EM
'wall
‘ seb,llamiltoni1 N. X. , ;
‘1‘R‘Io one» MALT E‘X‘TRAc'i‘
not only a concentrated food and
to of itself, but it be!!! you to not
benefit of all other foods This
instruct fonllhaen form of nutrl~
Il‘cnt especially ascended restore the
omens system Improper activity and
to build up vital force. it also im-
proves digestion induces toil-caning
sloop slid r idly bu I agate. general
health "3 I 45¢ ,
sec «ports
cumin A m
805 Washln
Tel. call
76:. I
lit.
it.“ James W. Davis preached yes
tsrdny in the chapel at Cranbury.
m
The meeting of the Salvation Army
yesterday was led by Richard Bland
There was a good attendance
M
The subject of'tbe Epwolth League
meeting yesterday at the East Avenue
Methodist Church was “God Revealed
in Christ. "
W
The meeting of the Farther Lights
Society of the South Norwnlk Baptist
Church, which waa to have been held
last week at the home 0! Miss Minnie
Ferris, of Seavicw avenue, .will be held
at the same place this week Friday.
‘—r—-———an
‘Rev. J. J Faust, a former pastor of
the East Avenue Meir ist Church.
priia'cbed at both 84".le there yes.
tei'day, and he w 14lven a royal wel-
come by his old parishioners, who
“turned out in large numbers to greet
hill]. . .-l “h:
--i
K“!!- ‘IB i ‘e I 3;" e
a party in $090? at“: ‘iil
vet-sari“ Mngfi MR“
George A. Knapp.‘ of b endrlckn are
one. An excellent ,progrurn of vocal
and instrumental music had been ar-
ranged far the occasion and was suc-
ceIsfully carried out. Refreshments
were served. and at. tho proper hour
an excellent and boon l Iupper was
rtakgnI oi so thoroughly enjoyed
.Il’i6~ pdrt‘ mat?“ in the happy
occnsi htoi; both useful and
valuablpaIgegg prostates to F. w.
pp i Mi. e A. Knapp.
TE: warty ivas a Rucmgiu‘l affair and
all regretted when the time came to
take their departure.
residence of ,-
y nnni ‘
treoI
W .113
-—“My child was burned terribly
about the face, neck and chest. 1 ap
plied Dr. Thomas Eclectrlc Oil. The
pain ceased and the child sank into a
restful sleep.”~—Mrs. Nan‘cyM Milan
.1, RoWAY‘I‘ON.
Farmers say that this snow is very
good for the grass crop
Cdorge Winthrop Holmes of New
York and Bell island has been making
a short visit here.
Edward . Godfrey, of Row‘nyton ave~
line, has resigned his position with
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com-
parry.
The sound of the automobile is again
heard and the practice of leaving hors-
es unhitchcd about the village should
be discontinued.
W
The Ladies’ Aid Society, of the
Methodist Church, have voted to have
a fair and lawn parti in August; date
to be decided latel. , ,,
Among the books that were purcbas
ed and given to the Library by Dr
C. E. llackley are two which were
not mentioned in Saturday’ is list. They
are as follows The Formation of the
Union, by Albert Bushnell Hart, and
Division and its-union. by Woodrow
Wilson. ,1 1
ml.—
aluab in dog belonging to Willie
Mind! of Crockett street, was shot yes
terday to put an end to its suffering
from hydrophobic..~~'llhe~~dog- was bits
ten by the mad dog which was shot
by‘ Constable drigan some time ago.
but the wound hea-lod and the dog bp-
poured to“ he dg1] ri ht.Sdtnrday1af.~
ternoon tho. Is mod to be sick
and Mrs: Mills sent to Da‘rl'en for some
medicine: but before it could be ad-
ministered the dog was so ugly that
the owners were at id to force him
to one a. truss and Mrs.Mi1‘l1lp‘
returned from Norwalk late Saturday
evening the dog acted very sick, but
kept quiet. Bomo‘tlme in the early
hours of the inversion the dog hogan
to Iris combination of
ho d ‘
nolafinggr b 1 1
born " ‘ .
times be h riled. bduthlIlIiIs favorltginlgigo
ni own w c e
Jill‘s Emil? 1Wng‘t Its a gag
or . 1: 'w as g w
my“??? a '0. Rollie,l mitt it be-
‘ . .and then dimin-
edh‘ie starting
lulled ngaudI llouri sh.
