lll'IIkIu Is cuticlnorcue.
at our fountain. Everything about it
Is clean and ssnltnri
Ail them at drinks are served.
Ice the ode. all ilsvors.
College I with erushed fruits
mahosphnte and Egg Fruits. all
I.
anyo out a particularly 1110qu
, lo coo pit stop at our Code
ilIo lirIdae PIIarIIIacy.
PLATNESM:\YIII:::FLEY.W
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sv a mo Muscle».
East Ave. M. E Ch., May 8, 8: 15 p. m.
Tickets. 15c. ‘
TICKETS ..... ......... ...... .. 150
J. R. Muriln was able to be out for
a drive again yesteiday.
’l‘hc tug Billiey was In the harbor.-
ihis morning for coal
Alexander Britto is considerably im-
proved after his recent illness.
The sloop Richard 'iIanl arrived this,
morning with a cargo of sand.
Work was commenced yesterday re-
Dfllnting the Crescent Loundry.
R E. Curtis, of Strawberry Hill, has
returned from ll. visit to New Haven
Miss N. R Carr is very sick at her
home, 19 Shaview avenue, East Nor-
walk.
Hem-y Barnum, of Danbury, is 0 vi-
sitor at W. L. Bartlett's for a day or
two.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com.
pnpy Is to hold a sociable on Friday
night.
Repniis are. being made to the licnc
dict Farms Bridge. by the. 'I‘IoIleI Coin-
Dally
Mrs Albert. Dunn. of Betts Place,
does not improve very fast Two doc
tors were in attendance today. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Whitson Wheeler are
ortalning W. H Aldrich. of Port
crson, L. l.. for a few days
The regulai cottage pIayeI meeting
was held last evening at the home of
Mrs. Scott in Woodward avenue.
Mrs. Homer Clark, who has been
quite ill for some days, is slightly lin-
proved, und it is-belicvcd that the
necessity for an operation is over.
While M. S. Partrick. the bridge
shoe maker, is fond of pie he is not
Immodemteiy so. and yesterday at-
‘tcrnoon ;lre Ight he was going to
”have more the “enough. The Frisbie
pie wagon was passing along the.
indge when the horse took flight at.
something and bolted. Just as the
animal was about to plunge though
the window or Mr Pm trick 3 shoe shop
someone caught it and saved the shoe
window.
,A large audience gathered in the
auditorium of the East Avenue Meth-
odist Church under the auspices of the.
Epwonh league to hear the two blind
artist Herbert A. Strout, of New Ha
veil, and Samuel 0 Bond. of Bridge-
port. They were itny assisted by Wil-
liam E Robinson of this place, who
gave several readings All three gen-
dlemen ate giaduaiies of Petklns in-
stitute for the Blind, in Boston, Mass
Mules this Mr. Strout has taken a
course of the pipe orgdn in Yale Unl-
varsity and since that time has held
positions as organists in several
churches In New Haven and vicinity,
and at present; is a teachet of the
piano, voice and different binss instru
‘menis. Mr. Bond has a ceItiiicate from
the Perkins' Institute as a piano tun-
er and repaiier and is now following
his profession in Bridgeport and vi-
y. The concert consisted of plauop
sages and dueyts "Ivocsl solos, selectioi'ls
on. the Cornet and baritone ham and
" readi.ngs It was highly artistic and
thoroughly enjoyable and the artists
have already been requested to give
anothen concert in the near future.
ROWAYTON.
Ex- Commodore James A. Farrell and
J'oha Farrell have been visitms at
J
Lnxo "ti Ive
' The most common causes of hi!-
lousneu‘ Is some rsion of the
f,“ of the Wet. or the Intention
will! in tbg bile duct. .
Ymtlng'n u summons
“In our" V Wifigfi:
out 0% and!"
‘ ingtou s‘vb‘nuer, Bridgeport Miss Wash-
the“ summer home tit Hickory Rluif
A meeting of the ladies of Reliance
Hook and Ladder Company will be
held Monday afteInoon next at 3
o'clock, In the headquarters in Rose
nylon avenue
Rev. Frank C Brown. pastor of the
Rowayton Baptist Church
in connection with the ordination of
Rev. William Swanson In the First
Baptist Church, Bridgeport, Tuesday
evening.
