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1 several selections.
W. 13 0111101111 has placed his. launch
Kaiil‘leén in the water for the season.
mun—Fray—
William S. Wilt-011's launch has
been 1111111101] and painted and is in fine
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John Cole is at work putting David
l’oilywog in
W. Raymond's launch
commission.
annnd Mrs. Charles Brundage, of
West Hunting Ridge, are spending a
few days here.
The number of automobiles passing
through East Norwalk yesterday wasi
reIprakahly large.
The regular weekly class meeting
will he held tomorrow evening at the
East Avenue Church
Henry Cooley, of Fort street, has
just recovered from the grip and Mrs.
Cooley ls down with it.
Opned Doors was the subject of the
Epworth League meeting last evening.
in nthe East Avenue Methodist Church.
A" meeting of the Sunday School
Board of the East Avenue Methodist
Clam l1 will be held this eveniu at the
church.
The weekly prayer meeting of the
fidhéntists this week will be held at
h,_home of Christian Gnrtmann in
1.07:0 street.
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The meetings at the Advent Church
Sunday evenings which have (Illillli!
the‘ winter commenced at 7 oclock will
be held during the summer at 7:311
as {lathe usual custom In summer.
, 6 monthly meeting of the Sunday
81' b0] Bond of the East Avenue Moth
odidt Church was held' Saturday night
in the ladies” parlor of the church and
all present had an opportunity to meet
the11‘1ew pastor. Rev. George 'l‘.1F1ec-
man who p1 esided over the meeting.
F'i‘he Messrs. Tobey had to return to
{12:31. Norwalk yesterday from the. eye
fig at Bridgeport. They claim that
the, reason they returned was .that
Jake See's boat which they were on
leaked so that their shoes were afloat
each moining When they woke They
have: christened the boat "The Bath-
tulif’
lilo'my N 'I‘ayior has been awarded
thd, general coutiact and [“1111 h lino.
inahmi work in t'onucttion with tht1
onlii‘amlly house. on (I111g111y Boulu
ya 1] for 12117.11 M. l’lutt. Plans (1111 for
a flame building. two and one half
stories high with shingle 1',oof fur-
nacehoat electric. lighting. hardwood
finish and flooring, 111antels,.etc.
4A lazy liver leads to chronic dy
1111 sis. and constipation—weakens
the“ whole system Dean‘s Regulets
(25 boats bci box) corrzott the liver,
tone 1111 the stomach cure constipa-
tion. ,
ROWAYTON.
The dredging on the natural oyster
beds, off Bridgeport is reported to be
ve1:y‘ 'good this spring
Wm
Mr. Sawyer, head of the Tokencke
Co. oration, spent Sunday at his sum-
mei: home in this place
[IQ'A‘Smith Petty of Mount Vernon,
New York 5 out Sunday with his
broper. i E. titty, of Ray mend street.
W
£18 sloop Mary Underhiil. ow ed by
“So he 0 ch
(3011'
l Mott Jr. was run i
Bri eport Saturday and was
$111 fibly damaged.
Comniodore William E. Clarke and
family havetmmmd from the Hotel
(‘liffmd South Norwalk to their sum
mer home on Bell island.
iiobert S. Barclay, pf Rowal'ton ave
nae, is to erect 1a cottage on Wood
island. Edward Mills'paugh has the
contract and work 1 is 1 already undet
way.
island toad. is having a. number of lm
11roieniciits me o to the buildings on
his rperty. 13 work Is being done
Willis Mills, , ,
The stone crushor was successfully
1mo‘vetl inert. Wedk and has been set tip
in the 0111 Da ....mad. where the con-
tractor for the keneke Corporation
this shelf.
Home of the fares formerly col-
looted by the Normal: ’i‘ramvay Com-
pony yhave been chopped off since the
Consolidated Reunited: possession
of the plant 111151110111. can new ride
from Rowaytono t rIOn's Phint for
five cents.
A number of people in this place
new a large deer. yestbrday. Chalice
n Pett',’ who was riding his bicycle
along 1 e Barton road, get within twen
1
,.
packed for us.
