BRUSHES
Our stock of bristle goods is so oom-
pieie that it will afford you a most
satisfactory selection.
We have HAIR BIUSHEI, HAND
BHUSHESI, TOOTH BRUSHES.
CHAVING BRUSHES, NAIL BRUSH;
IQ, COMPLEXION BRUCHE‘C, BATH
Iflugflifi etc.
brush we have in a variety
of Ityleys to suit all purses.
lil‘é truce Pharmacy
moving a WADEW35WIMN
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Miss Jessie Fancller. who is attend-
lng school in New York spent Sunday
at her borne in East Norwalk. She re-
turned to the city yesterday
J. idowenstein. the cobbler on the
bridge, had an alteration yesterday
with‘ ‘bean" Sherw.ood A policeman
finally acted as arbiter of their dif-
ficulties but no arrests were made.
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The annual meeting or the East.
Norwalk Fire Department was held
last evening and to say the least the
Mayflowm boys wexe out in force.
Chief Frederick Wheeler was 10- elect»
ed with flying colo1s and the only
changes In the editors was the elec-
iloii of E.Lcdge1 Edmunds in place
of Frederick Lundquist 11s setretar'y
'iho 10di1'e1s are as follows:
Chief Frederick W. Wheeler.
First Assistant Robert Brown.
Scoond Assistant Michael Shea
Secretary—E. Ledger Edmunds
Treasurer~Ernest Youngs.
Bbzpartmentab Physician—Dr F. B.
alt
The meeting was the largest ever
held by the department.
Miss Marjorie Boerum has returned
to her home in New York after 11 vi-
sit here with friends.
'11
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plait gavoa
dinner toa number of their friends
Sunda3 at their home in Ludlow
street. Those present were: Mr and
Mrtl. Herbert ilelknap. Miss C'arrie
Flatt, Eugene lloland, C. Punt, Mrs
Julie E. Glover Captain Walker of
Vova Scotla, Gilbert Smith of New
York, Mr and Mrs. Plait and famllv.
Thnre were selections on the guitar
and harmonica by Mr. iloland and'
vocal music by the guests. The menu
included roast ‘clalns clam pic, boiled
ham, baked beans. potato salad sal-
moor salad. pickles, br',oad cr'atkers,
tea and coffee cheese, cakes of all
111.111.111.111 and ire cream. Mr. Punt
secured. a fine snapshot of the table
which was elaborately decorated. The.
guests departed for their homes about
11913016 clock regretting that. the time
fort parting 'had come so quickl3. and
voting Mr. and Mrs. Plait royal enter-
minors.
R'EMARKABLE RESCUE.
That truth ls stranger than fiction.
has once more been demonstrated in
the little town of Fedora, Tenn.. the
residence of C V. Pepper He writes:
"i was In lied, entirely disabled with
hemorrhages of the lungs and throat.
Doctors failed to help me and all hope
had1.'.; lied when l begah taking Dr.
King‘s New Discovery. Then Instant
relief came The coughing soon ceas-
edtnthe bleeding diminished rapidly.
and- in three weeks i was able to go to
war Guaranteed cure for coughs
and colds. 500 and $1. 00, at F. H. Bax-
ter’s; South Norwalk, and E. P.
Wood's Norwalk, drug stores. Trial
bottle free. "
NEW CANAAN.
Mrs. Maicorn Graham left yesterda3
for Va. short stay in' Baltimore.
Mr's P. Mollett and still, of Port
Chester, were recent visitors in town.
. The Nationals of Norwalk defeated
thd local team Saturday afternoon
7 to 4. -
’1
ills listings in the employ of Con
_ tractor Roberts are on a strike for
more pay.
M—p
Nightwatch'man John B Weed has
health for the past' few days, but to
PM; better.
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Robert Binkerd. of Buffalo. arrived
In Mn Saturday. He will visit with
his‘i‘fathor at the Ardsley.
William trolley-who has been em-
ployed at the Central Pharmacy, is
now worirlng for Dr. McLatre.
Mr."anrl Mrs. F. W. Eriwrson, of
Brooklyn. are at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. William Strong.
'Mr. and Mrs, Hurry Curtlss have
Vmoved into the nyw house on Oak
street, opposite the {Chase residence.
