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that permits ntiy
MIN"!
Is earnestly vdesired!A The cimi
cfor new members. and any membe
will be pleased to hear of such per-
11nd thirty.
WI!
sons desiring to join. ‘ it is for young,
food only, between tilt) ages of sixteen 31;“
DARIEN AND NOROTON
Mr. and Mrs Orville Milis,ofl)11r
» 1 at. ."J ‘ ‘
A v; secretary. Edward G. White-
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tar: tronsurer, Edward Hitcher-berg.
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for “”110me "I" be; V‘GN :WAA JE'V nlng. A social time was enjoyed alter
:‘tbo business of the evening had been
3‘ pen completed
Cornell Dikernan are attending the
. or. 1? III
I ly a re 11 iii
the appointments are read Both min-
later: hare reached mumm- «111‘:
1 their mm a ‘
1 i911, have been the guests of friends W 11’!
Rev. George E. Bishop and Rev:
and VI and that fire after they must
dealer! haveheeui critic-d of the fact Frank Lani- is arranging for practice
' ofundé’rwent‘a
folI Appendicitis anti lid also seriously
ill wlteumlt malleable this reason,
and so pill-alien or dis sills. a much
larger" incision was necessary, ‘
mottled Mrs. E R Johnson,
subtly mills bedside. . »
The New Canaan baseball club has
been organised, and arrangements
are being made for the opening game
on Memorial Day. The gunn- will be
played on the South avenue grounds.
which will be greatly improved for the
rlt-mrumodsilon of the publlr. Marla
gr'r John E.-.Hersan1 is making up a
good schedule for the season and has
11 few open dates which he would like
to fill with good teams. Captain
Women
ccmplexiops cannot .
hollow; £19111“
lottoars. _ ‘1 'j -;
W" 95m Bk 5
a fair 111111. “E
horseman knows their
the satin coat of his
thoroughbred course
from the animals
“all-right.” condition.
Let the horse pet
"otlbiafeed"anrlh1l .
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111111 1 clean' cost but on
coatturnsdu‘ll. (311':-
I"! ,bmhingandrubbin willfiil:
the coveted smobthnese nndh
games, and hopes to have his men in the horse's skin, wbiehh
not I that to dispose of papers on good shape for the 3qu of May ‘
ill Greens Farms.
Mrs. William Pension, of Norotou
prying diatribe: will hymns-owed
P or no ‘
_ , . new“
» had a leg amputated at the Stamford
the railroad pmndfl)‘;
Cyrus Dunn of Scott Corners,
, i
who
A valuable horse owned by I.
or Wolfel
WEST NORWALK'
Heights, sails for Scotland on 11 vacuw ‘
Greenwnld‘s plumbing shop
M.
Monroe. was thrown into the sewer ‘
:xcavation in front and
yester-
plétion. The ladieswill see giro pol; .
1 ., y ‘
condition of Mrg. Albert Dunn,
ts Place, remains critical.
ail".
A meeting of the Philatliea Class of
the East Avenue Church, was held
last evening.
Miss Margaret Burke has returned
to her. home in Boston, after a visit
with Miss Jennie Davis.
Mrs. M'L. erltne', of Waterbury.
has returned to her clue, after a vis
It with Mrs J. W. Davis
Mrs. C eorge Finch. of 10 Hall Zandt
street, is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
liengere, in New Canaan
The L. C. Club will meet with Mrs.
Ernest Percy, 5 Rowan street, next
enosday evening. All melnbers are
req listed to attend.
“(I‘d Revealed in Christ " will be
the‘ shbject of the martin 113; of the Eu
V woutli League of the Past Avenue
Methodist Church tomorrow.
Rev J. J. Coast is to preach at both
seri'ioes in the East Avenue Metho-
dist‘ Church tomorrow. and there will
doubtless be 1‘1 large gathering to hear
him. .
Rev. Edward Cunnin
et learned to what will
8 sent by tho contempt (be ap-
pointmeuts will probably be mode on
Monday.
1111c launch Dixie has been plucedu
the water for the summer. She s
now at Vi'"arrens flout having been
3”!
ill?! ‘35 not
appearance of a new craft.