, was Paul Colin,
«ion of Illilt‘ buildings, four at Alt-hi
1: DECISION AGAINST PACKERS.
Missouri against the packers 1"1111 ac
Franklin Lynch, of me contentment 1
ty feet of the big .nnt‘lhnndsome. back,
which went into the lot alongside Alex
. Raymond's ice pond, where It remained
for none time.
Wilbur D. Lockwood has resigned
his position in the Civil Engineer De-
partment of the ew York. New H.11-
yen and iiartfo railroad on the
Shore Line division and has accepted
one with .i. C. Whitok 11,..1engineers
and contractors of New York. and will
be 1011 ated in Hatfield Wisconsin.
tl;it:.dllocl1wood loft Sunday 1'01 his new
e
A number of people went to Darlen,
Saturday night. and attended the en—
tertainment given in the Towndisll by
D. W. Robinson's Propectoscope Com-
pany. 1 Robin, the tramp juggles, creati-
911 much- amusement. and proved very
clever; Harry Wilbur gave exhibitions
1m the piccolo banjo, and Miss Rose
Farrington, the coniralto soloist. sang
The pictures, un-
der the operation of Arthur Bauch.
were very good. 'l‘ho'muIical director
Miss Vivian Mai Stevens, a grad-
uate of Miss Fannie Smith's Normal
Kindergarten Training School, writes
enthusiastically from the Leaks and
Watts Orphan home at Yonkers.
where she has recently been engaged
as kindergartcner. She speaks'of the
institution and its location as ideally
situated on the Hudson. There are
ing those who teach cooking and sew-
ing and there is the finest gym in the
county. The buildings include in addi-
tile
in wh
1 bits tad the . a:
the 11191111111519 Master Baker's Asso-
station is attempting to continue the yin
Ilo‘oltout. Six
{about two thirds of the trade, who ro-
thousand journeyman.
fused to accept work under the old
conditions. are idle today. Neverthe-
‘lesi the inhabitants are only slightly
ineomsnienoed Bread bmmt evcry-
leiero obtainable. rue dyndiuntc
many teachers besides herself, inciud- i‘
bakers «to working full tlm‘e, but
many of the smaller bakeries are be
ing operated with reduced form.
The striking journeyman,
Russia are fed. lodged and clothtd by
their employers.‘ in 'patt‘iarc .l.’ but
highly summit/any atvle sic ping in
the oven rooms, with few facilitiesH
for cleanliness. demand besides highm
dages, shorter home and an aincliora-
tlon in their conditions of life. includ.
ing separate lodgings; money allow“
ance for food. washing conveniences.
etc. The journeymep bakers of Mos-
cow recentiy won a strike on similar
grounds. it is expected that the. St.
Petershurg employers will be forced
to yield. A meeting of the employcrs
has been called for tomorrow for
the purpose of considering concessions
which may be made.
m 1
DEPTHS OF BLACK BEA.
Waters Poisoned to Such a Degree
That Life to impossible.
Few persons. probably. other than
those engaged in the pursuit of set
once. are aware that the Black Sea
presents an interest of Its own to the
ecologist and the geologist nilnredhy
no other part of the ocean at the pres.
out day.
Throughout the greater part of the
ocean the bottom is the dwelling place
of a number of creatures whose busi-
ness It is to consume the bodies of the
members of the surface fauna which
tion to the usual dormitories. a hos-
pital. laundry and a conversatory and
there is a swimming pool. The position '
is considered a very desirable one and
Miss Stevens was selected from out*
of twenty other candidates for it. Miss
Smith says she has had an opportun»
Ity to place about twenty teachers
could she have had them as graduates
from her well known institution.
DARIEN AND 1101101110111.
Several fine residences are still for
rent in Noroton for the summer. I
The Commercial Record shows two
sales of real estate In Daricn, last
week. They were Zigmtm Mason to
John Mason. West avenue, and Elisha
'I‘ryon to Annie '1‘. Denver, Holmes
avenue. The mortgages recorded
amounted to $2.800. 'l‘hero wort ,
three sales of property for the third
week in April. last year, and thei
mortgages amounted to $1.284.