It is estimated that about three hun-
dred persons were in attendance at the
auction of the household affects of
Mrs. Kune, yesterday, and practically
-- everything ofiered the public was dis.
[toned of. The auctioneer was E. ’I‘.
Bates, and he proved a success In get<
. ting good prices for the articles put up.
. Mrs. Kane is now living in New York.
Announcements have been received
- in town of-the marriage of Miss Hil-
degarde .Scluicll. formerly of ’ Roton
Hill. to George Baxter IWeed. Theos-
‘ remony took place at.12,o’clock noon.
last Thursday in Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church, Denver. Rev Cyl-
vester E. Ell-,ls of Fort Collins, omelet-
od. Mr and Mrs, Weed hre now at
home at 1014 South College avenue,
Fort Collins.
WWW
A NARROW ESCAPE.
G. W. Oloyd, a merchant, of Pluck.
Mo. had a narrow escape four years
ago, when he ran a ji'mson bur into his
thumb. He asv: sr ,Kused
thumb. He says: “The doctor want-
ed to ampulnte It but I would not con-
sent. ! bought a box of Bucklen's Ar-
.nlcu Salve and that cured the danger-
ous wound. 25c at F. H Baxter's,
South Norwalk. and E. P. Weedfis Nor-
walk drugglsts.
WESTPO‘RT.
Mrs. George Gorhnm has returned
from a visit in New York city.
Edward Squires of Bridgeport was
in town Saturday on business.
,Miss Florence Foster has been u re»
cent guest of Miss Florence Bred-
ley,
Mrs. Lilliam Thompson and child
ren have been recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron Lockwood,
The order of the Golden Sceptre has
rented Arlen Hall and will hold their
regular meeting there the first and
third Tuesdaervening in each month
Mr. Staples has been engaged by
Benjamin L. ,Bulkley of Bridgeport. to
take charge of his house at Finch's
Brondview Fnrm, Chestnut Hill.
Mrs. David Arnold and daughter.
Lilliam, have returned to their home
in Mount Vernon. after a week's visit
with MIs. David Crossman at Greens
Fuims.
The Meriyz Twelve Whist Club met
with Mr. land Mrs. George Guyei last
Saturday evening. A merry evening
lien home by Mrs; Henrietta Stuart
and Mrs. Frank Artie. The last meet-
ing of the club for this season will
be held a Week from next Saturday
evening with Mr and Mrs. Fredeilck
Bradley.
7 Oscar Andemon who is now build-
ing launches at the former works 01"
the Toquet Launch company, has hi
and 20 foot boats. The new hoich
and engine are in position and the
work will be in full operation in a
short time. He will not manufacture
engines but will install ”in‘his..boais
any make that the customer may
choose. =
Miss WAsI-IsusN'Is HEIRESS TO
MILLIONS.
Black Rock Girl Will Inherit Pnrt oi
Richardson Estate.
Miss Lucy Washburn. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Wnshburn,
.who have a handsome summer home
at Black Rock becomes an heiress by
formerly of Bridgeport and widow of
owned the Bridgeport Hydraulic Com
p3? Mrs. Richaidson died in Char-
10 on“.
an estate of about 86, 000, 000
$00, 000 of this goes to various chm-
ches and the remaining millions are
left to Mrs. William '1‘. Wasbbmn
with whom Mrs. Richardson lived ni-
ter the death of her husband.
Miss Washburn, who is well known
in social circles. a short. time ago
announced her engagement to Sidney
B Wood. son or Mrs. Susan B. and
the late Charles F Wood of 240 Wash
burn resides in New Y0Ik during the
winter hilt spends her summers at
Black Rock.
. Joseph thhaydson died in 1891, leav.
520. 000,000. Upon examination. hcw
ever. it was found that the estate had
sthnkeu in value greatly.
“spite house" Which gained Mr. Rich-
ardson considerable notoriety was
built at 82nd street and Lexington
avenue, New York shunt 28 years afigo
It was erected in order to cut off the‘
view of a neighbor with' whom Mr.
Richardson had quarrellcd.
