per“!
in clown-ch with four
3&9
% hyciclu, and follow his advice carefully.
Dresses-3.113% ‘1'
Lidaelt’s
Saturdau Candll
291'. a pound.
law-wold unis booth 0151\an
In. ABSOLUTELY FRESH every
“I" m but
“‘01 W MINDY.
Frank Ferguson has returned from
E “III to Pilist‘ield.
The oyster boat Admiral was in the
harbor, yesterday.
w. Ii. Barnum has gone to Dnnbury
. in: left his position with Rider 5 111111-
e ’.
Dr and Mrs Herbert Ayl'es were
knelt: of their parents over Memorial
y.
Rev. J. W Davis will preach Sun
day evening in the A. C. Chmch,
topic: "1th Up 11 Standard. "
The Itanding cabin is being erected
on the converted launch Elskct owned
1 by Van Aylstlne and Zelul‘l’.
‘ A méeting of the East Norwalk
Fire Department will be held M011
day night in the Mayflower Hook and
udder Conlpunl' 11 track house
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Eve-
lyn Wprnoc k to John 1.11111 rcuec Rogers
will take place this evening at 8 o ’clock
1111118 home of the bride, 49 Seavicw
avenue.
No selection has as yet been made
of a principal of the Fitch and Mar-
: vin schools to take the place of E. ii
Gumbnrt, who Is to be. superintendent
or the. Town High School.
For scratches, burns cuts, insect
bites and the many little hurts com-
mon to cverv family, DeWitt's Carbol
Ized Witch Hazel Salvo is the best
remedy. It is soothing. cooling, clean
and healing. Be sure you get De-
Witt’s Sold by The Clifford Phar-
macy and The Bridge Pharmacy. "
I ROWAYTON.
The Rowayton Law and 01'1ch
League will hold a meeting this eve-
nlng lit 8 o‘clock in the Methodist
’ Episcopal ChuIch.
1 The annual meeting of the South
1 Five Mile River School District will be
- held in the school-house on Friday eve.
nlng next at 8 o'clock.
Charles Klein, the playwright, who
Is located in Rowaytolrrhas OTIY'GI'OG‘D.
load of crushed stone to be used about
his place. Raymond Brothers are to
get the stone.
. Roway ton Methodist Episcopal
Church Rev. E. W. Bvsshe, pastor—-
'. The Rev. w. 11. “1111111111111qu
preach at the morning service, and the
Rev. Henry E. Wing in the evening.
Mrs. Harriet McClure, who has ta-
ken a cottage on Wilson‘s cove for the
summer, has purchased the cat boat.
"‘Little Joe" from Clarenec C. Cram
and Darwin Wndhams. The boat has
been removed from Captain Miller's
shipyard in Smithvllle, to the Norwalk
Yacht Club without being placed in
commission.
Rowayton Baptist Church, Rev
. Frank C. Brown, pastor—Services.
10:30 a. 111. and 7:30 p. 111.; subject of
morning sermon, Wanted a Leader:
evening topic. Is Religion 11 Necessity?
followed by the communion of the
Lordls Supper. Sunday school, 11:45:
Juniors, 3:30; Senior Endeavor. 6:15.
Thursday evening, 7:30, regular happy
hour service.
List of pupils neither absent nor
tardy during the. past month at the
Rowayton Public School: Charles Ad-
cock. May Bursteiu. Jessie Close.
Emma. Cushman, Theodore Dayton.
Marlo'n' Godfrey, George iiibler, Ellen
James, Ethel Jennings, William Lynch,
Flore ce Moore. Lena Oakcs, Grace
Penna , Arthur Walker, Wallace Beue»
llsha, John Cleverley, Frank Delllus,
Carlton Frake, Charles (lager. Addison
Mills, William Pinkney, John Savage,
Hortense Burtscin.Ma1lon Crockett,
Mildred Cushman, Pearl I1"111k1.1,II11r-
rlett Letts Marlon Lynch Ethel Mills
May Savage, Arthur Clark. Clarence
Close, Lester James, Francis Johnson.
