.. .doctarvil hermit}??? “ .
Comer blmfrccly‘ - called a young damsel of much pm
mggghgn. '1 imiue. Sister Fred Hubbcll a genial
1'1eighboi and goodly player, will play
TOILET AND IA'rH IOAPs.
Armour‘s Toilet Soap,
19C BOX OF THREE CAKES.
Whit: Ribbon 911111.110.
6c OAKS; 8 FOR 25c.
Cotes White ’I‘sr 11113111119113.1111,
‘07 OAKS.
industrial 'l‘ar Soap for removing
paint. [Tease and oil from the hands.
5: CAKE; 6 FOR 25C.
8:. Them in the Window.
lilo Bridge Pharmacy.
MINER C BRADLEY. Pnprloton
206 Wthln 11 Ct.
Tel. all I-a.
‘ ‘V‘M'WT‘T‘7m T; if“, “'J‘T’.‘ ‘7‘" T7”???
' Mrs. Clifford Randall spent yester-
day In New York.
Chris 1.1115011 has placed his gaso-
lene launch 111 commission [01 the soa-
son.
Mrs Gemge Conklln and daughter,
Violet of First street, are visiting in
Brooklyn
The-St. James Circle will meet at
the home of Mrs. William Reid, to
moriow 111.":30 p. In. All are cordial-
ly Invited.
Sidney E. Smith, of 40 First street,
is laid lip With :1. severe attack of
grip and feve1xl)1'.B1011n who is in
attendance, hopes to have hint out
again in a few 11.1311.
Miss Adeline Armstrong, of do First
street; is able to be out. again after
four months‘ illness of complication of
diseases. She is still under the cure.
of 111'. Brown and is speedily recover-
ing
The regular weekly pra3er meeting
of the East Av<11ue Church, which is
usually held on 'lhursday nights, was
held last evening in conjunction with
the class meetinu. Rev G N. F'eic-
man officiated
The cabin has been stripped from
the yacht Elskct by Messrs. Ayrcs imtI
Nelson, and work will soon be coni~
menced on the standing house which is
to take its place when the auxiliar3
has been converted into a launch.
Arthur Day and Howard Taylor. who
have been working on the auxiliniy
Water 1.113', at flavonne N. .l., have
completed their work there and re—
turned home. it is believed that ”ll:
c aft will be launched during the
week.
William Dcwsnap. architect. of the
new Christ Church, in East Norwitlk,
Is to be present at the chapel rooms
in Van Zant street, this evening, about
7:30 o'clock, and explain the plain.
for the church at. 11 meeting of the pur-
ish. it is expected that there will lit'
a large attendance otit.
-—“Suffered day and night the tor»
ment of lit-hing piles. Nothing helped
me until i used Dean‘s Ointment. 11'
cured “me permanently.” 11011. John R.
Garrett, Mayor, Girard. Ala.
ROWAYTON.
Jacob H. Raymond‘s pile driver is
at work driving new piles under the
upper (lock of the St. George Pulp and
Puperl Company 111 Norwalk,
Leroy Crockett. who 1111:.- been e111-
ploycd by the. Yale & 'l‘owno Lock
Company in Stamford 101'11111113' 3c11rs
111 the drafting department, resigned
his position last night.
Mrs. William R. Thompson and
children, of Brooklyn, arrived yester-
day at Bell island, where they will
spend the summer. M1 Thompson re-
cently, purchased the house formerly
owned by W. B, Iiuhbcll, and will join
his family later in the week.
Frank ll. Fitch the South N01 walk
grocer, has leased the A. B.T11thill
store at: Hickory Bluff for the coming
season and now has it opened for the
season. . There is little doing this,
spring because of the absence of the
flsual filéet of oyster seed buyers.
Some of the young men started a
hop, fine, in the brush on Mrs. Josephine
Crow‘s. lot in the. vicinity co, the new
,liaptist. Church last night, and then
an alarm was turned in. Some of the
apparatus of the fiie department res
bonded. and were given a laugh by
their cempanlons on arriving promptly
at the prime of the supposed conflagra-
110mm.
WONDERFUL ECZEMA CURE.
