A TAKE HOME A , sox 0 VI LIGCETT’B . ‘ / sArunoav CANDY, 11' 29: A rough. These candles are mode only of the but chocolate, pure cane sugar and are innit juices, packed In white Res in assorted flavors. Always fresh. lilo ‘ Bridge Pharmacy. PLATNIR l BRADLEY. Proprietors 205 Washington Ct. Tel. call 041-2. The barge North Star has arrived with a cargo ot-coal for Raymond Bro- thcrs. A meeting of the young ladies of the South Norwalk Congregational Church was held last evening and plans were tmade for a lilac social to be held la- er. Interesting services may be expect- ed at the Advent Church tomorrow. ”The pastor will speak in the morning from the text, Behold, He Cometh. and In the evening from the topic, Five Blessings In<0nc Text. 'A patriotic memorial service will be held on Sunday at the East Avenue Methodist Sunday School. H. .1. Hip- son and Caleb Wood will deliver nd« dresses and more will be an vxhibt tlon of arms amuniilun tings and uni< torms. . A joint convention of the State Silli- Iilly School and Loyal \‘l’orkcrs‘ Asst» ftltttion, is to be held in the Advent Christian Church, Van Zunt street. Thursday, Mayditub, beginning at 10 o’clock. Interesting"addresses will be given by Speakers from abroad, In- cluding a Memorial Day address by the Rev, 1. N, Blanchard, of Bridge- port. at. 3 p, m., and a sermon by the. 2112;. Henry Stone, of Wallinglord, at : 0. The many friends of Mrs. It. .11. Behrcns will be pleased to hear of her ‘ good luck. as she has just inherited 86,000, by the death of an uncle, living In Pawling. N. Y. Mrs. Behrens now owns two beautiful places on Winfield street. and it is said she will build a duplicate of the new house, which Coti- tractor H. W. Mather has just com- pleted, down in tile Greenville section, Jersey City. Mrs. Behrens is now vis- iting. friends in Waterbury, Conn. Tile Bridgeport Meat Market on the . bridge is closed up, competition having been too strong. In thotioor is hung n sign written on a paper bag .which conveys the fact that. John .I. Goodwin has placed an attachment on the. fix- tures of the store. an attachment in la- \'0l‘-Of R. .l. Ciltbill, and that the gobds and property of George Vrcdenburg. have been taken to satisfy the claims. The case is returnable before the town court the first Tuesday in September. The .Iolly Nine and the American League played a close. and interesting game of bail yesterday afternoon, the Jolly Nine winning by the score of 9 10.8. Ilnghcs fanned out._t\relvc of the Americalrlcaguers. ’I‘he lineup: Jolly Nine—A. Seymour, c.; L. Hughes, 1).; P. Bartram, “1.: P. Greenwood, 21).: H. Clark. ss; .1. Cunningham, 311.; Walter Taylor, rI‘.; It}. Komeshi. (III: Wilford Taylor, if. American League ——Shcchan, c.; Vegan, 1).: Mchllnn. 1b.; Nattcford, 211.; Wood, 511.: Wii: son, 3b.; Colcs, 1'12; l’riudly, ctfi; Wy- eth, If. WONDERFUL ECZEMA CURE. "Our little boy had eczema for five years,” writes N. A. Adams, Henrietta, Pa. “Two of our home doctors said the case was hopeless, his lungs being elected. We then employed other doc. tats but no benefit resulted. By chance we read about Electric Bitters; bought a. bottle and soon noticed Im- provement. We. continued this medi- cine until several bottles were used. when,our b0y was completely cured." Best of all blood medicines and body building heath tonics. Guaranteed at . F. H. Baxter‘s. South Norwalk, and E. P. Weed's, Norwalk, drug stores. It 50c. FIGHTING PEASANT OUTBREAKS. .S'l‘. PETERSBRG, May 25.—Prcmicr Stolypin has summoned the. governor general of Kiev and Odessa and the governors of Kiev, Voronezh, Saratov. ale and other provinces to St. Peters- burg in order to confer with them re.