Miss Etta Devanna has been spent!-
lng a few days in Brooklyn as the
guest. of Miss ivy Comatock. a stu-
b I'P'ratt
"Horace Wlidmnn. his father and
in other. are stopping‘ at the Blrdsall
once. They were residents of this
town some twelve yefirfl ago
not. Florence Sammie 1131' resign
m. position It the Bllclronsderfer
”when factory. and is assisting
care of Miss McClenahan,
studio's Ridge."
to the success of the unique
1,11% ital 1.1.1111 last Iuidrner at
Be 11 and Waverly farm. by Mr. and
uri Barclay Dunbam. the some artists
'Iyii “denounced a series of two recit-
, car Binkcrd will have chareg of the
. meeting.
.' the position and moved to his recently
1 purchased place on Forest street. Ho
1 will do trucking.
1- sentenced July 3, 1905,
1.1.. to be giv .n at Sentlon th ugh the
courtesy of Mrs L. D Alexander. June
11 and 25 at it a m. The subject of
the first recital in Two lmmoratl Lyric-
istn, Robert Fraud and Edward Grieg.
Herbert Whitney has rented the
Sellock place. 011 Ridge. and will reV-j
main there until his new house, which
Is to be built on load near Weed
street is finished.
The meeting of the Chautauqua Cir
ole has been postponed from Tuesday
to Thursday evening. The subject to
he considered Is Rational Living. 08-
William Elliott, who-has been em
ployed as coachman for. Thomas W.
Hall, for several years. has given up
. ...—-
Announcement has been made by
Rev. Father 0 Leary that the1 Catholic
Church has purchased the lot ‘corner'
of South avenue and Maple street, in
the rear of the Ardsley. The purchase
was made by one of the parishion
ers, two weeks ago. it is the inten-
tion to erect a stone church, parish
house and convent. The site is one
of the moat desirable in town. Cen-
ter school is on the opposite corner.
li‘r'ed il'h'd',‘ ‘btrtcher at Bram
market, was seriously bitten by a dog
in Norwalk, Friday night. Mr, Bird .
was passing a house, when he heard
the screams of a little girl, whose 1
shirts had taken fire from a. bonfire.
lie hastily/scaled a fence and attempt
ed to boat out the'liames with his
hands. when a pet dog sprang at him.
lacerattng his right. hand. He had the
wounds rautcrized at a drug store.
and is having the laceration ilrosscd
extinguishing the tire.
ROWAYTON.
The annual meeting of the South
Fire Mile River School, Diatriqt,f111'
the purpose of laying a tax, electing
a committeeman and other officers
will be held Friday night at 8 oclock
at the school house.
The, District School at Blueberry
Corners was repeated again last night,
by the dramatists of the ltomtyion
llose Company. and scored another
success. There was a large alcndaucr
and the acting was heartily appre-
NOTICE _
The legal voters of the South Five
Mile River School District are hereby
notified and warned that the annual
school meeting will be held I11 the
School house, Friday evening, June 7.‘
1907. at 8 o‘clock.
To hear the reports or oilic'els.
To elect oillcers for the ensuing year.
And to transact mry other business
that may properly come before said
meeting.
EARL E. TliOMES.
District (‘Olliillliit‘t).
Rowayton, (‘i.. May :Il, 1907.
. . M ii -I 6
lssrosuo Musr
DIE ON JUNE 28
Bridgeport Youth Convicted of
Murdcrls Denicda Pardon
by the Board
llAR'l l’0ltl),.lu1111, -l.---—t)111.1 prisoner
was pardoned and one paroled by the
Connecticut. board of pardons at Its
sitting yesterday. Morris liobkln,
for from two
to tlrrco years'for theft t'ollllllitted ilr
Naugallick'pr'oserricd his third petition
for release. and was granted pardon.
the order to take elicci‘ July 1.
Frank theory, of Seymour, sentenced
January 5, 1897, to 20 years in prison
for felonious assault committed in Ox-
' Input"
- of the Weather.
' ' so far as the appropriation will
and A. C i1‘s.one
tubal
tractor 0' Brian
GROTON, June i.—An interesting
sight in Groton at the present time is
the work of restoring the old F"m
lemma 111.1 the scene of operations
is halted daily by a number of r-est
dents of the borough who take a lively
Vintficst in things historical.
11 work is being done by Michael
O'Brien of School scroet who com
. menced last. your with repairs to the
outward part of the old sally'pmt on
the side of the tort fronting the ri-
ver mouth. Just now Mr O‘Brien and
lrls men are restoring the walls on tho
northside of the fnzi‘ and have made
excellent progress with the portion of
the wall situated west of the entrance
in the course of the years
has washed down from the pamper
all round and has partially buried the
lower tiers of the stonework Mr '
O'Brien called attention today to the
excellent condition of the foundation
which were not cmofied to the action
’llre masonry of the
foundation is with almost no ”COVE.
tlon, just as good 11.; the day the for'g‘t
wIs built.