“tinnitus
. ‘gtjm it! no
lured a": #:312ng
oentei'e‘d his
0' never knew“
. 1 CRT.
‘ ”M" ’"‘“ trite was in Brid-
«slim l 1
Mr"? l’ .2 ‘ a“
R
‘13:: moieties nettle-
.‘ ' Miss Mattie Andrews has returned
, to her home in Eastoa after a brief ”9131‘ 8691113 complete master of the;
visit with Miss Ethel iockwood. I
to ”hold ‘
. Michy O'G rady Jack lmslle as Sillllsy
. Ohio as merchants on the i
‘ Isa MmcbIIed I mm
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Gor-
don in illusion.
Mrs Jacob Kernel has been a re
cent guest of Mrs. Patrick Conklin.
W
Dr Hammond is having his sum-
mer home renovated and put in order
ml the summer.
F. .
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Beers are en~"
tel-taming their cousins. the Misses
Hill of Bridgeport. ‘
Bradley Gotham of Chestnut Hill is‘
“n being his handsome home repainted
nnd overhauled.
ANNEXATIBN
0m lint no; .1 ‘ §lm
. mini All . irritation le-
mon ‘ ~ ’ Sui Emu
elitists
to Fill Silt”? .
outlasmm 48o
pold's return is exméied to chili“ the
Miss Florence Foster has been a re-
cent guest of. her sister, Mrs. James
I Bulkley, Mill Hill, Souihport.
Mrs. George éorham has returned
home from I pleasant visit with her
son, George Mel-win on Greenfield Hill
Joseph Hauaer, who recently bought
the Ross place of George Fairchildl
will not take possession until next
spring
The horses which have been board-
ed at Broadview form during the past
winter have been returned to their
homes. - . 1.
Clarence Carver of Greenwich who
has been spending a few days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Nash has
returned, home.
Miss Mamie Torten who has been.
Spending her vacation with friends
out of town has returned home and
138k?) charge of her school at Black'
oc
Several farmers through the Farms
have onions and potatoes planted, but
it is [toured by many that they will
.rot in the
cd over.
:0le and have to be plantd
A large number (it young people
from 8th port and Fairlleld plans,
aptly soup scd Hurry Minutemen at
"his bulbs in Greens F‘ rms several
evenings ago. The eyenn ng was spent
in playing whist and other games on
til eleven o'clock when refreshments
were served, after which dancing was1'
indulged in until the Well mall hours
after which instinct-rt! y departed,
for their hordes in. out obllee fur
dished by Mr. and MED. Mills
Hm
'l‘hé Lipton town meeting held in
Weston on not... aberration cauea‘vim
out the largest number or . voters
which have use semble‘d fo‘rIII. a lens
time in the In hall. 5‘ he moItIter
of the extension at the trolley“ no
from Wea“ port tilecm eabferu
pull. oftll Rig taint t‘o thexfiilt of the
G. w Brad eyghnh son's e locum
and the appropriation or pussy for
the state roads were I;)t1IIeIiii.i_rl‘rI1Il‘ under
discusslolil; Miter-P R'pwlshd ucl:
ed as moderator or. the meeting.
Wm?
POPULKR AMUSEMENTB.
ISLE‘O’F‘ SPXCE COMPANY.
With a large number of usIInllI pret
ty girls, graceful dancers and excellent
singers the isle of Spice Company
played to two record breaking houses
at Hoyts Theatre soturday .nnfier
noon and cvonlng. The entire Com
pany. most of whom have played here
before, were at their best and the
fun was fast and furious during the cu-
the performance. Peggy llrndl, sung
by Leslie Leigh and chorus. was us
usual, recoil/ed with innumerable on
cores, as was the Goo Goo Men, by
John Mylie and chorps. Harry Grif-
iith, Who possesses a magnlfllcent
voice was enthusiastically encored in
his rendition of Why Did I Leave My=
Happy lionle? \V. J, McGraWyns
Mackinaw and John Myiie, as Kills
Bompopka, furnished plenty of good
clean comedy The scenic ei‘feci were
exceedingly benutitul and me staging
of the entire productioi bespoke a
master hand. This week the Ameri-
can Viisgrapb Company will present
an excellent line of amusing and in-1
teresting pictures at exceptionally
low prices. The adv. will give you full
particulars.
cmuess Elem TO IMMIGRA-
" ' TION ’
WASHINGTON April ill—The eml
grailoa of Chinese cooilcs from this
country- to Panama and Colombia us
laborels ill not. desired by the Chinese
gavernméilt. according to mail advices?
received here.
at Shanghai, under the instruction of
the viceroy of Nanking, has issued a
proclamation forbiddin natives irom
going to Panama or 00' m'bis because
these countries have no trusty w lib
China. it is believed by 0‘ oldie where
that the RCtlfin taken in at h
courage no es fro gel 6 t e
isthmus R; the resut tor fines irom
mus
end n the United States that or. door
fee would not be well treated as canal
labo re. 1 1 .