- gtir'ding the peasant outbreaks in those parts of Russia and the means of fighting them. TESTED AND PROVEN. Heap of Solace in Being Depend Upon a Well- E rned Reputation. For nulntls South Norwnlk readers have seen tic constant. expression of praise [or Dunn‘s Kidney I’ills, and read about the good work they have done in this locality. Not anolhcr remedy ever produced such convincing proof of merit. ' William II. Gregory, living at 181 "Washington St, South Norwalk. Conn, says: “Nearly nine years ago I gave IOI'JIIIIIIII'IIIIIJII in the newspapers :1 statement,- of my experience with Doltt'h Killiu-y Pills, and I am glad to repeat the liillllo now. If it would Ill‘lll'- fit. any person who Is suffering from kidney complaint. Ilonn‘s Kidney Pills cured me of hard. dragging headaches, Ian’irrltntlng urinary difficulty which contained sediment In the secretions and 11 general weakened state of my system, due to the kidney trouble. I am always pleased to-sponk a good ward for this rcmcdy which cures per- ml’nfll‘tly." ~ ' "‘ ""' " ‘lPol' sale by all dealers. Price 50 cured.” Remember the neme—Doan'seand tulle no other. ,. , free Iron: alcohol. Ask you W. . 3:133:51? MI in Mllfl Washington the past u‘cck. Mr. 'Cushman is expected the mount: wee-k. ‘ ‘ lighting as great a. battle on his (It‘alh . I0 is a 11 ncdlplpcienoe. _"3 Serum is no RD AYTO The Rowayton Gun Club will hold a trap pigeon shoot at their grounds on the morning of May 30. Mr. and Mrs. William Bra-Waters. oi Mt. Vernon, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mend. of North ave- nue Rowayton Baptist Church, Frank C. Brown nastor,——Servicea 10:30 and 7:30. Morning cubical, The Christ of our Ideals; evening, The Things We Let Go; Sunday school at 11:45; Jun ior Endeavor 3:30; Senior Endeavor 6215: regular monthlv consecration meeting: Thursday. 7:30. monthly covenant meeting of the church, A surprise party was given on Charles ’I‘uttlc last Thursday night. The guests were Francis Clock, Flor- ence Adcock, Emma 'i‘uttlc, Helen Webb. Ethel Broadhurst, Mamie Prince. Mrs. Charles 'I‘uttlc, Mrs. George Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prince. Eddie l'rince, Carlton Fl'fllie, Charles ’l‘utllc. Charles Adcock, Wal- lace Benelisha, Archie Ilenelisha, John Savage, Ernest I’Iutt, John Wood, Fay Webb. Eddie 'l‘nttlc. Dryis 'l‘uttlc, George ’l‘ltttlc, Katie ’I‘uttle, Eliza Prince. Edna Savage, Lillie Webb, Grace Webb, Ethel Masher, Florence Mosher. Edna Montgomery, Myrtle Frake, Pearl Frake, Stella Frake, Mary Cullen, Lilo Cullen, Carine Ackart. DARIEN AND NOROTON. The Congregational Church, Daricn, has been newly carpeted. Miss Cassie Evans, LcRoy avenue, is recovering from a long illness. Mrs. Charles Scoflcld, of Weston, spent Friday with relatives in Daricn. Miss lit-Ion Wheeler left Darlcn Monday to board in North Stamford. Capt. Lewis Waterbury, Darlen, cel- ebrated his illll‘tl birthday anniversary, Thursday. Miss Lida llol'ite Is spending two weeks viewing the wonders of the Jamestown Exposition. Miss Helen Abbott, of Brooklyn, was the guest of Mrs. W. N. Capt-n. oi Noroton, last week. Mrs. M, .l. Waterbury. oi‘ Stamford. arrived Friday of last week, for a vis- it with hcr cousin, Miss Ella Bates. Charles ll, Secley, of the Wee Burn (Iolf Club. a former ill. G. A. champion, was defeated yesterday in the metro- politau tournament. Miss Etta Bowen and her friend, Miss Hepburn, of New York, are ex- pected at the himc of the former tor a week's visit soon, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Davenport have. returned to their home in Dm’t'ui from Washington. D. C., whtrc they spent the winter. Dr, A. M. I-lurlbntt and wife. of Stamford, arrived from Europe 'I‘bureu day, May :13. They hart: bccll alumni since September. Miss 11111 E. Ilangdon lull Saturday for Stamford and Boston, Mass. where she will remain several months with her friend, Mrs, Bouncy. Mrs. Fl‘i‘flt‘l'lt'k Cusimmn and daugh- ter, Miss Doris It'lorcucc, arrived liom u atoll our prop-rm Mrs. Mathew Clanscll and daughter, Ethel, or Astoria, are spending a few weeks with Mrs. Henry Clauscn. of