Russell Mills. Marie Moore, Ruth Stev-
ens, Florence Adcock. Maud Brundage,
Harold Cutbill, Lena Dellus, Joe Dell-
‘us, Stellar i’1‘1'nl1'c, Bessie Klinefelter,
Pearl Parsons, William Crooks. Minot
Crockett Howard S1.ott,(‘1hurli11. Suit
1!ep,ll11roldSo11'111by Cyril 'I".u1k I1‘111
Webb Marion (.‘011t11s,l\ialy (lulu-.11
Mildred Jennings Dorothy Mills Ma
bel Oakcu. II1I111 Webb,ll11 Waterbury.
STOP THAT COLD
I1 It may result In Pneumonia. lira
lion Ballu is breaking 11p colds when
var tried. almost without exception.
I), 25, 501' 11nd $l.00 bottles, 'l‘ile (Illi-
rd, Bugler‘s and l’lnistotl's. "
NOTICE.
The legal 111111111 of the South Five
1 I
er School lilslIict are hereby
‘dnd warned that the annual
meeting Will be held In the1
‘ house, Friday evening, June 7
f” 8 on lock.
hear the reports of officers,
, toilicers for the ensuing your.
15b transact any other business
any prepc'rly come before said
EARL I”. 'I‘HOMltli'l.
District Committee.
Iyton, CL. May 3), 1907.
II '4 ti
‘ DARIEN 1111p NOROTON.
Mlsa‘ootna Stone 1111111110 in to give
3 atom telling hour in the Barton
Town Hall, on June 7.
tended The Knob in South Norwalk
Memorial day, making the trip in a
can-ya“
Benjamin St. John and family are
moving to Rowayton The house which
they are, vacating will be occupied by
Hartford Smith
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company s
listleba'll team defeated the Noroton
Heights team in a iiveinnlng game of
baseball Memorial Day. by a score of
13 t0 3
Mr Evans. of New Yor,k spent a.
.. short time with his relatives. Mr. and
' Mrs. Davies. Noxon block. yesterday.
‘: Mr. Evans suited for Europe today. He
- intends m'vlsit Paris, London, Scot
' land. Wales and other places during
his stay abroad.
Clarence? liell has qualified as exc
(utol' of the will of the late. lohn W
admitted to probate ill lodge Lock
Wood, of Stamford, despite opposition
of heirs of Mr. Crissey.
wood has appointed Charles E. Wil~
liamson and Clayton I’urdy, of Darlen
to appraise the estate. the estimated
value of which is about $20. 000.
Inoiinl Day and gathered in five viola 1
tors of the speed law. The. arrested
chauffeurs gave their names as Wil-
liam G. Morgan, James Evans, J. W.
Noyes. Frederick DeKlyn (the chauf— I
feur to be tried). and “a man from:
New York No. 210th " A fine of $10}
and costs 1111s imposed in 1111111 case,
with the exception of DeKlyn n, whichi
was COlliIlllltd
'1 he.
loved tomorrow morning. at the Meth-
odist Church, after 11 sermon by the
pastor, Rev. ’1‘. N. Laine, on “Who
Died for Us.” Sunday school at 12
noon; Epworth League. at 6:45. to be
led by Miss Ethel Wilmot; subject, A1
High Standard: service of song at
7:30, and sermon by the pastor; sub-
ject, Obedience Better Than Sucrlv
lice. Mid-week meeting on Wednes-
day evening at 7:45. A reception will
be tendered to the. pastor and his
family at the parsonage on Friday evo-
niug from 8 to 10 o‘clock.
The Wee Burn links were in fine
condition Thursday and a big holiday
crowd played over thenl. The. com-
petition was for House Committee
prizes—Scotch foursomes at 31; holes,
medal play, best 18 to qualify. The
scores:
Dr. George Sherlll and J R. Swan Y
78 21 57;D .T. Woodlme and AIthuI
Kencdy 82. 21, 61; F. W. Doty and W.I
B. Sears, 82, 2. 61: E. E. Rlnehart, Jr.. l
and H. M. Ridnboek. 74. 12. 62; is. G.
Burgess. Jr., and W, L. Baldwin, 78
I4, 64: 11‘. W. Doty. .lI'.. and L. l". Doty
76, ll, 65: H. L. Woodbury and W. l).
MacDonald. 8t, 12, 119; 11. 3. Cum I
ngg‘gs and Sheldonfliiopkins,'8}. IL‘,
0 - . I
A THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
OF GOOD.