“Curl; little boy had eczema for five
years rites N. A. Adams Henrietta,
Pa. " l we of our home doctors said the
case was hopeless, hiu lump, being
affected. We then employed other doc-
torn but. no benefit resulted. By
1' home we read about. Electric Bitters;
bought a bottle and soon noticed 1m
movement. We continued this medi-
cine until reveral bottles were used
when our boy was completely turcd. "
Best of all blood medicines and body
building heath tonics. Guaranteed at
F'. H. Baxter‘s. South Norwalk, and E.
1
P. Wood‘s, NorWalk, drug stores.
50c, “‘
‘I 11.1, '4WM
WESTPORT.
Mrs. I‘Lanao spent Sunday
T111151;
launch into commission.
Mrs. ll. E. Burr 111 very lit at. the
White, 1111.1, put, his naptha
home of Mrs.l~1..s Kirk 11.
J 5 11111111111111 has purchased a fine
black house. also new runabout wagon
George Frill-child is confined to his
home by I severe attack of the grip
The Mom-A A:'~W’ilkine icltiii " indent
this afternoon with Miss Mildred 'i‘ny-
ior
Sylvester Batterson. who has been
quite ill is able to get around onv'c
more.
1.1 41,31,
‘ the agency of Joseph liyatt.
for all ye singers on ye harpsichord
Mrs. Perc Brown of. ‘9
y ,makcra. Steinem and Sons. and now
be lug celebrated may be bought at the
stole of Sister Underwood.
19111, to Mr. and
Saugutuck.
Mrs William Tailor has been a re
cent guest of her Iitothet. Mrs Sylves-
ter Stuigeu.
Kenned Itlv Con 11 C u is
M1313 Glace 3". W e 8 w p
Sherwood of Boston
BETTER the other cough remedy
has been no recent guest of Miss Currie because its 13”?“ principle assures
5- Bradle3 in healthy, copious action of the bow
Conirnttor Quinlan is building an ad Icls and at the same time it heals ir-
dltion to Mrs. Allen's place on Rivet» riiutlon of the throat and alltt3I in
side avenue nomination of the mucous 111embt'ano.
1111.. Morris Mills 1111.1 Boll Welter Comma Honey 1111.1 '11". piemut to
have been recent guests of Mrs. Fred take. Children “k0 "- S?“ "y 1“"
33,119.30" (‘liii'ord Pharmacy and ’ihe Bi'ldsi'
Frederick S Ambler left last week Pharmacy.
1‘01 New Hampshire, where he expects
10 remain all summer. :NOMINATING COLONEL GODDARD.
Mr. and Mrs Theron Brown and Rh .
little son were. Sunday guests of Mr. Ode ""SEng‘ngfIJQ“ Indcpcn
”ml Mr“ 50"" 11 “Wm i'novmmct: 11.1 May 22—«11‘01'
ltarpilchord has been loaned by 1'6 :31
(DI [in V
relief on
be has but]!
in
up"? 103%!
Oak-mu. 81-11;,
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will all the privilege of wing his nameu,’
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win- at nimsi.‘ 91.111.117.31“. Good. Don
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load to run or your jammy back.
”filling howdy Co . Cbicho or N. 11.”:
“Ill“. SALE. 'l'Ell HILLIOII BOXES
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SYMPATHIZED WITH REV. CRAP-
SEY.
The Bullet place on King street has m, 1 01,3 I 1111111111111 03,301,";
been sold to New York parties through detfiltuimite 0Ives” 1101111111118 of [3va
dcncc for the. United States senate.“
The Curient Events Club will meet convention of Democrats and indepen-
Fridtty afternoon with Miss Birdie Kce- dents of Rhode Island was held here
BOSTON May "2 .—~Au attempt may
be made at the tritnnial general con—
vention of the Episcopal Church at
Richmond Va. in October to have all
theological seniinarics affiliated with
' TIAL.
lcr at her home on State street.
Mrs. E. S. Wheeler of Saugatuck Is
having many 111111101 ements made
around her handsome home In Sausa-
tuck.
Dr. .1. W. Fyfe, of Saugatuck, has
recently been elected president of the
Connecticut Eclectic Medical associa-
tion in Hartford. ,
There was a special song service
ientlcr ed Sunday evening at the Metho.
dist c",hutth which was Inuch enjoyed
by all who were present
Joseph Remlln, contractor of West.-
port, has the. contract to make repairs
and inipmvements on the Elks' ,new
home 111 Shuth Norwalk.
Rev. C B.Str11ye1',33'ho has been-
confined to his home by being severe-l
ly poisoned with wild ivy, was able to
attend to his pastoral duties on Sun-
day.