Noroton Heights, who is recovering from a critical illness. lloward Perri-son, oi Iluiicy uvcnnc, celebrated Ills birthday anniversary ro- ccntly and entertained his young friends with an evening oi" dancing, milsic and refreshments. ' MISS Rhoda .Iut-itsin, oi‘ NcW'Iiavcn, a cousin of Miss Margaret Sclicck and Miss Ada iniplluin. who will be rcllu‘lu. bored by illlltly in Ilurien, recently met with a serious accident, falling down the, stairway of her home and injuring her back from which she has suffered severely. » There were three sales of real estate in llaricn last Week as follows: ii. I} Dannclly to Carolinc I}. Bulkiey, E. ’I‘. ”Payne to Rosina Merklin, ilawus are: 11110 and A. N. llycrson to E. J. Wcich. The mortgages recorded amounted to $24,500. During the third week in May, 1900, there were ten sales of property and mortgages or $50,460. The funeral 01‘ Henry McCaddin, uncle of Alice D, Morse. was held at the Soldiers’ Home, Sunday. At Lin- coln’s first call for troops, he was amongst the first to volunteer for set- vice. He enlisted from Colebrook, Conn, and served as liter and bugler in Company I, Fifth Connecticut Vol- unteers. His was a. life of unselfish. soldier‘s dying words were ones of blessing for the last “cup of cold wat- er" which he gave them. lie was at one time a musician, of the 23rd Itcgl~ Illt‘lli. of Brooklyn. In speaking of death onct'. Ilo expressed It. III'HII'I‘ to be bur- ied “with tho Imys‘ 'and rcluuriuui: "Don't forgot tIu- ting. Allin.“ lie was bed as be over fought. on the battle tleld, lighting to live. for his niece. who was no devoted to him. Ilc died just as he reached the, one oi" “1‘0. He was born December It), 1830, in New York. ’ A NARROW ESCAPE. (I. W. Cloyd. a merchant, of Plunk. Mo., had a narrow escape four years ago, when he ran 11 jimson bur into his. thumb. He asy:sr ,Kused thumb. llc says: “The doctor want- ed to nmputate it. but I would not con- sent. I bought a box of BUCRIM*AT- nica Salve and that. tau-ed the danger- ous wound. 2m: at 11‘. ll. Baxter‘s, South Norwnlk, and E. P. Wood's, Nor- wnlk. druggists. " JOSEPH CHAMEDERLAIN turnov- SAIN'I‘ RAPHAEL, France, Ma'y 25. “Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain. who have been here for some tithe past are returning to England In’a tow days. Mr. Chamberlain'ls‘much imprdu ed in health, but. It Is probable that 2-. considerable time must elapse hetero he will be‘able to reenter public lite. .ilce. ness and devotion to others. ,Many a» ‘ - I but. League BEST FOR WOMEN AND CHILD HEN. On account of its mild action and pleasant taste Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup Is especially recommended for women and children. it does not new seats or gripe like pills and ordinary cathartics. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion and siimulabel the liver and bowels without irritat- ing them. Remember the name Orino and refuse substitutes. Plalsted‘s Drug Store and The Clifford Phar— macy. “ SHELTON UNION MEN 0N STRIKE SillCI.-'l‘().\', May :55.~Curpclltcrs, plumbers and oIIIcr union men. about thirty I11 all cluploycd on the new building of the luternatiorull Silver Company here, went on strike yet-tier: day because III.” (UlllI‘illLl' had allowed men who do not belong to the nnloll. to do some painting in the building._ Hotel Mehackemo. J. R. CONN-0;: Manager. SERVICE UP‘TO-DATE CUISINE UNSURPASSED RATES REASONABLE Sunday Dinners a Specialty. For further particulars apply at at Telephone 488. .—-——— “guanine; Union School District The taxpayrrs oi’ the South Nor-walk Union School ‘)istrict are hereby noti- fied that the Ilstrlct tax of one and on-lulf rule on the dollar, laid on illt‘ town assessment. list of 1906. at a mct‘iltlg oi' the district held on the :2th day of .Inne, 1006. at. the Franklin school. will be due. and mun. on the first day of May, 1007. at which time I shall be ready to receive some at Stillson-I’owcll‘s drug store, 82 Wash- Ingtou street. Penalty at the rate of 9 per cent. a year will be charged on and after June I, 1907. F. A. TOLLES, Collector of Taxes for South Norwalk Union School District. Dated at 'South Norwalk, April 29. 