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coco conceals once ute’o
.IWAS‘HINGTON. April lI5.é-:1I,¢;h
a crop report of the‘ column.
heavy snow which fell last w v
the grater part of Eur-pt “flow
tagged; of thorium“ the
alps ever
peer-6.. That the 1»
“ditto“ Whig)“ telly
{pi ‘m‘wmo “
toast countries soul to '9 rec
ing to the quickening influence in!
Ispri ”‘7 I; "it .m- ..
”Wily“
[slum Tbé km in unalterablv or-
Clty Magistrate Wnngl .'
ment or Agriculture, cov n ,
lions abroad up to Aprllef.‘ 5% ”R‘s“
beginning of a new phase in the strug-
gle between the Monarch and Rodin:
meat over the direction of the bean
than or tho (loam Free State h Bel-
posed to annexation. and for the time
sltu‘patlon. His refusal to permit the
00am administration to furnish in-
farmation concerning the finances of
his Alrlcan stats to he Parlhnidntarv
iIcompassion or the country of which e
sthe constitutional king. Dractlcaiy
‘checkmntes the Parliament.
Public opinion in Belguhn is divided
on the question. There is a natural
antipathy on the part of many to Bel-
guim embarking upon a colonial p0
Hey. There is a large body of stock
holders in the concessionary compan
ies who are content to receive hlbdi-
vidends and no questions asked The
commercial class generally reaps in
directly largo profits from the wealth
coming out of the Congo and the mass
of the people, denied by the prodiga-
llt ty of the monarch, his manifold glue
the magnificent structures he is con-
stantly building are indifferent or on '
the side of the king
sentiment in fnv10r
grown constantly. .
in Parliament the majority is strong
ly convinced thal‘fllc (Matthieu of the
immense black population of the
kings African possessions. compris-
mg 900, 000 square miles, demand that
a civil administration amenable to
public opinion and a cabinet respon-
sible to Parliament should be sub
ntltuted ion the Irresponsible will of
one man.
Whether ire stories of atrocities
‘Ind awful exploitation of the helpless
Nevertheless
of 1‘ annexation
blocks are exog'gcrhi‘cll, the existence 1
EN niece; of the
noses hag been eaten
lshed and the advocates of annexa-
tion argue that it is impossible to
prgtent their recurrence .ss’ long In
the administration slid the exploite-
ilon of the vast territori and uln-
It ynrious lilting)
out revolting
lion are conducted secr fly tn the
nIld of mm savage ‘blllc native le-
0b the face of things the Congo “1'
ministration goes annually down! in
debt There is a ch‘l‘onlc deficit. it
has outstanding bonds calcining; $0
$60 000 ”000 not including the2 .00 ‘l‘
(Nimbus loan made by Belg‘Ilir’dJu
return for which Leopold made
will in lumr of mg: stole. Notwith-
standing the annual defié‘mit glib
ministration however untol mil Iona
continue to pour out of the Con
The profits or the concessionary co
‘ panics are enmmoIIIsJIone of them
paid five .times ills nadliul stock in a
single veni-
How much the king‘s revenue really
is, has been a matter of speculation
always. ll hnsI been estimated at
from $6. 000. 000 to $13,.000 000. He is
supposed to get half. of the profile 19!
the concesslon‘urs companies. it is the
relation of the goVernment of the
Gonzo Free States to the companies
and to the king ”domains prlve" theira
financial relation especialll. which
the Belgliirn Parliament socks in vain.
