“i.5 3" to“
asses
unfit cure or {our-l9.
BEAUTY AT A DISCOUNT?
(Hearth and Home)
in marrying. the modern man takes
longer and perhaps less lusterlpi
views than his his foreislhe1e.lle rc-
allzes that in the long run, character
must tell~that beauty if not backed
is not.
'oniy merely skin deep, but remarkably
evanescent—that to marry in haste it
pretty. but 1infor.iued schoolgirl gell-
erullu‘spells repentance at leisure.
flicker
,.
Consisting of Droughtera, Business
These Horses will be guaranteed as
Monsoon
OSCAR EBANKS
IALE‘ AND LTiYETRTY BTABLES
River strut. Norwnlk.
W
Bill! CW ROI“. Inc.
A. w. MARTIN, Secretary.
Manufacturer. of
uuuimum
Sulphuric, Murlatic, Nitric and Hydro-
fluent: Acids. Figurine elem. Sui-
plinth and Nitrate of Soda etc” etc.
The Charles E. Shale: Company,
Balen Agents.
154 Front St. NeWNork.
‘l'el. sass. 7 ;
Li A. SHOLEB, Treasurer. .
woodman
1*th “mu-”Skin
21-h” ,. Huh! low All "I the
inurvsgey
GHICHESTEB G EM! L
Multan 91m. bummed“. 930'
3F. T Edginsoad Son.
DIOORA'I'DRS
Wholeepie and Hotpll (in m in
WAI-l. PAPER
,1 70 NORTH MAIN 81'.
SOUTH NORWALK.
‘ws WANT 'roLANo'
‘ office on their
0
. THE SOUTH NORWALK
your first order. because he know that
' W the satisfaction you will derive from
that will open your eyes to the fact
baud makes 11 fortune and gives them
a “At their face value "--Baltlmorc _ .,
It really doesn‘t matter whether a f
Tgiil is pretty or not if she knows how T
homo. '
nA'rés REASONABLE ’
‘ For further particulars apply at of-
ion nhd holiday; I ‘
bebdfulhg; more popular '
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
for‘
runmruna. virtues, ETC.
Telephone, 34H. -
For Particulars Address
o. N. mutants,
Office, Room 4. HIleand Block,
Washington Street.
1' 1
'i'
till]! i! anteater
‘i s «were invited to descent-its; ”also hut-cfih‘ohd innit» Mg:
\Anun Hadley;- last ev Mimi”: j
nice oaths view harmful dmgli and we ecdnin‘itnd it; ;
pulling there“ for us. hum packing up a safe :9 ifihlldreu and l
donating worm % )3” t-«ndults. lT’lnlst‘e TI'~ Drug Store and. '
wwwvim vou'arill unveils: on iClifford. , yr, 42.5... .7 . -; ~ ;
hen w get more“. "as ”I > “ ‘
hi”: runaway. yeti idi- . .,
fills, strictly mm supp. .. . .. ...st‘.
3 lbs. l‘Irge Prunes ......... ..25c
‘ .ce’i'tirIT Ting“. Points: . ....... .2hc
‘ season's mowing.
I ,. ‘ducrlptionI at—
, durable > .
“wwwww;
1‘ mu era-skew....g.; ...... as; ..
that you cannot do bets rsnywiicrc
else than you can with You will
find that. we are not “all seen" in our
business, but thoroughly “up; tothe
minute" and Watchful of s interests
of our customeyii. knov ingt that by so
doing, we or eeé-etaliy acting for our own
ultimate hen
If you are thinking of R furnishing
your house this Spring, it w ll pay you
to look ov our stock.
ORE T lF YOU WISH lT.,
ills Ami inguinal alibi).
at w ' libitmnéoufins‘,‘ ET
1 n on e ‘
”h g thNorwnilo Conn.
fhuUsu
hutsdhu
We call for and deliver yourT lawn-
mowers... in first clan order-fondue
. «neurosis
A
donut mum to
-ilimuqfl.
395 nibble Norwaiki.
I i‘mihi
U8.
is worth ‘hdvcrtisiug‘i-wok
are pleased when it pleases you
for newer for you. “ ~. .. .
received, and it shines. .
éprlng goods and Hardwnncf all
“HOTEL VICTCR:
buyingeworth having in ooh!
bin—swarm budnng And wc‘
only the best“ is good enough
A fine stock of 8,992 mining lust
Houlowlvu
weekly niary
ss
Call and no I.
F
Independentiloan and so
sully ‘00.
Havuaitdjis g“ ’ weringfon at.
0 Win-mdolnm. ~
if "i,
1,}
'. “if f;
should -' qulpped with I will:
snow wh one piece "Standard". for:
c‘olniu. fueled Lavatory.
. Have it ever stopped to mid"
how do tfully convenient it. would
be to have hot and cold running "for!
in your dressing chamber sleep-
ing apartment of first floor toilet
room? Its presence would afford
the highest degree of comfort. .:
We will gladly quote you pricgh.
plumbers are strictly competent mo-
ohmic: honest and reliable.
Horace R Nash
cofihsn MAIN IND wire
in your house'is of too mull
once to your henlth and hop
let anyone instal such war
they are thorough mechnni
standing every branch of the
and ventilating systems.
guaranteed
Arthur I. Bone
PLUMuno. unwind... St; .,
5 Monroe St., South Norwn‘l
fliesiiiii’il
i sell only investments thht l hm
personally investigated. and which
have been most rigidly in‘vcb “tail
by some of the very best bnslnsts find
professional men in our city, who by;
large holdings with us, and who
cmmend these investments to the”
most intimate friends.‘ .
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n. L. COBURN, General Anon. i
16 Sbllth Main Street
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BPLUIMBII‘J‘G: AND STEAM
HEATING. ‘ ,
HOT WATER HEATING. i,
HOT AIR HEATING, 1 ‘
STOVES AND RANGES I
SLATE AND TlN ROOFING
Gas and Steam Fitting, Gus Fixture...
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
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RICHMOND RANGES ?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY ' " =
17 WALL STREET. ‘NORWALK
Hulhmnull.
ill for freight Only
On and after Tuesday. January I.
‘1906, Freight Propellers,- -will louver
Pier 28, East River, New York, (roof ,
of Dover street), every day (exctmfi.
Sunday). at 4 p m Freight received.
at Nor-Walk up to 4 p in and South
Norwaik up to 5: 30 p. m.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT co.
‘Annlng J. smith, . . c.c Housman.
‘ , Lessee. , . , General Agent
iWhll Not Bull Year
own Home ?
Rents are advancing all the tint .
and desirable apartments are been ‘1
lug scarcer every day. We have” ;,
number of very desirable homes
idle. and can make the found
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our mourn, vii
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mildly 'V' of itch “gill ‘
A full line of Acksr. Mot-nil
did Ooh “John!“ With“,
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