D. W. Robertson's l'rojectoscopo
performance given Saturday night in
the Darien 'l‘owu llall, was 11 great
success and the attendance was large
lit-sides the moving pictures a good
program was rendered as follows:
Overture, Paul C(Iliil; Miss itose Far-
rlngton. contralto; Robin. Iilt‘ tramp
juggler; Harry Willard. America's Ill‘t“
mier piccolo lumjoist: illustrated
Songs, Miss Rose h‘111'1'l11g1011.
BREWERIES MUST GIVE UP BUSI-
NE
reme Court Make Their Report
TOPFKA, Kilns, Aptil 29 .—-—'l‘h11
three receivers appointed by the State
Suplcme Court last week to take char
11:11 of the1 properly in Kansas of eight
outside brewing companloh.11nd of :1
real estate concern operated by one
liquor firm, made. its report to the
court here today. The, report. shows
that the roccivcls have taken posses
son and five at Leavenworth 'l‘hcy al
1111 are in possession of a huge assort-
ment of bars. fixtures and mirrors.
Not much liquor has been taken. Most
of the places where seizures were
made have liccn saloons. 11nd the liq-
uor was claimed by parties other than
the blowing companies,
The receivers btlicve that’the 1111‘-
wery companies will take some litiliill
to protect their prcputy now that the
1:11 111.1] report of the seizures has been
fled.
The brewery attorneys any they are
waiting for definite authority on how
to ploceed. On Thursday next a mo-
tion to appoint a. receiver in Kansas
for the Anheuser- Busch Brewing Com
pany will be argued in the Supreme
Coutt. This company was the only
one of the foreign concems to fight
the move for receivership and it was
not included in the list of companies
for which receivers were named.
ST. PAUL, Minn" April 29. —Judgo
Sanborn today filed the opinion of the
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
which he had written, affirming the
judgments of the United States Dis-
=IIiCt, Court for the Western District of
coming crontessions of twelve cents
per hundred pounds from the portion
‘of, the caiahllshcd rate fo1 the 11111111-
portutlon of plovlstons on tlu'ounb
bills of lading from nKnuas t‘ ity 1
countries. Judges Hook
concurred in the opinion.
MEDICAL EDUCATION COUNCIL
CIEDS.‘ , ' 1‘1
of the
In northwestern Missouri
after death sink to the bottom. in
the Black Sea. however. says the
Field. owing to special geological
events, such scavengers are totally
wanting over the greater part of, the ,
bottom. so that the carcasses of the
creatures which fall from above are
left to decompose which they speedily
do at the comparatively high temper—
attire of the water.
By this decomposition two soluble
compounds—carhmmte of ammonia
and sulphurettcd hydrogen—~11re devel-
oped in enormous quantities; while no
free limo. except such as is introduced
from the Mediterranean. is left. The
volume of sulpburetted hydrogen In so
great as to poison the water from the
greatest depth (1.227 l'athomsl to with‘
111 about a hundred tathoms of the sur-
face to such a. degree that lilo, except
for a few bacteria, is absolutely Ini-
possible.
The circumstance has a. double in
tcrest—wflrst. that it in azsolutely
unique at tho preecnt'dny. and. sec
oudly. that. It seems to utter an almost
exact. parallel to the state of affairs
that existetltpat Iht.‘ i1111.o11c111i1'ably rc-
tuotc epoch when the oldest known
scdinwutary rocks were laid down as
mud on the ancient sea bottom.
POPULAR AMUSEM ENTS.
NICKEL TiiEA'i‘itIll.
The. unusual success of the moving
pictures at the Nickel ’l‘l1cat1e has
wit '1 in 1
Receivers Appointed by Kansas Sup-
prmmpted the iiiailagcment to ariangc
for the. ploduction of another set of
novel films. The l'uwrittcu Law at
tracted the largest houses 'l‘bursday.
Friday and Saturday that the theatre
has ever had.
but led
This week as an extra
attraction. William .I11Mul1'iliill Will
appear as an old time southern negro.
lie. is well known as oneof the. bright-
est. 1111111011111th in this part of the
.atnte. The social clasatllat attend and
the increase In attendance proves to
the 111n1111g1uucut that their endeavors
to give a flint-cl ass show Is being up
precintcd ’l‘his endeavor
will always be 111ai11taincd
FISHERMAN FOUND THREE BOD-
IE E8.