The elder Mr. Richardson left part
of his estate- to his son, the late
Geofgen Richardson. who succeeded-
him !n the control ofI the Bridgeport
Hydraulic Company and whose widow
now resides in Linden avenue
W
wms mutton“ AT “has.
and surrounding towns had not been
‘ able to locate today George Nag!e.s
- Il'lhlfll‘
. wife murderer s [an inmate .oi the
stats Farm at Simul- ‘whoo -
carted yesterday in
Mlddleboro. ..whers
consult '0 dimtiit. did nor year
side red hprtnleu. the page I:
the staib’ h”farm mirage is prime
cured of hiIII‘lorIIIIIIIiIIomIeId
The man killed his wife with an axe
at their ’h'eme in East Dedhum
lull”. , _ .\
d
I Waterbury ....100000000—l
preached J
the ordination sermon "It the Iervicc) I
was enjoyed and the prizes were ta- .
ready laid the frames for several 17 ‘
the will of Mrs Emma J. Richmdson ‘
Joseph Richardson who at one time
S 0.. a iéw days ago. leaving ., ,
About ' '
.ing a fortune said to be .worth abouts?
The °l
nmnonwmns. Mass. May 9. ~41; , .
tor an all-night search olllcers of this "
was taken to T
‘I’ M Lupus.
At Bridgeport ~ ll _
, m ...Q0080000‘-—~0 RI
or ch ..,....00900000l—ul 4 .3
lll'ld Icr and Ilenuumnt; Tuckcy and
$60. In
_ At Holyokc—
New Haven ...000000004—«l 6 0
Holyoks ...... o‘boIooooo—I 6 I
Nails and dope; VIII: and 'l‘hackera.
At Waterbury—
New London ..100100000—8 10 2
3 2
Trent and Page; Raub and Schincel.
Springfield ..00100010"—
Hartford ..... 000001000—1
McLaughlin and 0' Connor; Cunning-
ham and 0' Leary.
4 1
National League.
At Brooklyn—
(lhlcngo ..... 12 5‘. 0 II 0 0 J l—l? ll!
Brooklyn ....000002l l 0— 4 S
Brdwn and Kling; Stricklett and
Bergen and Ilutler.
l
7
At New York—
New York ....00201100'—4 9 l
Pittaburg ..... 000000000—0 4 l
MatheWson and liresnahan; Lelileld
and Phelps.
At Boston—
Bostbn ....... 00l12002I'—6 8 1
Cincinnati ....000000000—0 0 4
Plei‘ier and Brown; Mason and
Schlei.
At Philadelphia—
St. Louis ..... 021021000—6 13 1
Philadelphia . .0 0 0 00 000 4—4 I! 2'
Mctllynn and Norman: Sparks, Mor-
en, McQucIIen :Ind Juoklitscb.
American League.
At Clilcngo— .
Chicago ...... 000013100—5 9 0
Cleveland .200113000~—‘-7 7 i!
Altrock Fiona and McFarland:
Moore. Joss. Clarke and Wakefield.
Waterbury at Stamford Sunday.
Waterbury Stats League team A! the
next attraction at Keeler'a IHlll. Stam-
ford, Sunday. The ten IinnlngIgame
last week was a great beginning, sad
the fans are enthusiastic over the
showing made by“ Stamford and look
forward to great games.
. W‘—
CONNECTICUTI PATENTS.
7th. 1907.
Bridgeport. Conn.
David Apstein, Bridgeport, pneu-
matic tire plug.
Richard A. Brut-l, Bridgeport, try
snuare
Hsniy'TC. Freshnur, Bridgeport, bath-
and basin stopper. -
Jos. Lnrivce New Haven. ventilat-
ing means for roundhouscs. shops, sta-
lions. etc. .
Albert W. Mitchell, New Haven. pa
per box machine. .
Edward R. Sargent, New Haven. 3
patents: handle. 7 ,
Francis H. Richalfla. Hartford. {I
patents; machine for making Impress
sinus: mechanical“ Moment; typo
grnphit machine (2.)
H. G Underwood. Stamford cost-
Ing apparatus
‘7 John B. Davidson, Derby. steel fort
sharpening knlvsc.
Henry G Voight, New Britain. case-
ment adjuster.
Karl Weiss,
pliers.
IAdrIen P. Wolf, Waterbury.
der can top
Frank C. White, Meriden, 3 patents;
autopneumntic musical instrument.