“All Things at (tolls Disposal" will
be the fnoi'nirlg theme. and in the
evening ‘Tlte Cleansing Fountain" will
be the subject of the sermon of Rev
, James W. Davis, at the Advent Chris
tinn Chur,ch tomorrow
The hour of service at the East Ave
nue M E Church on Sunday evenings
during the warmer weather will be
(”hanged commencing tomorrow, from
7 to 7. 30 o'clock. The Epwor'th
League will meet at 1‘1: 30 instead of 6.
A number of members of the Clio
gowolls Cub gave a v"er,) pleasant
informal anoe- last eyening at the
1' at: at Grefiory's Point. Refresh
‘ cats were served flitting the evening
and all enjoyed the occasion greatly.
A very agreeable surprise party was
tendered Miss Alice Webb at her res
idence. No. 14 Third street last even
ing. by about. thirty of her juvenile
friends‘ Music and r'ecltlttions were
renderié by Misses Evelyn More-
house, Ida \iorellouse Alice \Vcbb.
Elmer Reed and lit-Roy Hurillrud. A
bountiful collation was sorted. Music
was, furnished by Charles ll. Mans-
field. the banjoist
Miss Reba Sinrons of Rowan street,
. entertained her Sunday school class.
. consisting of ten brighteyed little
boys. Skaterdiry afternoon, from 4 to
‘8 o'clock. The hours were spent in
a 1110 It lively and enjoyable manner.
The.“ ",preseut’ were l'll‘lancis Crosby.
Holt/am Richards V'ictor Dalton Herr-
yWnrmm Ward Siurtevant, E1111 liar
truth, Oscar orderar 11 John Gil-
bert, Russell Mead an .url Waldron.
The Jolly Nine defeated the Nimble
Nine, yesterday afternoon bri score
' of 19 to 13. The batting features were
home runs by Paul Bartram, Green-
of the teams andt is number of runs
made by each follow: Nimble Nine:
.ansh 5 Gilbert 3,Groeschner1,Cos-
. tello 0 Tobey 1 A Waterbury 2, E.
Waterbury l. H Clark 4 Voorhecs 1.
Jolly Nine: Casey 2, E Bartram 2
Taylor. 9. Cunningham 3 Greenwood 4
smocki 2. Sherwood l, A. Thomp-
son, 1, Paul Bartrpgm‘ 1.
e. in Van Zandt street.
1to due present were Edna
Lucy Finch, Annas Rooney, Helen Col-
lins. Glady Donneliy, Minnie Collins,
Clam @anva Gong:
Hazel can. Janet can,
Lambert, Harald Welch, Will Groesch-
Vincent Costello,
and Scott .1311 11.. Games and phono-
graph sales
the evenlgréu
eon was
about midnight
after which 11‘ fine lunch-
..,
was held last a
. room. of“! SIEXILVII so b.0111 H. s.
Crossett. president of the class, be
ing absent E. Ayres, vice- president.
inn ordd and
m 9"lit‘aéfiJw obei‘ed up? 11
which was followed by the reading 0
the militias fim’last inc-zit
i
pi) sisted that the sum car 822.?
m 33‘th 01W;
Glob and Mandolin Globes.
port was accepted wmy)
V-fitnonldmu
‘ mum '1
'1‘
along with her
ROWAYTON.
next at 2 o’clock.
brother of George Everett. of Rowdy-
a year ago
Th social committee of the Youn
Pet’pc’s Society of Christian Endea-
was an informal program of music, re-
citations etc" with games and refresh
ments.
Property belonging to Samuel
dros Weed, at New Canaan,
brings suit to recover six hundred dol-
lars due-on notes signed by Mr. Ward
term of the Court of Common Pleas
usual.
pulpit both morning and evening M1.
Hudson Was ,9. «11118911111113 of Rev. E. xv.
1111111». and comes here from the Sr.
isCiynfsrence.
i
listened to with pleasure In those pre-
sent.
Rowayton Baptist
Frank C. Brown.
Church, Rev.
Spirit; evenili to 512.7115 l-avcn WI
Hope For, thégiililv‘ V‘e‘ Fégr; Sunday
s(-,hool 1,1: 45; Jnnio Endeavgor 3. 30;
Senior Enddhvor, 6:15.111 sduyT. :30,
happy hour service. Lad Aid So
clcty meets 'i‘bursdn
church
The following books have been pur-
by Susan Coolidge ‘5' wrist Kitty
Next by Susan Cooli
hyl Louisa Alcoa; Jack and .,iill
Louisa Alcott;
Alcot; Timothy's Quest, by Katy
Douglas Wiggin; Miss M uffett's Christ
mas Party. by S. McC. Crothres.