Above all,1t1hc king seems appreheii
sire of English intervention in alum
or a conference to revoke his trustee
ship. The English interest is both
sentimental and economic Stones of
trocities,1ri ailing in brutality the to
es of the Roriuguese shire trade
which originally attracted the atten-
tion of humanity to me Congo basin.
have aroused public sentiment. but
ever since the tariff was imposed in
1893 there has been a deep resentment
in England bocause English goods are
practically barred. from the Congo 1‘
The other m?‘m“y most revered by
Leopold lath United States. and he
has made aspects). effort to dough.
cinte Americu ours England in any
Step the iatior: rmay‘ dinltempinte. Th s
is universally acceptsI dheré as to
secret or the immense concessions
made by the king to an American syn
"ooqunchs
Fourth SeIIlon
' Colonial 6 in
t LONDIoN, April‘- 1 ,—~ 33.31 0 I
erence etw new res
Britain's 36ng dale s and
the British colonial Insure. Inc) was on.
éned today (at? the colon
der the presidency of the ‘Enrlioi 061$
gin, Secretary of State for the Colon;
Wise. rte premiers present were or.
Minimum of Cape Colony. Gen. Louis
Both anuinnler of the Transvaal; M-
u Australian premier.
so Joaep‘ii 59R . premler of New
1Zetland;ll'rederlc'lt
bnden.
e fourth con
Moore premier
{pl Natal and Sir Wil irld Laurier pre-
tiller of ‘Cauada”. Premier I‘Slr Robert
Juana, of No
“108 middle“, 0
origami will arrive in
the wectl. The prom
ors. B'rillsfh Cabinet m n~‘
liters att‘m‘ lento It. . ,1
Magnum ‘ lBaiIIIInermnIg ltiIIa‘
cc f e 0 out nod e g b
ducts. ‘f ‘2‘ qt“ ma, uch as preferen-
file colonies ‘atld
11w'lloredt'fhltulb iiii‘d‘n among thé colonies
rofldingm for a
thrill . silence
humour“
‘5 "industries and migration with minor
sections like; nanny. post go, naturnll
1 I 1 WM
dn‘d‘i‘Rmd‘
one would bar useful results, Ear-h
on state mil-mum iii
IRE"
illusion Bt
tours! by can
”answered Id... i‘e‘ci‘ui»
use of 1ng tint Irliri
“WW-
his “
““36, Inga)! at the _
swore“ would bled by their adv s1- ‘
he prettier
that the deliberad ‘
, talod that K
‘. Tro‘ubieli oi all kind; are in ‘
nearly eyery insomce readily
.‘i relieved by loss: a low doses
..‘ of the rollowing simplu home— .
- madé- mixture:
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-
holf ounce: Compound Kai-gen,
one ounce; Compound Syrup
Snrsppariila. three ounces
Tbh dose is a leasobonful of
ingredients can be obtained at
any good pharmacy.
mixed by shaking well in u l-Iot -
tic.V_1ici1i.llI1l of Kidney. Bladder
and Urinary dioceses of any .
kind should not hesitate to .
make this plescri lion up and ‘
try it. It comes igbly recom-
v;.;r,l;efiu'c'l_l - .:-;.:-;- . r.-
y‘x.‘
to prepare.
if not troubled. now save this .
for future use. .-
u '-;-;-,-'r*
was». elm. Muss p‘o‘m
(th‘iliUitYIi Ar‘c‘il i6.~l.l'lue col
ledge: in malféwveggold dIIugIlIlter‘
e :9 k a b one
of Kimono acid. today, with a§lcidaiI
attempt and probably will die before
night She is uncouucious und doc-
tor states that there is no hope of
saving to life. it is said that tho
death. blew days ago, of the man to
whom tint was engaged. was the chief
ronson‘itir‘ber net.
East Norwflti.‘
4
spent for in -
kind of "We .
‘A villi landfills: Potlcv
idem-es atom worry us well as"
lost loss. it you il'ave neglected
your insurance! Wit It e. you to have
us wtlte you a polite IyIt tonce. We do
not any you are gong to have a fire
tonight.
not going to have one? '
John B. Lawrence,
South Norwaik.
Amy
2 -outh Main St.
Hanoi Mahackemo.
J‘. R. CONNOR. Manager.
n In broom“ . I
ssawc: tinfoil”:
0mm bloom-Assn:
m U’i “I
For Mi,
flee. Telephono‘“ 18‘9“?"
i'd ‘ ,lEi 35H; (mi 11f, ,,}1§I¥II.
““5““ MIR} “it wet...
Rulhuaubkaimg
.my‘jll-u-M mm
is the place for recreation and healthy
exercise and in I; more popular
every weak. “.1. . A, ,..