Mrs. Emily Bradley and Miss Har-
riet Ogden, who have spent the win-
ter 111 the home of Mrs. lienry Ogden,
have returned to the old homestead in
Cross Highway.
There was a large attendance at the
anniversary exercises at the Congre-
gational'church Sunday
Awards were given for excellence
study and attendance.
William H. Burr 3111s 111 Hartford
last week on important business re
latiug to the preposetl monument
which the illstorlcal socltty wishes to
have. c1cctcd on Compo Beach.
The. Music Study circle will hold its
Mi“; meeting 111 the home of Mics
Mary ll. Burn Greens Farms tomor-
mm 1112 o cloth “The Opera" 11111
“Haydn" and the subjects for dl'atus-
siou.
Two cases of scarlet fever are re:
ported ill Snugittuek, 110111 in the llotue
of William llurlbull oi (touipo. Ethel
and Ruth, his two little daughters,
have the fever but are said to have
it in its lightest form.
The new oillccrs for the. Snugntuck
Historicalmocicty were elected last
week as follows: President \V. ll.
Burr; vice-president, Col. .1. N. Par-
tridge, i). B. Bradley, 1". N. Salmon,
W. S. Adams: secretary and treasur-
(",I ll. R. Sherwood; executive coin-
mittec, Rev 111'1'en 1’. 11111111111 Chun-
‘ 111ngl’.llnrrls,MIs. Willintu 1'.Wood'
The Ladies' Aid Soticly of the S1111-
gatuck M E. Cliuich were very pleas
anily entertained lust 'I‘hnrsday after-
noon nl the home of Mrs. Charles
Godfrey. The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. Ii‘l't'd Lyons:
\‘lfft‘vlil‘t‘Sltli‘lllS. Mrs. Charles Godfrey
and Mrs. William Dorsey; secretary,
Mrs. Prank Ardlc: treasurer, Mrs. 05-
car Smith; collector, Mrs. Henrietta
Stuart. '
One of Ganlt Brothers heavy teams
of horses which were be 5 drien to
Bridgeport with a. load 0 ay Monday
afternoon, became frightened at. a pas-
sing automobile on the turnpike near
Battersous corner. The horses became.
unmanageable throwing the driver to
the ground and overtuiuing the load of
bay. The driver was quite severely in-
jured and barely escaped being buiicd
under the load The occupants of the
auto after seeing the. damage they had
done rode fiercely toward Westport.
not stopping to offer any assistance,
The school children in the various
schools in town are busy rehearsing
for the gymnastic exhibition to be gi~
vcn in National Mull May 31. under the
direction of Mr. Coe. Westport.‘s physi-
cal directOI. 01'131'200 childien will
take part In this exhibition. including
boys and girls from Grade 1 to the
seniors in the High school. Mr Coe
will do fancy cltib swinging. torch
swinging ,etc. The program is as fol-
lows and should attract a large and
interested audiencze Swedish
giils of seventh and eighth grades.
wnml drill gii 113 of thiid and fourth
eludes; Swedish exert. 15114, rhildrc 11 «It
first. and second guides; dumb-boll
dr.ill 11031.01 fouitli, filth-11nd 111x111
grades; bar- hell diil1,girls of fourth.
filth and sixth grades; 11Iediciite~ball
drill. boys of seventh and eighth gra-
ties; intermission, music; indjan club
drill 1101s of third and fourth grades.
ti1g-ot‘-war 01‘ scv euth 1's. boys of elgh
th grade; 1011 111,111 CompanyA No. 7;
club 11nd torch swinging, Mr. Coe; si-
lent drill girls of Junior and senior
clussos;m mass drill, Swedish.
This evening the much-talked
Old Folks' concert will be given in To-
nqet ball by many- of the young .people
01' the town. A fine pmgram is anticl-
pntetl. judging from descriptions gl‘;
ven before the concern Many ofy
maidens will wear ye arouses whltb
ye g1 rttntlmotbers wore 111111113 31- pro-111
war of 1770, while yo youth will' 'be
well powder ed and have on tbelt shin
ing buckles. Ye- young men will be
found good places to see and hear ya
the village: . Ye well known school
Hmllter from South: Norwalk 131011111,
liigli cl ass of society a humorist will
speak pieces A lady who often Hill “4
in yo. distant town of New York. 111. 51'.