Buckley has also purchased and pr-c
seated to the Library a full set of John .
Flakes History, including .Ihg follow-
ing volumes: Civil Curernment
tion next week. Her sister, Miss Ram-
say, who has been here since last fall
goes back to her home In St Andrews
a
“Vt” mg:
The ladies of Reliance Hook and "3t :Chur'oh will had service at 3
Ladder Company, of Rowayton, will “2
‘ hold a meeting on Monday
Richard Everett, who died at his
home in Westport, Thursday. was 11
ton and Darlen; and had been for
thirty years a section foreman oi' the
New Haven railroad. He retired about
vor of the Rownyron Baptist Church
held 11 social last night at the home of
Mrs Frank A Brauua, where 11 very
enjoyable evening was passed. Them
All' ‘
was at- these no (’Il speakers.
inched this week. by Deputy Sheriff
H‘endrie. to secure a claim made by
Andrew J. Bell of Stamford who
The papers are returnable to the May
Preaching services will be held in ‘ W
the Methodist Church on Sunday as n
.111 the absence of the poster, l
the Rev. N H. 11:11an will occupy the
He occupied the
pulpit last, Sunday morning and was
pastor —Ser vices
painted and varnished. giving her the 10 30 a. m. 11nd 1130 p 111.: subject of
morning sermon Weak Flesh, Willing
y 111111110911 at the
chased for e Librltry by Mrs.Fraiu1-,
torrnerlyM s ,Pu liner old Dartmouth.
England: but Maw dby'ISusan
t-Coolidge; What Katy Dill. 11.-t School,
pub
86: Clover. by
Jo's I30ys b_\ Louisa
Dr. ;
in
address of Rev
appreciation of the good attend
day, rii It, the
iv“. 3“me ”
lChurch will be at the chapel 1111
is who are into as d t is work
areflr‘or'dil‘rlly‘ invitedr $511133?
FAA-arm
TALMADGE HILL
Charles L. Seal, who is erecting a
fine summer residence on his property
5 is having an mission wall bored by a
Massachusetts concern.
A rare treat is in store for the
ple of Talmadg‘e Hill and the on ltd
1111 a delegation are coming from the
Bowery Mission of New \ork in the
alteration 1113 and in the eysplug d1 7
on next Sunday, April 14.Ali are
cordially invited to attend ans, hear
I
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WILTON.
C. C. M Gregory is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Ambler recent~
I! enjoyed a trip in the Metropolis.
rMs. William B ilurlbutt and Mrs.
Charles 1‘. Gregory have been visiting
CSIOII.
Charles Lyon, of North W ilton. met
with quite an accident last Thursday
owning. while busy at his burn. lie
was suddurly thrown to the ground by
1111 excitable cow, and dislocated his
shoulder. lie is at present doing nicely.
Mrs. Amelia Cummings. whose
death occurred at her home In East
Norwulk last week Il‘cldny. will be re-
momhered in lion by times still
living of her contemporaries. 119 Amet-
id Arnold. daughterlof the late 14911311
and Hannah Amid; 111111 was .born in
3813.111 the picturesque old hmnsstcad
honorarium near 11111 billion: 8116
removed to New 03k in early life
and there married the late (looms
Cttnrmings making her home eventual-
Iy ill East Norwaik. Where 1111‘s 11M
since resided. Possessing a capuIII‘e
character. combined with a 11111qu 1111-
Iure, site was much loved by all no
knew her.
tend sincere. sympathy to the
ing tarnih her sons, Lewis [1.11111]
garters ll.Cuu1n1ilrgs; her datmhtt r,
l-‘ruucls Mot-win and her sisters
3
Mrs. Oscar Morgan. of Stamford. dud
SusuuCoolitlge: in High Valley, .Juue Van ArIdala of My. ‘Vfl‘ 1
by Susan Cabbage: Under“ the Lilacs non. III the “mm VlgllQVII-JONH .9,
lil‘ “gedlresdm, ul 4 11.11171‘she' Was mlaid
trest ill the Arnold family lot in St
atihew' s churchyard.
wesron.