“I havobeen ilfilietcd with kidney
and bladder trouble for years, passing
gravel or slopes with excruciating
pain," says A. H. Thames, :1 well.
known coal operator of Buffalo, 0. “I
got no relief from medicine until I
began taking Foley's Kidney Cure,
then the result was surprising. A few
doses started the brick-dust-llke sub-
stance and now i have no pain across
mydtldnéys and i feel like a new man.
II. has done me $1.000 worth of good."
Foley’s Kidney Cure will cure every
folm of itill(‘\ or iliilillltl disease.
I’laisted s lrug Store and The Clifford
i’l111r111a11
WESTPORT.
John H. Hull, of IIulls Farms was
seen in town on Wednesday for the
first time in many months.
Mrs. Maroncy and daughter.
were. reported ill last week, still
main in a serious condition.
Mrs. W, T. Williams and the Misses
Phoebe and Annie Rice accompanied
Dr. R. .l. Williams to Philadelphia to
witness his graduation from the Penn-
sylvaula College of Denistry.
Eddie Carson. driver of the Adams
Express wagon here. is recovering from
the operation for appendicitis. which
who
re-
A party of Dorian young people at '
Yby Ilon Horatio N.
(‘1‘,iss11y late oi Noroton, which was Cilllord PEE‘LIIW‘}
Judge Lock- '-
Izer's Dance Folio and others.
sacraments will be ndmlllis- '
Ill, 62; Dr. Smith and N. MCCOrd. 78. 1
ate the sautarimone Ilia
(or his mud both.
Thursday morning the vetelans of
Unit) A R. visited all the cemetcrl
has In the town and placed flags on the
graves of all soldiers who had fought
in the armies of the United States
The ladies of the I) A. R. and others,
do} and distributed the flowers that’
had been collected on the graves that
had previously been marked with
flags. Mrs J. B Newton was the
chairman of the committee having the
distribution in charge. in the evening
National Hall was filled with an an
,preeiative auditnce who listened with
attention to the slinlng address made
King of New
.",\111k 11 he look as his subject the life
of Abraham Lilli 'oln. ’ihe Norwalk
Hungaiian band' banished
music.
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION.
since the Declaration of independence.’
11111: It the Opera House later in tile)
patriotic '
A. A. Iiel'rcn. Finch, Ark., writes:
“Foley‘s Honey and 'l‘ar is the best
preparation for coughs. colds and lung
trouble I know that it has ruled con-
sumption in the lust stages.’ 1 on
never heard of 1111.1 one using Foley's'
'iioney and Tar and not. being sails ‘
fled. Plnisteds Illug Siolt 11nd Tho!
an
Doom 09mg
Morphine; or any 11 month:
1 0: “ habit-forming? drug.
M b no doubt in lup' tidal.
Nothing of a poisonous or harmful
character enters into its composition.
I'Q
cuffed that 43111101 beh
by any rmodicino.
1 Ithaa saved thousands from non.
sump Hon. “
10 financed thousand! lim.
A3511. bottle contains 40 11001511.
At all druggists‘, 25c , 80c. and all.
Don't 5mm Will the
cured
I
1—1::
DEATHS IN TROLLEY ACCIDENT.
Fl YIIIA, 0 May 31 .—~'l‘l111 following
additional deaths took place. today as
the result of the rear end collision of '11
Cleveland and Southwestern Trolley
tar yesterday :
Arthur Hoadlev Miss Eunice V.
Wurst and C. V. “Falter. all of Elyria
01' the Inimcd sevenil are expected
to die. . 1 .
-.- ._ w «r q-..
SHEET MUSIC
I51: 3 copy
San Antoni11.thn You Know
You‘ re Not 13111141111111 by the Girl You}
, _ seacw. son SATURDAY. AAAAAA i
The Buried autocops Were busy Me— Cant' 11‘01 get The Best Thing in Life. 1
Somebo1ly‘s Waltng for You, With
Flying Colors. Virginia; Harry Von ’1‘“-
WM. A BRIGGERMAN 8
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Black. 132 Washington It.
.Agont for Crescent Laundrv.
1111 111111111
10 BUILDINO Lora AND 4 mon-
ERN corneas. HARDWOOD
FLOORS. ELECTRIC LIGHTSI AND
ALL ‘lM-PROVEMENTB.
.—
.FOR PARTICULARS INQUIRE OF
Charles E. "Hoyt.