. ,m
Fancy trick Instill.” “Prob I‘Irr‘u‘u
MINER Ifilsvdl‘ilnh th‘I‘r16‘1
Inhibit Illink .every
I". i it «hollow 1:“ .II ‘. ~.
FURNITURI‘, ‘NA‘NOI. ETC.
:3! ‘l‘wafui. colI with": mIsde a lu-iIefI “musings“.
Ni) Y.a 9 con clence d a
used th cedars and adjourned .Fo" m TR“"'RM"“
cell: i » {be bold three times a _ 1 . ‘flp ”Ga ..
colt a , ti: m diibtcl‘é'd to Ian at out“. 1 Iv
cast I 93“,: I “LI
it in; bladder $7701”
a: Martinis of Abcignveunv
, tsnced to five
mended and doesn‘t cost much
the Hartford
. burneds early
' the second story
l
*- ul illllllil nu
mourn bodysuit. norm. 1
. "smarts oIiIIIIlIlM; IANKINI
. i . loo-Iran".
1"?" ' mom ’1?“
. IuanuI mo room.
. 017m
nouns u unusv‘veon, rm.
1 mm .kNAPe. 1» loom
But can you say you are ’
Lord Nevlu is the fourth non of- the
Ht- was sell-
year 's penal serIltude
on February is 1898. for fraud in
.‘ connection with ll promissory vote.
the prosecutoI being Captain Silen-
II tier-Clay, who in 1904 married Pnu
‘1' line Astor. daughter of William Wu]
Russia. The Free Economy Society
.. bard Novill was sentenced today Was
‘; stealing from a pawlnbrokel a has
our meals and at Hmltflle These 1 »
containing “.000 worth of Jewelry by
. exchanging it for a similar box. at»
and are ".T.
partially containing the jewels but
when opened was found to contain
pieces of coal wrapped in gissue papa.
SOUTH MANCHESTER HOUSE
RUB NED
SOUTH MANCHESTER, April 13—-
The residence of Clifford D. Cheney. on
load, was completely
today. Home Land-
quiIt, a servant who was the only por-
" son in the house, Mr. and Mrs. Cheney
1 being in Washington. D. C. ,dincovered
the tire, but it had gained such bead-
way that she was obliged to lump rlom
ludow. and in so
doing fractured a l g. The origin of
the tire is not known, and the damage
will be. about 315000; covemd by in-
surunce.
Willi WW
31 . .15 Wi‘ll It. Net-mils
‘ It Ill-slimmer. It. Io. rum
Real [State and insurance.
'I We have several drama bargains
In income maps. property that
most laImII in value with the rapid
growth If the town.
Honétsl
CARLOAD N0. 2, 1907.
OhIoHorsos
billion. and Drivers.
These Horses will be guaranteed as
represented or money modded.
Rupee
slut And many artistes
River Strut. Nor-Walk.
. DIRIICTURI‘.‘
Mathew-en Henry “moor
' I'Imuol, Grumman
l- .
all".
m
4660M! l‘R. Marvin 2. Wallace Marvln
John H.1nght
Item .
cumin mm
1 'Il'fll H
W
DR RID lV. RAYMOND.
norm Hunter
and Insulin r.
1' North Main 13b. South ‘Nomlk
student‘s, o WIIblnuton at.
TIslppheno It house. Inc
Tel some at time. 338-2.
enrolls/it! AW non. nun EVE! '
Mini "big H‘i‘su of mm was
’ Isadore? mm It the
‘ ours with -
. tile worryin about selecting
. ll, no- hustler With.
dim; er.- mm when pleasant
“ “some .I- ~
In mice. .
some: surrounding.
swimmln'.
curator. ’1 REYNEKE
Isylly misting: guyilt ”1.6.0 curse
g a pav‘nhroi‘t'er and was ,:
. Itencenced to a year's imprisonment,
‘conaisting oi Draughters. Business ‘
FIRED! lOK H. ROW N. and Vice- .,
1 WILFIRID RODWILL, cuhmI
. else than you can with us.
to look over
1"
out! cow "“ «hills.
is worth advertising—worth
brainy-moon ham: to your
bin-worth burning. And we
arcl pleased oiled it pulsed you.
Only the best is good enough»
for; urn—or for you, ..
received. and it shines.