Frank Webb. has accepted a
tion In Daubury.
1
t .
l
posi-
Tbe people of West 1191111111: w-sre
very mucii interested in' the farewell
Mr. Duncan and his
:30 on the same Sunday \ir.‘ liol-
ammmn ton, of the New Canaan Convention-
'talk over starting a Sunday sebum. All
‘
These many friends 8'- y
«snarl-I
Improved. Mr;
of
won erful vitality.
lion as the only means at saving the
_ aged patient’s life.
The excavation work on the sewer
ill Muin‘ street was brought to an
expected snow storm.
'Cussack resumed work early
day morning. The commit for the so
cont] division of the sewer extension
has been awarded to Contractor Rn
belts of Boston.
Carleton Johnson. who is 11 patient
921011111.
9.2891: Not-walk
r
kind of im
FOR A KIN! .
Hospital last Saturday. is considerably
Dunn is over 80 years
a and stood the operation with
Congress poison-
lug In the limb necessltsttd arupumr
abrupt standstill Tuesday by the un-
Contractor
yester-
_. - m 1119 slump.
._ runners A Infra“ 911111111111 ___.__... l
’ “PT" min. Slim can. cor-rt!
1100.000 *3 . fl and Zinc. l-Vr
day morning and expired before it ‘
could he got. out. In leading the ani-
mal over a footpaill which had been
left are: the trench for the accom-
modation of the public. the horse slip
pod and was wedged In about ten feet
from Ille surface of the street. One
leg was broken and the animal suffer- ,
ed great agony and pain. and the
Dheavy breathing and 'nnorting of the
brute could he heard all over the vil-
IIIIBIIEI NEW
99 Wall 91., ital-walk. "
Q1 Waihlngtou Sh. So. Not-walk.
Villas] [state and Insulate.
We have several decided bargains
In income producing property that
‘ 1111111 Incl-1m In value with the rapid
crown: or 11’. town:
Is the best preparation tor- ladies who
dgsire a gentle laxative medic" me that
i will gllx o Clio body perfect denoting
' in II and the lurlsaomen
1 aces such h$
lore to copy. ‘
1
11130.13 derrick' was hurriedly arrang-
ed to haul the animal out, but it died
before it could be exiracated. Corr-
tractor Cossack placed all his laborers
at the disposal of the rescuing party.
Contractor Roberts of Boston bid so
such lower for the second division of
the sewer work that the bid appeared
almost incredible to the officials. III,
is unnecessary to state that he was
immediately awarded the contract
l-iis bid was 11 trifle over $21,000 for
the entire work and is about. 83.000
. lower than the next bidder. As manyi
remember the rocky condition of Bali,.
road avenue, and the great trouble
and expense of cutting dovrn the street
they naturally wonder how the con
tractor can attempt the work at that
figure as the second division includes
all of this avenue. 111' the vicinity of
the railroad station the grade rails
for a. depth In trench of twenty feet
and at this particular place the high-
way is practically i. lid upon .1 ledge of
rocks.
.l
HORSES'
“ tomb» so. 2.1111. .
Heaven cannot hear the prayer for
the poor that has no effect on my
store. '
still: of Draughtars. Bunnie“
.snd Drivers
hm Hones will be guaranteed as .
”it“:
nséntsd or money refunded.
Respectfully.
OSCAR HBA'NKS f ‘
SAL!S AND LIVERY STABLE!
' River Strut. Nor-walk.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
TLUHBINO.
STEAM. ‘
HOT? WAT“
II ”D 1 1mm .
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Bill NIIIIIIIII BANK
'EOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
sittings” AND “115111". 5. I! ml, “91, 3mm
South Norwsik. Conn.
EDWIN H MATHEW N, FMS.
JOHN H KNAPP, 18“?!”
FREDERICK H. RDW Sud Vica-
will-'11» seawatt, mien.
p—n-a
‘zersonsily investigated. and
u
‘ most intimate friends.
1847
'ius’ures against Worry as well as
" ' wood and Counting turn. The members -
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Janet Benn, last night, at her
Among"
\iorgan,
do Groeschti‘er.