, CHICAGO. April 29 —-A dispatch
from Elgin. ill. says: “While fishing
in Fox River yesterday. Stephen Bor-
as hooked a bundle of clothing which
he pulled 111111111. and found to contain
the bodies of thtce infants. twin boy-1
and a glrL (‘oroner Norton is of [Iii‘
opinion that the bodies 111111 have been
from a passing train. The
clothing found with them was of a
fine quality, but bore no marks.
PRESIDENT’S ATTITUDE REGRET.-
DENVER. 01110., April liar—The Defa-
ver Trades and Labor Asdemhiy yea
terday adopted resolutions regretting
the attltttdc taken by President Roose-
velt against Meyer and Haywood Wes
tein Fedeiation officials now waiting
trial at Boise. ldnho, on a. charge of
complicity in the assassination at for-
mer Governor Stennenbnrg.
NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP LINE.
FALL RIVER Mass, April 29. —-An
nouncrmcnt is made that the leccntly
formed Neptune line of steamships.
to run between Full Rivet and New
York will begin its daily sailings on
or about May 251111. ’ilte New York
terminal. in at, tht foul. of West Foul
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to please :
Christiania and other points 111 [1111111111
and Adams
CHICAGO, April 29 ——Dclcgatos from
all parts of the country will attend the 1
eighth annhai convention of the ooun- ,
all of medical education. which opens
here today. Various subjects of later
est to the medical profession will he
discussed and an effort will he minis
to recommendations to the various 161,81
lslatures urging uniform laws cover-
ing the state, 1fixilifiInntlon of 11111111 ‘
VERE WEATHER IN THE WEST
N‘SAS CITY 1110., April 29. ~11
combination .of snow sleet and rain
was rowed this morning in this part
11.11111, with freezing weath-
or prevailing from the Nebraska lino
thgexas. There was 11 full of snow
at. oncordis. Kansas following rain;
sleet at Butler Kane. and a heavy
rain at: Wiehiia'. with 11 than of snow
H BFIIDGEPORT NEW LONDON GAME
POCTPONED. "
lilllllflit‘l l'Olt’I‘ April "it ~~—'I”l1111 palm
achedulcd between liridgepoit and
New London for this afternoon has
been postponed on account of tho
woatlatm .111
. ‘ DENSE FOG IN NEW 119311
NEW YORK. April. zap—9., 119131.111, fog
prevailed at ..‘11 marine stations this
ported, either atrivlm; o1 nailing 11p to
9 11.111.
l"hilliittcver llap11enu”1.al1l 11111 pu-
1triotic 1'lti1n1111s.'tl1c11111la no doubt
that tho~11111untr1y id ante,”
”Yes!“ said. tho: ‘cvulral grittuIiIcr
"the country in safe enough. But with
these mllrwav trains and m1tr.1:1.11-.biles
how about the Inhaiiltsutt'l'—~\Va 1-11
lngton Star. , 1. , , ‘
Al 11. bpw 11 Mint lugs Wrens»—
A gorse tongshoi'goy rack too long
Will dump the to to ob? and tho-11.
And life I: have: thb same attain
i ~Washingt01: Star.
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morning and no vessels had been re- ...-
how
Int 1 e: . ":in
York City III. I.
Ji'l‘h.‘ coupon, Manama- 1 "
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CERVICE UP-TO-DAIE
CUISINE UNSURPABBED
RATES REASONABLE
For further particulars apply at of- .
lice.
Tole 11110116488
”' Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
“Plan 31.9”“th
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t! totaro'gw or ’our famous; in”?
1 Sterling Remedy Co.,CI1icngoor N. V. cop
AIIIMI. SALE. TEN, >W'BOXES
COULDN' 'I' AFFORD T0 FORGET.
Whenever the pcnltrioua manager of
the large store wanted tomllarpen his
pencil he would enter the shipping do
11.11111111111 and borrow a knife from one
of the boys. Sometimes the boys did
not have their knives with them but
there was one lad Tommy 1".11een who
always could be depended upon.