1907. 9.29 to jl CI'I'Y?AXES. The taxpayers of the City of South Norwalk are hereby notified that the city tax of eight (8) mills on the dol- Iar, laid on the assessment list of 1906, at a city meeting held in Arion Hall, on the 5th day of March, 1907; also'the library [and tax of three- eighths (Id) of a mill on the dollar. Inld ah the same time, will be due and payable on the first day of May. 1907. at which time I will receive the same at the‘ office of Jacob M. Layton & Co., Inc.. No. 5 Railroad Place. Penalty at the rate of nine (9) per cent. a year from May 1, 1907, will be'chnrged on all bills remaining unpaid after June 1. 1907. JAMES PAUL, Collector of Taxes of the City of South Norwalk. - ~ South Norwalk, May 1, 1907. , , 1112 to j] “WW-lien 11011 see the ' ', . name “Italian” on a Lawn Mower uou know it is the best , to be had. 14th 1620 inch. Charles. E. D011, Minors/Ans." 112 WASHINGTON eraser. Phone 667. ' At Holyoke— My.“ . . .oo 1 to e 1 tin—Hz 3. j flrldfinofi....3120‘00000-6 ti 5 "At' Norwich—- Norvrlch ..1...00030300‘——6 10 2 New Ilaven...100000000——1 5 I At New London'— New London ..2002::200‘——9 10 3 Hartford ..... 0'2 00 3 0 0 0 0.5 II 7 At \‘l’aterbdry——- Springfield ....000300020—~5 9 3 Waterbury . . . .0 010 012 0 0—4 l0 :3 American League. At Detroit-- lktl‘oit ....... 13030030s-_9 It: 1, Washington . .0 0 0 00 0 0 :5 0-2 5 I At Cleveland—- Cleveland ....01110000*—3I I: 3 Philadelphia . .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 3 1 At St. Louis—— Boston .. ..... 0030000104 9 0 St. Louis ..... 000000000—0 5 3 National League. At New York—— lloston ....... 0 4 I 0 I (I I 0 0—? 13 1 New York ....2 condense—.3 13 ‘3? At Pittsburg— Pittsburg ..... (10001 01 I *——3 7 0 Cincinnati . . . .0 11 00110 0 0-~—2 Ii 0 At Pilllfldolpllitt‘w Brooklyn ..... 00 it) I 1000«ii N 0 Philadelphia . .0 2 00 t) 0 0 I 0—4: 5 Ii ‘ ' I‘ ha hart'ws‘ but, like; the womb. they trill not be able to do their allotted work ' until they Lire put .. into proper condi- tion to do it. .. One cannot mend a delicate piece of mechanism by viii-f lent' methods, and , no machine made by man, is as fine as the human body. The use of pills, salts, castor—oil and strong catharticunedicincs is the violent method. The use of the herb tonic laxative, ‘ - Lnne’sfsmlly Medicine . is the method adopted by Intelli- gent people. H callache. backache. indigestion, constipation. skin diseases—~11” are benefited immediately by the use of this tliediciuc. Drill: ists sell it at 25c. and soc. W ..— w...— Attendance AII'Hours Day snd,NIuM. FRED'K ~‘H. .GANUNG. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMB‘LMER. Dillon and Residence, 84 SOUTH MAIN 813. South Norwslk, Conn. Tel. 132. " Lady Attendant. liI III-I III has On Your Walls that have pleased you ever since we put them on. Any moro rooms to be papered this year? Our stock of Wall Paper represents the very latest patterns. The selections have been made from the 1001 produc- tion: of tho but factories. Agent for the Wm. Campbell a Ca. and Fr. Beck Co. ..— Crookory, din-wars. Houommdch my Geode. Framed Pictures. White Enamel Poise wlth mm 100. ‘ Cloth Shades. with fringe, 30:. Window Ihsdn and Home mum made to order. . ‘Palntlnu. Paper Healing and bacon sung. w. pm the 0. C H. III-con Trading filmin- 1m. L. ubECKER. I7 Washington‘ liner. Tel. Con. 4‘80"th Nomlk. Wea 'uzwnr Informant: Dellnry Wagon and Run- about. Will be pleased to give demonstra- tions to anyone who would like a. first- class car in either; style. i. I. IIIIIKIIIIIIII 8180. “Honest Good: at Honest Prices." 