Chan lér
ue‘r. Miner Gamble, Leland Gilbertfil'
Norman Seymour
11 were enjoyed during
ed1 The guests departed
A meeting of the Barnes Bible class
of the flash Avenue Methodist Church
ang In the primary
TM chairman. trim chairman cairn
Ii aver.
11:. These
from Mr.
the entertain-
ubtl The rd-
5, af-
been
laid!)
he re-
the United States; The Discovery of ,
America, Vol 1.11mi IL: The Dutch
and Quaker Colonies, Vol. 1 and IL;
The Beginnings of New England: New iffififfiu 1,1112“: {3; 32:1 weighing
France and New England: The Ameri- "
can Revolution, Vol, 1 and 11.: .The
Critical Period of American History;
The Mississippi Valley in the Civil
War; ()Id Virginia and Her Neighbors.
The following books have also been
given: Through the Dark Continent.
Vol. I and 11. by Stanley. given by
Mrs. iluckiey; in the Lena Delta, by l lwlng 1,“ka has paid oilicial
Geo W Melville. given by Mrs. Hack- visits to the public schools~ this“
ley: Studies in Shakespeare. by'J. :13. week,
Collins given by Miss Hackley: With
Lee In Virginia. by Henty. given by
Mrs E. M. 311011. drwuron.1s the
guest of Miss mile Wikemau.
Mrs. B. A. Salmon has been serious»
ly m with 1111' attack of satin-.111. - ll
Frederick Banks and family. how
visited relatives at meanders Hill
Miss Helen Budd has returned from
nvislt with her grand parzéms In ,Ivu—
“.0“
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cordell
Mrs. Wilcox in Easton. . “I ‘
. Mrs Elizabeth‘ li‘homett a return ,
WESTPORT- ed to her home In itidg'eii id after h, 1 '
M1. and Mrs Orville \Iills arc guests “8“ here 1‘
' in town ‘ New \ork friends whb have been! "
nests at the Marvin residence return
Mrs. '1‘. Marvin is entertaining tome today. - I. y ‘
friends from out of town.
Mrs. Cyrus Mead is visiting her son,
Lyman Mead in Weston.
Mrs. Wilson spent Wednesday
Duties lit the home or her parents.
Mr. and ’Mrs William Gubler, have
returned from a visit in. Stamford
Miss Edna Bradley has returned
from a visit with friends in Southport.
Mrs M E. Sutton, has visited her
nephew, George Godfrey and Iamily.
in Bridgeport.
in £31m. Crossman, ol'Middletown N.1.,
a
3 been a guest: :pt the residence of
1 scar Budd
.f Frflellerlck Stillman Jr.,
port, and New: Haven.
town this week.
of Bridge-
has been in
Miss Elizabeth Gondon has visited .
ugninst WV
.rrot
,tonlgal?
not grin; “tarballs one?
John 3 ‘
l Mr. and Mrs. all nlloyt of Nor-
waik have been” nets of Mr. and
1115 Lester “intern . -
ThelMi thudLolu. lilo
Brid 9110331111991?" ‘p H
Katherine. and label Beers
Mr. and Mrs. awley
spent estel‘flay‘ W In
Rev. henueth Mackenzie Sr... is via
itlng fills-nos In New York and Brook-
lyn. ‘. .
.Mrs. E. Sterne Wheeler and daughter
have returned from a visit‘ In New
110' 'k
Miss Gertrude Trink is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Harris of Linchln Freda l1 .
avenue. -No‘i‘wp .J 1~ i; new
Miss Vivian Toquet attended the 1111-“ Miss ‘Erederica migraine and mo-
sembly dance given ilr Stratford last the! came up front ew York on
Friday evening. Thursday to 11'
Mrs. J ha 11. Jennings has been 1111- ““d M" “I“ 9 " WWBWWMY 1“
Williams.
1111! Mrs: ~
iertlliniu her daughter, my ‘Aib‘ert Blidflemfl
' BirksotBrldgeport Mr anti“ M 8." Mn res, mwer‘
Mrs. Arthur Wildman of Danbury, is , caged” D n “ ‘IV
the guesses Mr: and 11111: wumm “9 8" yacht“
"l
Nash of Main street.