Elmer E. Stockton and A. H. Por—
ter. Bristol, Illalll’l clock
John C. Smith Notwich, slat adjust-
Waterbury , revolving
pow-f
’rElmer N. Sheldigr Mlddletownp
watchmakers tool. I. .,
Ezra L “Post, Wallingford clutch
for leather stretching machines. I
Luther Piling. Danielson. lug strap.
for loom pickerotlcks.
Trade MICK... '7
R. Bullsrstein and Company, Hart
ford ribbons and silk and velvet dress
goods.
Pope Manufacturing Company. Hart-
ford. self propelled road vehicles.
. .
thenmilonhzmu M eds new 'ietm
At Springfield-n ‘ ' r,
2 3.
'V The Very Best Butter, per lb.
The following were Issued on. May.
List furnished from ofllce ,
of A. M. Wooster, Solicitor of Patents, ,
so West min 32..
. arm
., i‘,
You; wotgottinngl _
Wm mmumetmmun-
moat. align-“mas entitled to the
Maritime. .
”show. in “rotations.
MWmstmnot be cured. .
“16,3010 Cough cm, , .
A3 ail rugglsts, 15“., all
so!“ 0 , ll
cGOlgDFIELD. Nero May 9.—The
case. of the stats against Preston Joe
seth Vincent St John. and other labor
lenders, r. murder and oonspbacy
no. go to he jury today. There is in-
tense inteiest In the case. The wit-
nesses of the prosecution and attor-
neys and judges as well as the jury.
Ie under the threats of unknown as
II. who have ihiaatened them all
with death in case of conviction. and
't is feared. that it may have some ef-
fect upon the Jury. especially upon
number.
The measure of the money mill is
the man it nukes. 1 .
Moneyln Buying
our on eerie“.
. 7R cilia Still-3,. ,7
ADVERTIHMENT
.800
2.1 lbs. finger with other ,gbods .. :1. oo
14 Good Essi- 25c
3 lbs. Largemrunesaiflw-I........ 250
3 lbs, Extra Large Prunes 25c
3 lbs. Milk Crackers .......,..... 150
3 lbs. Soda Crackers ....'........ 250
, m. 120-0.
EWAVM‘ - Emmi-wilt
Three Second Hand
Automobiles ,
IN mm custom".
POPULAR muss.
Pmczs met-IT.
“Honest 00000 It Honest Prices.”
ll Wall 0m Nor-walk.
gag—Jig—
Before buying a Runabout, why
- don't you all! It 5-,;
THE .
s'rsMEosn
GAEK‘G‘E
and: my: out.” their new FORD”
pm In stock: and we are pleased to
ihblll ”Ila. ,. .
THE STAMFORD GARAGE One.)
Stamford. Conn.
544. ,
”-TMWW... W...” .. - .._“ --_ ._. ._._.
Managua All Hours Day and Night
,. PRED'K H. GAMING.
FUNEIML DIREC TOR IND
EMBILMER.
‘Offlo'i‘llllf ROIIBUREL.
04 SOUTH MAINRT.‘
. . 80th mushroom. I
’W" 102. Lady Attendant.
0' "ill . .,
round,
I‘Hsstflorw‘ulk
Tel. .452.
“wotwowoiw A v. 1. s... .._
~10"qu 4....) .4 .._.I.... 4, ..
. ; nucsdu‘ljiihififlitlux
,; monsoon."
I3 .. ”fie
/ FURNITURE. Imps. ITO.
'I'oIopIIm,m-II.
‘. 1! For I rtlculsrs recs
" ’ 7(is!!! 00382”
Moldovan "In.
$903535? lfllfilop all! Polish "
Inose who Ieside in Goldfield, four in
'..XQI1 Wit ‘ ft to 9mm
" volving real estate.
Elf. illilllllltlfl‘
04le MILL.
GUILTY
Ham-— I
Judge Footer 80y: Titer.
Truth in Humor
“The story is not so." said Judge
’ (‘arl Fostei, when asked about the It‘-
poIl lbs! MIN CaIbII'lIII Noll was go-
ing to plead guilty to nIur'deI III the
5 coin! degree when her case comes
before the criminal Superior Court
next week. ”i can't say anything else
It ”Iii time," said Judge Foster. Mrs.