89 WI" 8m“. Norwalk. [id Your Gas Range, Repaired NUW. Drop a postal or “phone, and we will re Demonstrating This Week the . call, examine and estimate on repairs. It' It needs adjustment we will make same without charge. IIIIIIIII HIII‘ V , .. ,: rabbinic—can 91-5. Gregory’s Point! EAST NORWALK Shore,.Dlnners and All Kinds of Sen ,Ii‘ood Cooked to Order. Bathing «and, , ”Siting; Iiaih llotluclt Rio Rent by Ibo Season mitt... an was; on... + caused by overwork, biliousncu, constipation or stomach disorders, yield quickly to the wonderful " curative properties of Beecham’s Pills 30M Ewywhetc. In boxes 10c. Ind 156- ‘ Ariel , _ g . isotherm-e1 hi. claim , . world. won In twanty rounds tron Kid Solomon last night with. the greatest case. Solomon's lace iwas out and pounded into 11 mass of bruises, and he was covered with gore. 1 Attell had not a mark on him. Solomnn landed few i'cw blows throughout tine fight. Attell landed all over Soloumn and from every uqartcr. NO ONE KILLED IN CIRCUS FI'GHT MENIKITA. III. M'L)’ til—4t was learned today that no one was killed in last night‘s iiglu m‘atWWll‘dll )loyes of a visiting circus and residcutp of this city. ‘ I SUIT AGAINST me soon COM- PANY. Stilt has been thought against the WW. MW Get In the Hablt c0 Having Vour TOWN GINM. . , ft“. 1 ‘ , (211‘s. Plum, . neuptfum'lum: mum“. DOUBLE. 131511qu.:- True Spirits of Turpentiné , GEORGETOWN AAA SPIEITSI For fun- Jspnnu, Lacqugrs. Varnichcs, I’s'.1-.l., Elf... etc. I l I \ ”MM..- , #‘lfi svssv thaws oneseluewcunm ,, sea THE CHARLES E. SII~‘I.'~.I‘.L? COMPANY Svlc Slic- A. I“ I64 F1081! Street, . New York City 4 New England Food Company, of East. Norwalk, to l'cplcvill a stationary HI~ ginc owned by Walliizcr Ii: Dreycr. which is detained by the Food Com- pany. Papers in the case. were. served yesterday by Constable Goodwin, Itch Inn; for Altorncy \‘osbnrgb. who ap- Sundsy Dinner at the I your meals, CLIFFORD No worrying about selecting no bother with dishes or stove when pleasant Weather comes. ‘ ll valued pl $2130. The (“use Is rctilitlablo before the court of common pleas the it a It i I p n from your own tree. BUY THE 'I‘IIICE John B. Lawrence, 9 2: South MnIn St. “4““ .. lion SACTIONS STRICTLY CONFIDEN- TIAL. Independent loan and ears for the piaiutiif. The engine is l'st Monday in .Iunt'. IEAT YOUR OWN CHERRIES lit] the house and lot thut goes with Purchase you 11 home and live. like LANIIIAIIIII. Ii‘illt'st assortment, of inside and out- sulc homes at a. no 1' K "a: A may. South Nov-walk. Iy Lotned‘ Money loaned 'to all salaried em,- ones and housewives on their own ame. without endorser. ALL TRAN- Call and see us. So- curity 00. TRAN'AGT.IAU2ENNEE8§.AL: IANKING Hsvlland Bldg., Washington 8' 1 . 4 I . , .. Office Hours. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. , Efl ~55“ CAPITAI; flags: .9. ... . __.......,... ,_. 1.31:4, I: . .100'000'“ ,1 I, 1’,“ IURPLUS AND PRONTO. I ’ $173,500.00. Real Estate and Insurance. In Income producing property that must Increase In value with the rapid growth of the town. I15 Wall 8L, Norwalk. '4 Washlngton 8b. 80. Norwallo We have several decided bargain- J HORS OhIOHorses Chunks, and. Drivers. represented or money retundod. OSCAR H.BANKS ‘Esi CARLO‘AD no. 4, 1907. I Consisting of Draughters. Business These Horses will be guaranteed as Respectfully, TSA'LES. AND LIVERY sTABLEs River Street. Norwalk. DA V-lD W. RR YMOIID. Funeral Director " and Embalmar. 1! North Main 8L, South Norwslk Residence,,,6 Washington 81:. Telephone at house, 693. Telephone at office, 835-2. 'John O'SUIllvan, Proprietor. \ ll The Very Best Creamery Butler. adv, voun emanates AT STULL’S AND SAVE MONEY. 30 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1-00 porlb. ........ 2.80 Shoulders. per lb. 116 2 pkns. Grape Nuts Zbc II pkgs, Cream of Wheat 25c 14 Good Eggs 251'. 3 (inns Sugar Corn 25c , A full line of Fruit and Vegetables. A. ”Stu" Phone 223-3. 22 .Cottanc'Avag. East Norwslk -i..