Mr. and Ms. Clarence Shifted .
moved into "the Less house near
cordm factory.
the nuts ”will: Mr 1
min “impetus . 1 '
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enla-
'1'
‘ he
Company vii ‘ “
rte; .1 “I o n 11 new depot at
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7 war " .1?-
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if .“VL'” ‘1
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y‘cyl-t 1.
o
visited their fconslli.‘ '
. s, of :4. Crop ard street . .
d“ a tow Rhys in town .
every ween.
No
, by Prof. Barns
”km. .
waning Iher
Mr. and rs. Ilct‘l‘ra‘nd B. Cannon Lewis 3 ' o '
1 t as been
I]??? 1‘19 to $1191: rhorne Iii NW superintende gorilla-tor! for
10%;?" ”- "5 ‘ With friends ll} .1tl1e past thirty, is years has been ob-
' Igsd In real: ohms to his falli
Inn mus St. 10111. who '1... be 11 eye m: f' Koohdlion1, .
visiting her sister. Miss Florence“ suco riser "n t: f‘yct "ltd Imps t-dv ‘
J . i re, 111.1111 .19 her home in ed. .
"' "" The Newt Vrk"111ta Enter-11' News
lfyou have neglected 1
yotrr insurance we urge you to have
us mule you a policy at once. We do
you 111. going to have a tire .
8111 can You say you are ' " ' -' ""
Lowrance.
timid 11211961199“ ‘
For further :particulars apply at of- .
0011 MD eve;
DA VID W. RI YMOIiD.
”1119M! Dfi'o'ofor
and Embalmbr.
Residence, S Washington 8!.
Telephone at home. 693.
Telephone at office. 3352.
19 Nocth Main 38.. ~80th Nomlk
your first order because we know that
the satisfaction you will derlve from
.. sum-D
III!
martial- comes. -
, . g Courteous“? Service.
~ , ‘PlsmniSln' ro‘tndlng.
,1 Sanctions cat.
‘ % .fti'i‘i'lillt earth rustle.
ndsy Dinner at the:
W selection
1611i b"- bother with
«11,111; as stove was» pleasant
‘ ml 1 11111121 330100
' that. will open your eyes to the fact
that you cannot do better yanywhere ,
than you can with u9.; You will.
find that we are not “all at a" in our
business, but. thoroughly ‘uptothe
;. minute" and watchful of thf‘luterests
at
of our customers, knowing at by so
l doing, we are really acting f r our 01111
' dultimate benefit. '
' ‘ If" are thinking of Rsfrlrnlshing
your ones this Spring. It will pay you
to look over our stock. A
CREDIT IF YOU .WI H W.
_ rumour
184 W“”"“,‘P“ :33:
l 111C111
for 119—111 for you.
received, and' it shines.
is worth adv:rtr91ug_,,worth l . ,
buying—worth having? in your 'V"
bin-swath binning ‘Atid ‘vr!’
are pleased when it pleases yen.
iny the best is good enough
A this stock of 19117 mining just
“sun’s mowing.
General repair work at specialty.
descriptions at—
“1.,11.
i all”
“trill 111111th
“WWII 'lfiziti. -"H
i'
' 39 Mall 59 N91119::
:VVV, call I‘or and deliver onlVIV- lawn- . '
mower-.111 first also. order‘ for the . V
Spring poetic and Hardward of all
rut-owns Ii;
$10"!!! at any
i
weekly salary can
”ice on their ottvyl .
“ Call and see «of
hdepelldelll loan and So-
Have you ever stopped to consuls:
how dellglithilly convenient It would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber lleep-
ing apartment or first noo'r toilet
room? Its p ones would afford you
the tithes“! gree of comfort.‘
We will gladly quote you prices. 01111
plumbers are strictly competent 1110-
chanics honest and reliable.
coil 11: MAIN AND we:
ThoPlumblng
is your house is of too much import-
alrce to your health and happiness to
let anyone instal such work unless
they are thorough mechanics, under-
standing evory branch of the plumbing
and ventilating sy.sterns My work to
maintain
Arthur E. Benedict
animal a. maniac. 1311111111:
6 Monro 8L. South Norwalk Conn.
”MTV—.c.
investment:
iiell only Investments that l 11;.
11111
ve been most rigidly intently”
by some of the very best business and
professional men In our'cily, who have
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