Neil is alleged to have murdered her
husband in Greenwich. December 14.
190th
MY BEST FRIEND.
Alexandet Benton who lives on
Rural Route 1, Fort Edward, N. Y.,
says: 'Dr. King‘s New Discovery is my
best. earthly friend. It cured me of
asthma "six years ago It has also per-
formed a wondeifdl cure oi incipient
consumption for my son's wife. The
first bottle ended the tcirlblc cough,
and this accomplished, the other symp
fcctly well. Dr. King’s New Discovery's
power over coughs and colds Is simply
marvelous. " No other remedy has ever
equaled it Fully. guaranteed by F. H.
Baxter, South Noiwa‘lk. and E. P.
W,eed Norwslk. drugglsts. 50c and
$1. 00. Trial bottle free. I
a
e
Infl‘ w d
our 0? THE EARTH
you buy or sell and naturally expect
to make money. Buy you have to
Know About Real Estate.
Some people make money by luck,
but not many. It's better to deal with
the assistance of knowledge and ex-
perleuce We have both and they are
at your service in any tmnshctlou in-
It’s money in
your pocket to employ them.
John B. Lawrence.
A000‘}!-
2 South Main St. . .3!!! Norw-Ilt.
momentous...
J. R. CONNOR. Manager. 73
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same: UPoTO-DATE 7 7
cUIsINI: UNsunnssso
RATES nensoussts
For further particulars apply at of-
Ilce. Telephone 488.
Sunday pita. Specialty.
F. T. EddinSondt Son.
DEOORATORS.
Wholesale m Regal! Dealers In
WALL PAPERS.
70 NORTH MAIN 01‘.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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TOLIM
48 Wall 3L. Nor-Walk.
N Washington 00. 00. Norwnlk.
Real Estate and insulation
We have several decided homin-
In Incarno producing property that
must Increase In value with the rapid
growth of the 00%
,n...
HORSES I
CARLOAD NO. 3. 1007.
Iver )l ro’ilM ’
consisting 0! Dmnghtsu. Business
Chunks, and Drivers.4 .. .-. I, . ‘
Those Horses will be guaranteed I
represented or money refunded.-
Romantic 7 .
OSCAR EB
sA'Lus AND umy suntan
River Strut. Nor'wulln
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4 I1.
own iv. Nutrition)
£250?!“ titer
10 North Main ”masts" rwsik
Residence, 0 Washington. 0L
quxmtml 2mm :33
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No-
toms left one by one. until she was per.“
Hililltii IIIIIIII ,
H7
3 will wait no}
your in“ . InoII both-rt
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[Mitfloflm'f't'
cunts: ' Emu 72‘
v .1”. ;;;“t¥v,‘witt1)‘l rill-l
’ .
titan/01' Nave whirl plus-nit
. 100 Wallis as
at $2.75 up.
A very strong line of fully guaran-
teed ‘High Wheel Mowers, at 85.50
to 36. 00.
FORKS, SHOVELS, SPACES. and all
Farming Utensils, at. the lowest prices.
Genera! repairing and machine work
promptly attended to. .
think fluids to.
39 Main St, Norwaikl
illi Nliiilllll llllli
sopru NORWALK. come
run-lion's amigo. sANKINe
URINE! , .
CAPITAL. »
fl 0100.000. ' Wit“. 7
3i
.._—..URPLU3 AND PICOEITI. g :
0113. .00. J
EDWIN H. MATHIWODN, PM.
JOHN H, KNAPP, m VlcoPmo
WILrIIsn sonwstu, outcast
oIsscrous, . 0i"
E. H. Mathewson Henry WI!
John H. Knapp Remus! Ora-wool!
Christian swam
PM"
‘John H.
Elisha.
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s
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qualilil
Fishing Tadtle.
Yacht and LauuClI
Supplies. 7
Paints. Varnislies.
Garden Tools and
i Barrow 5.
And manu other
Spring Goods now
readu tor 'uoiii
inspection.
Christ not,
HARDWARE. ., g ,
m wssntno'rw smut
Plum xiv ‘
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
E sinusoid. am
I ITEM
per when. it:
0ND . - m,
on! FITTING. WI.
i .
no soul. ml. at... \
Willow-III. Conn.
ton silty. , service and «Whoa. I z,
is
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, ”was... -.