11111111 Wall PIIIIIIS
On Your Walls
that have placed you ever since we
put them on. Any more room: to be
papered this year?
Our stock of Wall Paper represent:
the very latest patterns. The selection
have been made from the 1907 produc-
tion: of the belt factorial.
Agent for the Wm. Campbell & Co.
and Fr. Bock Co.
.1.—.1.—
Crockory, Dinner-1'3. Houuturnmi
lng Goods, Framed PICNI'OO.
White Enamel Polo: with fixtures
IOO
Cloth Shades. with fringe, 801:.
Window Shades and PIIotun anu
made to order.
Pointing, Paper Hauling and Down
sting. ‘ " '
w. given. I. A H. Green mum
stamps.
1L. 11. BECKER.
\
11111 31111111110111
SPRING SUITS
FOR MEN AND BOYD.
ii. .llliTTiEli’S.
MEN'S AND BOYS’ FURNISHER.
I1 NO. MAIN 8T. 30. NORWALK.
Before buying I Runabout, why
don’t yod call at.
, THE ,
STAMFORD
GARAGE
was performed at the Bridgeport hos-
pital on Saturday. He is expected
home in a few days.
Kenneth Beers seven years old son
of Homer Beels collided with 1111 ex
mess trolley cm on Tuesday while
riding on his wheel. Dr. Nolan sewed
11p a wound in the boy's head and he
a feat, which, though often tried by
lunch older persons has never yet
been successfully accomplished.
John Pike of this village who is 1111
employe. of the Brooklyn llaplvl 'l‘rauslt
'l‘l'nusit Company is at his home i11'1‘1'
nursing serious burns on both bands
which prevent his working. A flash
from a fuse box at which he was at
work inflicted very serious and painful
Injuries. the. skin of both hands belul:
completely burned off. He. will be. 1m.
able to return to his work for several
days
The trustees of i1111 llornm Staples
trust fund 1111 the. benefit of the. Stop
les High school filed their annual ac~
, counting on Wednesday before Judge
' Gregory of Norwalk.
Judge D. B.
iil'lldlcy III“ the Wesiporl Probate court
was disqualified from acting In the
mailer 111-1 be Is one of the trustees.
The Income of the fund has been paid
High school. The trustees Men. 11.
.1. ll. Jennings.
Solomon Wolfenstein, an inmate of
the Wesiport Sanitarium, jumped
from the. bridge near the new library
on Monday. The tide was out and Will-
Icnutein landed In the mud. lie was
discovered. by 'l'hcodole Snider a
clerk in Film s restaurant near by. nho
got a ladder and fished Solomon out
is now recovering. The boy attempted ~
over to the town for the. benefit of tile ‘
Woodworth. Judge D. B. Bradley and 1'
and try one of their new FORDS?
Cars In stock, and we are pleased to
show you.
THE STAMFORD GARAGE One.)
30 West Main 8b, Sanford, Oonn.
'Phono M4.
When 1100 see the
111 am, -
“Tollnsend”_ *
on a Lawn Mower 11011
know it is the best
to be had.
14 inch to 20 inch.
Charla E. Doll.
. HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 007.
GLOVERS
the place.
HANAN G SON,
35.00.
nALsToN HEALTH,
|. 04.00. 1,.1
ELITE,
1 1 $3.50 and $4.00.
511023 AND oxronos
for Men. 1 11‘3"
oxronoa AND POMPA TIES
’ All leathers, for Women.
Phono,I 542 2.
. .0.
' ’ -—-Y‘i intul ..
Wearishoes
THAT FIT
for Lawn and Garden
summons I '
~ (Pure, unadulterated)
WOOD ASHES
(from Hickory wood)
W
PULVERIZED SHEEP MANURE
(From Chicago Stock Yards)
‘ All his 11.111.11.111 urbane 1.- bar
rels for your'conv‘o’nlen’t uni.
_ll_l1,llls.I}11I to.
c I.
p s. blotchcs. blackhia‘ds and
Ii1er spots. lhis is readily accom-
’ plisbgd by rcgniatipg the bowels,
‘ toning the stotnaci stimulating the
liver, {11.11 mg the 1; 00d of ”purities
with a course ‘0 ,
ya.