hotel called the Waldot'f‘Aulcu'iu, will
bewith us and sing soprano. 011 much
A son Was born Sunday evening. the
afternoon. ,
in l
(lrlll ‘
,1
of
amiable And discreet young maidens of:
William 0. Perry who is called by ye.
respected John Wehle who 1111111 res our ‘TIL Con.
the denomination placed nutter the
jurisdittiou of the bisltopr oi the. dis-
tIlcts in which the schools are local-
ed. Within the past few months the
Cambridge Theologlt .11 School has
been criticized for its alleged sympathy
'with Rev Algerpoii‘ . 1‘1 rtipsey l). 11.
former r'ectm of St. Andrew a church,
Rochester N Y., \1 ho was deposed
11311111 the piitsihood at the conclusion
it trial for hersny. The theological
toliiitr'entcs in the Itlplstopul Church
Wei‘o 11111111111517.1311 111 the recent conven-
tion of the lassuchusetts diocese, at
witic'li,i'otii candidates for prominent
ollltu‘iiitw‘cu' defected because of their
reported endorsement of Rev. Dr. Crap-
sey's contentions at his trial.
' today. Tlll‘tillglltllll the state, town, c1
ty and ward convention' haVc been
held dullng the. pa: 1 1.11111; to elect del-
egates to the state convention. and
Ieach delegation is pledged to Colonel
Goddard's candidancy. At. each local
convention resolutions ondotslug Colo
nei Goddard were unanimously mane.
ed The convention was called for 11‘
o'clock and is was anticipated that the
gathering Would be the. moat harmoui
one political meeting ever held In tlw
state.
Following the action of the. conven-
tion in naming Colonel Goddard as the
candidate for the national senate. W0
is expected that all candidates of tho
pnrly.1‘or the general ilSS-‘lllltly will
be 1111 duct] to support the Goddard c1111
tlldacy.
During: 1111» legislative session just.
ended 11, throughout which 11 deadlock
on the question of the seiintorship re-
niniuetl on the 81 ballots cast, (3016331
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Goddard ll 11 in the voting, the rep
lican delegations being divided int
support between Samuel 1‘. Colt, 01‘
liristol. and Senator George ‘1’. Wet-
morc. the bitter eudeuvoriiig to sue.-
ceed himself 'In ofllcc.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs Franklin Blah 01‘ New Castle.
llel. says: ”i suffered for years with
dyspepsia used to have great distress
and belching ltrlcd everything
could he111'of,but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm and one
511 cents bottle 1 urcd me e."omple1ely
lt‘fll‘ safe by R. 11. Pluislcd, 1". ll.
iiaxtcr and the Clifford Pharmacy "
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METROPOLITAN GOLF TOURNEY
NEW YORK Nov 32:" All 01‘ the
plu3ers who qualified yesterday in the
qualifying rountl for the championship
111' the Women's Metropolitan Golf A1;-
.‘ltll'iflllan resumed play today in the
first umtcli ploy rounds for the princi-
pal prize and two other cups on tho
Knolluood (ounlry Clubs links near
White Fl 1111s.
The pluyt today consists of 18 holes
itmich [11:13 and those who qualified
for the championship were paired as
follows:
Miss (‘1. Bishop, Brooklnwn, 3's. Mrs.
N. P. Rogers, l’lniiiilcld; Mrs. M. l).
Paterson. llaltusrol. vs. Miss Harrison
litiliusi'ol; Miss Ruth Milne, l’owcllion.
vs. Miss Elsa llarlliut, Mill'l‘lS County.
'illtl Miss it}, llai'ry, Apnwamis, vs.
Miss .lullu Mix E11 ~elwood,
for the beautiful have you over come
to oitr store? If not we can surprise
you with 11 collection of goods so new
and itttrnttive that you will find It
difficult to duplicate them elsewhere.
Our stock is veiled and extensive and
our mice; are calculated toploaae you.
lhe A. .l. Angel/lite & 31111 60.
FURNITURE. ETC.
1:! WIIhlngton Street.
Iouth Nomlk. Conn.
REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.
l’i'i"l‘SllllRtl. M11322.-th11 the
general synod of the Reioi'tmcl Pres:
bytcrian Church convened in Allegh-
eny, today, the 185 delegates were at
sea over the question of the election
of a modemtor. There were three can
didates for this honor the Rev. S G.
Shaw. of Belle Center, 011101 the Rev.