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l
A complete aI=5OItmcnt oi' the best
‘grades of RAKES. HOES, GARDEN
Judah R. Marvin J. Wallace. Marvin.
A full d1.“ of insi-
. Norwnlk up to 5: 0019. m.
I A
Y i. sound Avenue“
' tilt
Clasp:- "shitty! On it
You can write it down in your little
. book that “it's all right." If you buy
.your goods from us. We mimntce sv-
oryxhing we sell because we are Icaru-
. ful. about everything we buy.
. faction to our customersia the. onto:
.7 consideration,with uiI. sails
Battl-
on as
(flat
increase our bus nets by in-
creasing the satisfhctlon of. but“ who
- plots. Call and be convinced-
Tiled. .I. AgaevlnodSon 00..
MM.
3 II
Hobswivo‘omuilvpnyo no ‘IIWlfll a
weekly ulsry can Illum- money n! on!
silica on their own name.
Cell and use us.
lndependem lean and So-
oddly 00
mm... slag. without» 06.
Giles Ho'srstm. to spun.
v..-"~
EVERY LADY'I. DRESSING SHAH
FER
should be equipped will! I Islet!
snow white, one piece ”Standard" Poo
celsin Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to occult!“
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running woteu
in your dressing chamber lloepc
ing apartment of first floor tulle.
room? Its presence would afford 10'
the highest degree of comfort. . . I s
We will gladly quote you prices. 0!!!
plumbers are strictly competent in.-
chenlca‘, honest and reliable. 7 7 i
2“)
Horace. R. Nasfih
'_ connsn MAIN IINn timing;§
W rssoss'lcx III. ROWAN. ens Vice-
ThoPlumblng
In your house is of too much imports
lines to your health and happiness to
let anyone instal such work an!
they- are thorough mechanics, under-
standing every branch of the plumbing
and ventilating systems. My Worth
guaranteed.
Arthur E sens 03:45“
"'94
PLUMBING. H EATING. TIN
w Monro. as, South Norwsih. Conn.)
muslly investi'gat Lind
have been most rigidly lavcblialflt‘l
by some of the very best, than and
profesalonal men in our cl y. who m.
' large holdings with us and who rem
ommend these Investment! to that!
most intimate friends. , .
A card will bring you our literature
or a personal interview. , ' .
R. L. COBURNI Genera! Agent. .'
10 South Main Street. .
1847 1007i
PLUMBING AND STEAM i
HEATING. ‘~ . A
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
l
|
STOVES AND RA GES l
SLATE AND "TIN“ OOFING !
Gas and Steam Fitting, GasIFIxtuI-cu
-. MetaiCelllnmitcc r, -
Have you seen our flock of
. RICHMOND& lessons:
THE JONES EgECHKfSS
17 WALL BTREET,‘ NORWAL'
1“litilg the toil Y
for freight 00 II,
On and after Tuesday. Janus” ll.
1900. Freight Propellers IWIiI l to
3 Pier 28;- East River, New York “(1900
of Dover sheet), every day (
Sunday). at 4 P m- Fréizht MW
at Nat-walk up to 4 pan. and Salli!
f . l l‘- I - I.
Own Home
Rents are advancing all: the tint.
and fleslrable apartments are accoun-
. In; scsrocr .everyv-day. ..IWe have].
number of very desirable homes :10!
sale, and. can make the terms all.
nice light. . .
chm-1-
‘J.:M.~_3'I:.c ""000
., _ mcesronnlveil.
‘..»s,,.,,',, THE 3W, I. .I..I '
Horst Visions ~
ONIIMINu'rIr PR '0 'PIS‘I'.
scrim ”In" t
7 moms'l,spcclal fusion.
and Electric I.I.I III"- Midi: host.“
orym’mhh-t .I" .. “- '
RATES. REASONABLE.
Finely clocks Icsh Iln‘sonnoctlon.
IA full tins of km Motrin a 00m
unwind illicit. bloom and
'1‘. Jr SULLIVAN. :PI'
«.l'
II
.l.oell only Investment! that l lint
“which
'99"! Norwsll I
TQYOPMM Cull, 400. M ..l .
“is.
Norwalk Chronicler