-.-...-..o-.-. ...---..~---.. F. T. Edam on (I. Son.“ ‘ ..a an. 1 ' DEGORATORS. , Wholesale and Retail Dealers In ‘ WALL. PAPERS. 70 NORTH MAIN 81‘- Tel. 338 4. SOUTH NORWALK. Courteous Service. Pleasant Surrounding. Excellent Cooking. CHARLES REYNEKE. Proprleltor. Telephone 498. WWW THE LATEST AND BEST. I . LIIIIMIIIIIS at $2.75 up. A very strong line of fully guamn. iced High .Wheel Mowors, at 5.3.30 to 86.00. ' «can 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. .1.....J..J Aug; IIoIraik Hardware 60. 39 Main St. Norwalk. IIIY IIIIIIIIII BANK SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. EDWIN H, MATHEWSON, Pros. JOHN H, KNAF'P, 1st Vice-Pros. FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Ind Vlco- Pres WILFRED IODWELL, Cashier. DIRECTORS, E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman Josclah R. Marvin -J. Wallace Marvin Christian Swartz John H. Lighl Fred H. Rowan. should be equipped with s dun?! snow white, one piece “Standard" Por- celain Enameled Lavatory. Have you ever stopped to could!!! how delightfully convenient It would be to have hot and cold running water. In your dressing chamber, Ileepn lug apartment of first floor toilet room? Its presence would 'alford 10' the highest degree of comfort. We will gladly quote you prices. 011! plumbers are strictly competent mo- chanics, honest. and reliable. Horace R. Nash, connen MAIN AND weer are. Th'ePlurol'Sing In your house Is of too much import;- ance to your health and happiness to let anyone instal such Work unless they are thorough mechanics. under- standing every branch of tire plumblnl and ventilating systems. My work 1| guaranteed. Arthur E. Benedict PLUMBING. HEATING. TINNING 5 Monroe st, South Norwaik, Conn. 11113311116111: I sell only Investments that I have. personally investigated, and wbIct have been most rigidly in .‘lsligatdr by some of the very best. business anr‘ professional men in our city, who bars large holdings with us, and who rec ommend these Investments to thci: most Intimate friends. A card will bring you oucilteratuh or a personal interview R. L. COBURN. General Agent. 16.81:th Main Street. 1847 ICC PLUMBING AND STEAM HEATING. HOT WATER HEATING. IIOT AIR HEA’I‘INC. STOVES AND RANGES SLATE 'AND TIN ROOFING Gas and Steam Fitting. Gas Fixture- Metal Ceiling, Etc. Have you seen our stock of RICHMOND RANGES ? THE JONES & HOTCHKISS COMPANY 17 WALL STREET. ‘ NORWAL Hail; the a II. I for freight Only“, " 0n and :eY'ter Tuesday, January I 1906, Frendd Propellers will lcaw E. E. Gotham, ileura‘tu, East Norwaik Tel. 452. I .41....“ -7 wmoooummu‘ob FRANK C. - VAN scor rnunsmo. cream. , HOT. warn. can on rrr'mtd gay m A , 1 1‘: 30 South Main Street, , loud: Norwalk, Conn. mm. Pier 28, Earl River, New York, “not of Dover street), every day, (exm :11 Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight recciioc at Norwalk up to 4 p. in. and Soul) Norwalk up to 5:30 p. m. NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO. Arming J. Smith. C .C, Hegcmnn. Lessee. General Ageit Ol'il‘ Wbu Not Bun v Own Home? Rents orb advancing all the..de and desirable apartments are becom- Ing scarcer every day. We, have a number of very desirable homes tut sale. and can make the terms and price right. J J. M. Layton & Co" INCORPORATED. ' 1 5 Railroad Avenue. South porwntld runs—W , lI'I-IE NEW ' . J ONE MINUTE FRGM DEPOT.’ I EUROPEAN PLIAN. - ' Our room: I special feature. an and Electric Lights throughout. In cry room heated. y RATES REASONABLmli'w “ , Finely stocked Cafe In connection. A full line of Ackcr. Merrill ,a..cam* dlt Cora celebrated Winn. Usual! Cigars always on hand. 7 T. I. SULLIVAN. Prop)“ . Telephone Call, 490.“ ’t“ " , , <1,» . v“. III In Till II. CFPIEE'M with] . new to 18 a. momentum. my. nnrncnron‘r. III-«tn: i In IIIOIIIOI 1111 Irritant . ' _‘ \ Send as...
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