1 ' 1 . ”gill-“LI“
Afil‘le ItocliIoi 19012 mining just 1
' lluttll m
a “ ‘ ‘ $::I
bun enjoy” 1:: hint" of it
Nil. “linking.“ wI‘fi
£43”?
aoIrIn‘toed to our... argon mom
Italian Wylie. was Mfll‘fl
mutant. m mult- lens
A‘ full line of first;
qualilil
-Fishinc Tackle.
Yacht and Launch
Supplies. .
Plii‘lits. Varnishes.
’Gaiden Tools and
Barrows.
And maul) other
Spring Goods new
retail: for your
“ mSpection.
Chariot] Don
"I WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone [‘7’
£135. batman "ill
2‘
weekly «law can I‘m norm It oul
$1: office on their ow» name,
Call and III A“
'd.‘ Wnsblngton 3!.
Pt In. to 8 p. m.
ed with I dainty
snow w one on “Richard" Porl
celain Enoitlclod vatory. '
Have you ever stopped to considel
how delightfully convenient it would
be to days but and cold running «on
in your dressing chamber shops
ing gpartnlent. of first floor toiled
room. its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you pIicel Dill
plumbers are strictly competent moi
chnnlcs, honest and reliable.
Horace R. Nash
should ‘
‘cdrluan‘ tum A‘ND wss‘f ‘I‘l‘m
ThoPium‘blng
in your house is of too much importy'
ance to your health and happiuési to
let anyone metal such work union"!-
they are thorough mechanics under-
standing every branch of the ninth in.
and ventilating systems. My wot is.
guaranteed. .
Bono'ciloii ’
"Arthur B.
PLumsmo. HEATING. multiple.
5 Monroe St South Nor-walk. Com.
FRANK c.
VAN scov
momma.
11 STEAM.
wl
nor wall. "it“...
J M10 .lml'
i1 one FITTING.
c
Ila. Illa! Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
36 loath Main Street. ' '
“Baud: Norwaik, Conn.‘ 11
your first order, because we know that
the satisfaction you will derive from
that will open your eyes to the 'fact
that you cannot do better anywhere
You will
find that we are not “all at sea" in our
1 business. but thoroughly "uptothe-
min to" and watchful the interests
(of o rohstomm, know us that, by so
.1 doln' .ife are
. ultimate benét.
{sally acting for our own
It you Are thinking of Returnishl‘ns
your house this Sprln ;, it will pay you
irivmwrol 11o. z;
CBEDIIT
hnI .. ..1
inn is I...
limp sat"
..,..........~. A.»
lie.
w. ul‘i {or find deliver your. . with
mowers, In Jint- also. order for t‘l‘t6
season's mowlpgt.
General repair work It specialty.
dooorlptl‘ons It—
"JJI‘L IhflmI
Jim. 1 l
[bitumen
i sell only inveltmcnts that i vai
‘personally investigated,1lnd which
have been most rigidly investigated
by some of the very best business and
'profesalonal men in our city. who hov‘o‘
large holdings with us, and Who rec-
Iommend these investments to theii
'most intimate friends.
A card will bring you our literature;
or a personal interview. . . .
R. L. COBURN, Gallant mm. 5
16 South Maln‘ Street. 1 1I
1041 to“;
PLUMBING AND STEA M
. HEATING. 3
HOT WATER HEATING. 1
HOT AIR HsArrmo; ‘ l
stoves AND month
SLATE AND TlN noorl'uo
(in and steam Fitting. Gan Flannel.
Metal Ceiling. Etc. w -
Have you Icon our Itock oi
RICHMOND RANGES ?
THE JONES & HoTciikiss‘
COMPANY
17 WALL srnsgr.
‘3‘ l‘ I.“
NORWAL
ilailg Line hi i.
lit for freight Only‘
On and after Tuesday, January 1!.
1906, Freight Prepellsrs will learn
Pier 28, East River, New York (foot
of Dover street). every dny- (excel)!
Sunday). ill 4 p.111. Freight‘remivei‘l
at Norwalk up to l p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 5: 30 p. m. 1 1
NORWALK STEAMBOAT MOO]
Arming J. smith, 0 .c Heaemant
Lessee. General sign}:
Willi Not out Your
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Rents are advancing IllAhe thud
and desirable apartments .W begun-
in; coarser every day.- -We here
number of very desirable hontcl. :ron
male. and can make the terms and
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