- “How is it. Tommy. '" asked the man-
agar one day as he whittled his pencil
"that you always have your knife with
y.ou and the other boys haven't?”
Tommy hesitated for a moment
then. gathering courage, said.
“The wages i get arcnt though for
me to afford more than one pair of
pants."
Every defeat develops a lot of new
excuses.
Three Second hand 1
Automomles
lN FIRST CLASS SHAPE.
POPULAR MAKES.
PRICES RIGHT.
I “Honest Coolie It Honest Prion.”
311 Wolf street. - Nomlk.
Before buying a Runabout, why“
don't you call at ..
STAMFORD
GARAGE
and try one of their new FOHDSI
Cars In stock, and we are pleased to
show you.
THE STAMFORD GARAGE One.)
30 West Main 81. Stamford, Conn.
hone 544.
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20 lbs. Sugar . 41.110
14 StrictIy Fresh Bags ...........256
3 the. large Prunes .... ..251:
2 lbs. extra large Prunes .........25o
3 lbs. Milk Crackers ....... ......251:
3 tbs. Soda Crackers ..... . . . . . . ..25c
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22 Cottage Ave, East Norwalk
Tet. 338-5.. ..
BY 08.
F. T [0111115011151 Son
,DEOORATORS.
Wholesoleand Retail Dealers In
WALL FAVE-‘5.
70 NORTH MAIN ST.
‘ SOUTH: NQBWALK.
Gold filled Chain free!
Spatial Offer for One Week
With eyery pair of our
1.110.511.1111 I ye Glasses
We will give a Gold-Filled Chain Free.
OUR SPECIALISTS SERVICE
13 FREE.
He will tell you truth about your
Headaches cured.
Children 11 eyes especially cared for.
“he 1111111111 Sy stem is recognized as
h roost scientific in use.
United American Opticians.
Incorporated
Permanent Locatlon:
HOYT’S THEATRE BLOCK.
Factory and main offices, 116 East
3311 St. N. Y. Also stores 62 East lith
N. Y.; Bridgeport, Ct; So. Nor
F [ LflcKWGUD & CD‘St walk, Ct: Springfield, Mass. Branches
everywhere.
Largest Retail Optical House In the
World .
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ABEL UiNNiSflN,
45 Wall 88, Norwalk.
’4 Washington 81., 30. Nomik.
Real Estate and insurance.
We have several decided bargain
in IncomI producing property that
must Increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town.
HORSES!
CARLOAD no.3.1901. 11.1
hioHorses
(16111111111111: of Draughtera. Business
Chunks. and Drivers.
These Horses will be guaranteed as
represented or money refunded.
Respectfully,
OSCAR H. BANKS
SALES AND LIVERY STABLES
River Street. Norwalk. '
Attendance All Home 1557.11.11 Night.
rnzn'x a. panama.
FUNEMIL mailman AND
‘1 EMEIIIMER.
Office and Residence,
84 SOUTH. MAIN” ST,
South Norwalk, Conn.
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DA v11) w. Barman.
Funeral Director
and Embalmnr.
19 North Main 81., South Norwalk
Residents, 6 Washington St.
Telephone at house, 693.
Telephone at. office, 336-2.
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Tot. 132. Lady Attendant.
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East Norwalk
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Tet. 452.
mi: 111111111 seaward
WAREHOUSE. ‘ ‘
‘ for .
FURNITURE, PIANOO, ETC.
1914111111119, 341111-116.
For Particulars Address
0. N. MoKlBBIN,
Office, Room 4, Havilaud Ilook,
Weshtnotou Otrnt. ‘ _
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6‘“ in the Habit of Having Your
Sunday Dinner at the
CLIFFORD
No worr ln’g about' Intention
your men a, no bother with
dishes or stove when pleasant
weather comes. .
courteous service.
Plenum Surrounding.
Excellent Cooking.
'c‘ttllatss 11151115115:
mop-111116
Telephone 49!
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pod-imam
WORLDLY MINDED MEN
know it. is good policy to be prepa'rcd
fol fire. Are you still without the
protection of 1
Fire insurance?