Soidcvcrywhcre. Inboxesillc.wd25c.
aov LACERATEDwBY 1A 1301;.“
SHELTON. June I.-~A large dog
< nearly killed the two years old son of
Andrew Andrewoviteh 1111 Center
street this 1101111. It sprang ut the
child and 1111'1'1'1'111111 on 111111 and the.
body and was dragging the child about.
with its teeth illiYJi‘dL‘Yt d in the back of
the neck when some workmen tried to
pull the. do: away. An other arrived
timely and killed the dog.
IL
Telephone Call 117-5.
Gregory’s Point!
EAST NORWALK
Mm
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Bath Houses to Rent by the Season
John O’Sullivan,
Proprietor.
Weare Demonstrating This Week-the
HEWITT AUTOMOBILE
Delivery Wagon and Run-
about.
Will be pleased to give demonstra-
tions to anyone who would like a final;-
class our ip either style.
it E iilllKiYiiiiii 8180.
Hunt Goods at Honest Prloeo."
30“ all strut. Nomi-lit.
11011111011111
Money loaned to all salaried em
ploye'n and housewives on their own
nam without endorser. ALL TRAN-
aAc IONS STRICTLY CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
Call and sea on.
Independent loan and Se-
curity 00.
Hlvlland Bldg., Washington 8'
Office Hours, 0 a. m. to 8 p. m.
‘ "I
Hiiiliiii. illNNiSilN
46 Wall It; 111111111111. "'35
N Washington at, Go. Norwalk.
Real Estate and insurance.
WI have several decided bargain-
In Income producing property that
must Increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town.
HORSES!
CARLOAD NO. 4, 1907.
OhioHorses
Consisting of Draughtera, Business
Chunks, and Drivers
These Horses will be guaranteed as
represented or money refunded.
Respectfully,
OSCAR H. BANKS
SALES AND LIVERY STABLEB
‘ River street. Norwalk. '
‘01 V10 W. R]! YMOAD.
Funeral Director
and Embalmor.
1! North Main 81:1, South Norwalk
P 6 Washington St.
Telephone at house, 693.
Telephone at office, 338-2.
iiii‘i
.Il
PREOT‘O-LITI 'TANK'O.
Auto Garage
and Machine Shop.
Automobilea’ stored. Overhaulcd and
rcpnlued. Tires, Lamps, Oils, Dry
Coll-1 Snark PngII, etc.
Launch Englnu, Covers, Curtains,”
Tarpaulins,II Tents. Awnings and Sails.
204 WASHINGTON ST»
E. B. Robertson. Proprietor.
"firestorm-11.
71111.06er utinwALi‘t .
STORAGE
WAREHOUOIa
for
FURNITURI. PIANOO. ITO.
Telephone, 3494.
For Particulars Address
0. N. MOKIBBIN,
Office, Room 4. Howl-11d Ilook,
Washington “rut.
r_
1-
._._... “4. M... I..-
BUY YOUR- GROCERI ES
11.111 STULL’S
AND SAVE MONEY.
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar
The. Very Best Creamery Butter.
per lb.
2 pligs. (lrapo Nuts
2 pkgn. Cream of Wheat
14 Good Eggs . . 1 . 1 ..
11 Sugar Coin
canono-au.
3 din
Afull line of Fruit..und Vegetables.
A. Stull
Phone 223- 3. .
I 21!! Not-walk
22 Cotton. Av...
F. T. 13111111151511 (it $011.
DIOORATORS»
' Whole-ale and Retail Dealers In
WALL. PAPERS.
70 NORTH MAIN 81‘.
Tel. 33814.
Shore Dinners 111111 All Kinds of Sea
$1.00
280
Shoulders. per ib. ltc
..............Zbc .-
........25c
250
2011
SOUTH NOBWALK.
31.11131
Roosevelts train arrived Fro at 10
o’clock this morning. Perhaps nine
slope in all were manic in tbt run of
something 1111.11 two hours tIoln Hills-
dale to Lansing The president always
appeared on the platform of his car
and made his audlto rs a little speechq
At one point the pi csident expressed
his regret that he 1'1 mid not remain in.
the. state later. $111111 one. in the
crowd 11x1 resm'd the hope that be
plight rclnaiu at line head of the gov-
ernment 1111' 1111111111 n- 1111111. The presi-
dent smiled pleasantly in return for
the conIplIIm 111 At sucral places
along the 11111111 sal‘: 111 s u 111 fired and
the 101101.11» bms 11 1111150111. .111 1311 in
the p111sid11nts boll 11'
Go: In the Habto: of Having Your
Sunday Dinner at tho
CLIFFORD
No worrying nwut selecting
1your meats, no bother with
dishes or stove when pleasant
weather comes.