J. M. Foster of Boston and the Rev.
Thomas McFall. of Nova Scotia, but
the contest was so close that it was
thought. a deadlock would result. in
case this state of ai'falis develops, it
is said a. “dark horse" will be sprung
on the convention. 'I‘ he synod was op-
ened by the Rev T. R. Wylie. of New
Galilee, P11, the moderator of the last
synod. A final adjournnm'ent is ex-
pected on Tuesday evening, May 28
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The narrow lace edging for the wide
tucks of thin gowns is applied straight.
or gathered according to the. fancy of'
the future 33';earer rolling in simpli-
lied by the choice of he former.
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On Your Walls 33 0 we
that have pleased you Ivor .111... we
put them on. Any time mm to ho
paporod thll your?
.. , Tel. 1152.
Our stock of Wall Paper roprcnonu ‘ ,Y
the very latest pattern. The «elections
have been made from the 1907 produc-
tion of the best factorloi'.
Agent for the Wm. Campbell a Cu.
and Fr. Book Co.
A
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supremo
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and try one of their new FORDSf
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'Phon‘o ,,
Crockery. GlIuwIn. Hon-«111nm.
my Goods. Framed Pictum
White EnImII PoIII with fixtures
1011.
Cloth Shades. with fringe. 30c.
Window Chad“ DIM Picture FrImu
mode to order.
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EMBALMER.
Office Ind Rculuonco.
L. H. DECKER,
I? Washington Direct.
south Not-walk. Can
’9‘!” Nomi-1h T511, 133. Lady A.,
dent
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
may tuned to all salaried om-
pioyel and housewives on their own
name, without cndorser. ALL TRAN-
iSACTIONB STRICTLY CONFIDEN-
3 Call and see 111.
independent loan and Se
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45 Wall 81., Norwalk.
.4 Washington BL, 30. NONI"!-
Real‘ Estate and Insurance.
We have final decided bargains
in Income prowcing property thIt
must increase in value With the rapid
growth of the town. ,
, Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
J. R. CONNOR. 11111111....
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CUISINE UNSURPASSED
For further particulars apply at. 011
lice. Telephone» 183.
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CARLO’AD N0.4,1907.
OhioHorses
Consisting of Draughterl, Business
Chunks, and Drivers.
These Horses will be guaranteed as
represented or money refunded.
Respectfully,
OSCAR EBANKS
SALES AND LIVERY STABLES
River Street. Norwalk.
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Funeral Director '
and Embalmor. l
10 North Main 81., South Norwalk‘
Residence, 6 Washington St. 1
Telephone at house, 693. |
Telephone at office. 336-2.
BUY YOUR GROCERIES
AT STULL’S
AND SAVE MONEY.
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00
Tho Very Best Ci'enitiery liuttcr.
pcrlb.. ...... . ......... .....,.28c
Shoulders, per lli. .............. lie
2 pkgs. Grnpo Nuts 25c
2 pugs, Cream of Wheat 25c
11 (1119.1 Eggs . 2'.
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ti Cans Sugar (‘orn 2131'
. A full line of Fruit and Vegetables.
A. Stull
Phone 223-3. ..
22 Cottage Ave.. Ent Norwalk
.1.
F. T. aninson 61 Son.
DEGORATORS. 1
Wholesale and Retail Dcalcn In
WALL PAPERS.
70 NORTH MAIN ST.
Tel. 3384- KBOUTH NORWALK.
BEAUTY AND STYLE
in the “SO EASY" .lNVISlBLE
eyeglass mounting. A slender
gold band connecting the lenses
is practically all that is visible.
The pivotal action an essential
feature, permits absolutely per-
1. feet adjustment with an even
distribution of pressure .orbcnr-
' lug surface on the nose.
3111:1111 PERFECT Lenses.
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Refracthg Optician.y ,,
7-8 United Bank Building.
.1 T61 353-112.
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"THE L098 18 COVERED
by innurnuee' is a line which means
11111111 to the summer by fire. To the
worklngmun it [ut'llllil the rebuilding of
his home. To the business man it
menus the retention of his ciedit and
ability to resume.
“ ‘LET us‘cove‘rt voon
property with a policy which will cost
you little. bull my be the greatest
x
blessing of . lie,
John B. Lawrence,
Ago (may
2 South Main 8‘15.
THE LATEST AND BEST
Lawthnu'Is
at $2.75 up.