‘ List votu iteal Estdte with us if you
want it sold. We have not. to have
more properties from $1000 to $5000
,LUS'POMuRsi willows. 11 1
1 J 012m. BI. Lawrence,
2 South Main sum ,
., fui about everything we buy.
' faction' to our customers is the chief
_ consideration with 115 satisfaction as
”5011“! NDI‘WIIR.1
TRANCACTC' A GENERAL IANKING
FUNNEL”-
CAPITAL.
0100.000.”
luanue AND, 1111911111.,
1113,5001». 1, .
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EDWIN H, MATHEWSON, Pr“.
JOHN H, KNAPP, 1n Vine—Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice-
wuruzp IODWELL, dunno. ._
Ill-.9" ._.
DIIIIC'TORB,ii 1’
E. H. Mathewson Henry Beymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joaclah B. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Dwarf: John H Light
Fred H. Rowan.
A full line of first-
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Fishing Tackle. .
Yacht and Launch
Supplies. 1 .
Paints. Vamishes.
Garden Tools and
Barrows.
And maul) other.
Spring Goods now
reads for 110111,
inspection.
6111111 11 1111
HARDWARE.
us WASHINGTON STREET.
Phonon-14' . '
Houseillly and “your thawing I
weekly salary can «our: moni-y It 1111:
than. on that; own name. l
gait and m 111.1
independent loan and $11-
0111111011.
Havlland Bldg" VV’aPY. Inuton 8t.
Office Hours, 0 a. m. 11.- a 11.111.
EVERY LADY? DRESSING CHM.
should be equipped with I dating
snow white, one piece “ Stundfld" P0"
cclain Enameled Lavatm y
Have you ev-er stopped to oonlidel
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running votes
in your dressing chamber sleep-
Ing apartment of fast floor tollel
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly (illute you pzlcea. 01m
plumbers are st1 lctly cmnpotent 11w
cushion. honest. and reliable. .1
Horace- 8. flash,
CORNER! MAIN AND WEST- 8T;
ThePlumbing
In your house is of too much import.-
ance to your health and happiness th
let anyone lnstal such weik unlesn
they are thorough mechanics, under-
standing ex cry bram h of the plumbing
and ventilating systems. My work is.
guaranteed.
Arth'ur E. Benedict!
PLUMBING, HEATING. TINNING.
5 Monroa 8%., South Norwnlk. Conn.
:1.
.,.*T.. .. .3
FRANK c.
VAN 51:01
Ween":
1 personally
ineslmul
I sell only investments that I be"
investigated, and which
have been most. rigidly Inv1 situated
by some of the may best business and
. professional men in our 1:11.11 who b.1111!
.lsrge holdings with us, and who run.
PLUMBING.
STEAM." " .
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nun '
on: 111211111111.
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Tin. Sheet iron. Copper
zinc. ’
Ind
.11 South Main strut.
South Norwalk (loan.
”ummnuemmog:
It’s" All Wnte.”
You can write it down in your little
: book that "its all right.” if you buy
your goods from us. We guarantee ev-
erything we sell because we axe 1:111:12-
Sat 3
to quality. service and price. Our aim
is to increase our busihests by in-
creasing the satisfaction of our custo-
m‘ers. Call and an conyinced
. lite A. .I. Angolan 8181111130.
FURNITURE,.ETC.‘ iii
:3
i
ommend these Divestment» to 1111.111
most, intimate friends,
A cold will bring 1011 our iiteratur
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN. General Agent.
16 South Main Street...
1':
' 1841 11011
PLUMBING nun STEAM
aan'rmo
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES
SLATE ANDY TIN ROOFING
Cal and Steam Fitting, Gas Fixtures.
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have you seen our stock 119
RICHMOND RANGER ?
THE JONES & HOTClitfl SS
COMPANY 1
17 WALL STREET, uoawat
.L7
Ilaill Line 1111. YY.
for freight Only ..
0n and after Tuesday. January 3,.
1906 Freight I’xopeliors will len 11
Her 28 East River, New Yulk,(1'thI:
of timer street), every day (cxcop
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at Ntll'plllk up to 4 p. m. and $0111!
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