Courteous Service.
Pleasant Surrounding.
Excellent Coolom.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor.
Telephoto: 498.
.THE LATEST, AND BEST
1.111111th1111213
al'$2.75 up.
teed High Ithel Mowers, at. $5.50
to $6.00. ‘ 1 I
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. . 11...... .111 J
‘ 110111111 Hardware Co.
39 Main St, Norwalk.
CITY Niliilllii RINK
OOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSAOTI A GIENENERAL IANKYNG
IUSI £33. .
fig! 13;; .1
' 1' CAPITAL‘.
, 0100,0000! .
1-~
IURPLUSW AND PROElTI.
311350000.
EDWIN H. MAruewson, rm.
JOHN H, KNAPP, lat VlcoPru.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Ind .Vlco-
POI-
WILFRED IODWELL', emu-r.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymom
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joaolah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz John H. Light
Fred H Rowan.
gaming”
A very strong line of fully guarnu-I
boosts 015111151) I ,
' (econorrovtlt AAA SPIRITS)
zwmmm-z 2-3 :1
For fine Japan. lmum. Vamiaiier, Parts, Y
616.. etc.
THE. (JIARLES E. SHUIJLS COMPANY
$011: Sales Agents
l64 Front Street. New York City
1.
EVERY LADY’IDI DRESSING SHAY.
_-_ .J . 3,35 R
‘Mhm.
should be equipped with I glint!
snow white, one piece "standout
celalu Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to poplin!
how delightfully convenient it would
111-) to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, place
1113 apartment of first floor toilet
mom? Its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
plumbers are strictly competent mo
chanlcs honest and reliable.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST ITO,-
ThePlumbirIg
in your house is of too mu1b impoli-
ance to your health and happiness to
let anyone instal such wnik unlesr
they are thorough mechanics under
standing every branch of 11- 11 plumbing
and ventilating systems My work II.
guaranteed. .
Arthur E. Benedict
PLUMBING. HEATING. TlNNINu
5 Monro. 8h, South Narwaik,1IIConn.
11103111111111
i sell only investments that i hav
personally investigated, and nhicl
have been most “sit“!.l3.l,1‘.>ll.hlit."
by some of the very bbest mistakes .111
professional men in our city, who hm 0
large holdings with us. and woo r110.
(Immend these investments to then
most intimate friends.
A card will bring you our literaturv
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN, General Agent.
16 South Main Street.
15": it“.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
. l HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING
STOVES AND RANGES
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING
Oil and Steam Fitting, Gnu Fiziturv
Metal Ceiling, Etc. .
Have you seen our stock at
.RICHMOND RANGES ?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
, COMPANY .
17 WALL STREET. NORWAL
E. E. Gotham
iii’fillililll‘,
East Norwalk'
Tel. 452.
I
omummuooumum
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
mums 1
luau. 11' 1'10
nor. 1111111111. Mt
1W?
Th1, Chaim Icon, Conn
and Zinc.
11.. load: unusual.“ "
Iouth Namath. Conn.
”wow.
J
I
f
' '1'. " 1. SULLIVAN. ‘
q‘AI 1111111111. 11111. I 1
lidlig Line. 11 Y. i
I for 111111110111
On and after Tuesday. January I
190tl,11‘rel;31t Propellers will lenvt
Pier 28, E151 River, New York, It 01
of Dover street), every day (c1111 111
Sunday), at. 4 p In Freight rc1 1-1111
at Norwnlk 11p to 4 p. In. and Soda
Norwalk up to 5: 30 p. In.
NORWALK STEAM BOAT CO.
Annlng J. Smith, 1:. .C. ogemtm
Lessee. General Aunt
_......1-...~v ..... ~—‘~Lo—-
Willi Not Bun Your
Own Home?
Rents are advancing all the tlmi
and desirable apartments are becom-
ing scurcer every 611.1. We have a
' number of very deshuble homes fol
sale, and can make the terms and
pl‘Iche right.
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5 Rbllrold Avenue, South .Nomallt,
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