A very strong line of fully guaran-
teed High .Wheel Mowers, at 3.1130
to $6.00. 1 will
A complete assortment of the best
grades of RAKES. HOES, GARDEN
FORKS. SHOVELS, SPADES, and all
Farming Utensils, at. the lowest prices
General repairing and machine work
promptly attended to.
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39 Main 51., Norw alk. .
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TRANIACTI A GENEERAL IAuKmo
EDWIN H MATHEWSON, Pm.
JOHN H 'HNAPP, ls! viz-19m.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. the yin.
Pru.
WILFRED IODWELL, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Coymaur
John H. Knapp Samuel GrummIn
Jolclah R. Marvin .1. Wallace Marvin
Christian 8wartz John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
A full line of first-
‘ (lllalilll‘
Fishing Tackle.
Yacht and Launch
Supplies.
Paints. Varnishes.
Garden Tools and
Barrows.
fAnd 111111111 other
Spring Goods now“
reads 101' 110111
Inspection.
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1:! WASHINGTON STREET.
,Dhom via-*-
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FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
South Norwalioé . ..
RATES R EASONABLE l
Metronome.“ “
No worrying Ibout «testing
your meats, no bother wit.
dishes or stove when pin-ant ,
weather comet.
CourteouI service.
Pleasant Surrounding.
Excellent. Cooking.
CHARLES; BBYNEKE,
Proprietor.
Telephone 9in
EVER
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should be equipped with I «Int!
snow white, one piece "Standard" P0”
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to considel
how delightfully convenient it. would
be to hue hot and col l running water
in your dressing chamber sleep-
ing apartment of first floor wile!
room? Its presence would afford you
the highest degree of (:20me
We will gladly quote you pricel. Oul
plumbers are strictly competent In.
chanics honest 11nd reliable.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAlN AND WEST 811.,
ThePlumlbing
in your house 15 of too much lmpovh
ance to your health and happiness to
let 1111301113 instal such work unless
they are ‘thorough mechanics. under. ”
standing every branmh of the plumbing,
and ventilating systems. My work It»
guaranteed.
Arthur E. Benedict}-
PLUMBING. HEATING. 'r‘iurgmo.
5 Mourns 81.. South NorWalk, Conn.‘
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1 seilonly investments that l he"
personally investigated, and which
have been most rigidly lnrhstiunted
by some of the very best business and
professional men in our city, wno 1111M .1
largo holdings with us, and 131111 roo-
ommend those'invcstmenis to tlicll
most intimate friends .
A card will bring you our literatutr'
“a, BUSIN I or a personal interview.
1. , . a. 1.. coauau, General A201 1.
111$ 311‘ 39931133 «11‘-RI 16 South Main Street. ‘
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IURPLUSW AND PROEI ‘3‘" ”'0’
1173,50 0.00. . 7" PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING. 1
HOT WATER HEATING. I
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES
BLATE AND TIN ROOFING
Ga- and Steam Fitting, Gas Fiztturu.
Metal Ceiling, tc. ,,
Have you seen our stock of ,
RICHMOND RANGES ?
THE JONES & 110101111153
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17 WALL sraea‘r.
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i for freight 011M
011 and after Tuesday. January I.
1906.11‘reigbt Propellers will leave
Pier 28,E11s1 River, New York, (11111,:
of Dover stioot), every day (excep
Sunday), at 4 p m. Freight receive
at. Norwalk up to 4 p.111. and South
Norwalk up to 5: 30 p.111. .
NORWALK STEAM BOAT CO.
Anning 11.8mm. cfc Housman.
Lessee. General Agent
Own Home ‘1
Rants are advancing all the time.
and desirable apartments promotiona-
tug scarcer every day. We have N
number of very desirable homes fan
sale, 111111.,can make the terms null
price right. “1.11.1.1 mu...- ““5
J. M: Layton 81 Col:
INCORPORATED.
11 Railroad Avenue. South Norwalld.
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ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLIAN. ,
..0ut- roomi I would foster... an; '
and Electric Light: throughout. ”‘1‘;
cry room Ahezg‘d
REASONABLE. 1 .
Finely Itocked cm In connOCINQlfi‘I'l
, A full line or Ackor, Mort-III a. 06111
flit Colo celebrated Winn. WWW .
PLUMBING. , Ginsu IlwayI on hand. , 1,.
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