There is much to be done in order
to place the fort in the same condition
it was during the revolutionary W111
and the work requires. great care I11
order that It shall be in keeping with
the original type. The work of res-
toration will be car'ritd out this your
rmir
but as .much of the rebuilding s to
be done slowly just how far this ap-
propriatlon will go is still in doubt
During the progress of the work se-
voral interesting relics of the great.
struggle which topk place on Croton
Heights hum been unearthed and Mill
be carefully preserved. Mr. OBr'Ieu
found an 18 pound shot near the 6111'-
fare of the painful rock Just outside
the sallyport and a it! pound shot and
one of the smaller strut for mtug part of
a charge of grape were dug out of the
(are of then or 111 wall not far from the
errll'.a11co
YALE AUTO CLUB Ciil’ - -
AWARDED T0 CRAUFURVD
m
blade the Best Time of Any
Amateur infree-Ior-all —An-
other Contest
So 1111111 b pleased are tilt members of
the Automobile (‘lllll of Bridgeport
with the hill-climbing contest held at
Sport lllll last Thursday that another
will be hold on Labor Day. This was
decided last evening at a meeting of
the club. when. after the repprt of the
committee having charge of Thurs
day .11 contest was made and tire con
test was discussed,» it was voted unani-
111111rsly.upolr the motion of 11.331.110-
lando,'tl1e secretary, it) hold another
similar contest on Labor Day and to
have rho same committee serve again.
New Memben Admitted. .
Sixteen new members were ad-
mittcd, as follows: .1. W. Perry, South-
port; 1". i. llur'uell, South Norwalk; .l
ll. ilullboil and E.' J. Thomas. Nor-
walk: it. W. Post. Westport; 0.1L
Jennings. Sollilipori; l. [)oVer \‘i’ 111'-
per i“. N 'l‘ukey, ii. A. Edwards, Dr
ll. 11.. S1113',,Iho Dr. C N. Haskell, (i.
M.|9n11111s,’i‘.W.i’eur'sull S. A. llurns
all of Bridgeport
l‘lrs recent set' of- ind-laws up report
ed to the. club were unanimously
adopted. It was also voted that they
Imprinted in the-final] of a small book,
together with the list of members and
flip n11111|1crs of the cars owned by
them.
Report of Hill climbing Contest
A. ltikcr made 11 report on the.
hill-climbing contest -of last Thursday.
H11 said that. financially it came out.
about even. The receipts wore $191. 50.
with one entrance fee of $20 not yet
paid in. 'lhc main items In the to
ceipts were: Entrance loos. 8160; pro-
gram. $26.50. The. expenses were.
$192.50, with one. or two small hills
yet to come. lit. The principal Items
were: Services of six constables of the
town of Easton at $2 each. $12;
badges. $7. 50; cups, $102. 30. Tire re-
port was accepted and a vote of thanks
was given the committee.
l;
.1 ,,
for',d had his petition for parole grant-
ed
The petition of Pasquale Esposito,
of Bridgeport. convicted of murder in
the first degree, that his sentence of
death he. commuted to life imprison
ment was denied and he will decor-d
ingly, be hanged on June 28.11e is
l
.18 years old
Hi CARL 15111111. WILL ornac'r are.
n.
. 1. A
Many Charioters Will Go to the Strat
ford Celebration.
The Episcopal clergymen of this town
and many of the 1113 men of the same
church, will attend the 200th analyse,
sal'y of the establishment of the (‘ irrls‘t
Episcopal church at Stratlord on June
7.An interesting feature of the Ct‘lt‘
irration will be tlro‘ choir dinning of
«titty voices. selected from churches in
New Haven and Bridgeport. The 11111-
511111] part of the program will be. un-
der the direction of Organist. Carl
Diehl, of Christ Church in New Haven.
The address of the day will be deliver
(111 by the Rev. Samuel D. Hart, 1). D..
of the BerkeleyDivinlty school at Mid-
dletown. It is thought that_at least
400 clergymon and lay preachers will
be present.
Bishop Brewster is to attend audit
is thought Bishop Lawrence of Mas-
sachusetts. Bishop McVicker of Rhode
Island and Bishop Niles of New York
will be present. .
CHINESE DISORDERS SVUP-
‘ PR8188ED
SHANGHAI, June 4.-~"rlre Viceroy of
Canton has reported to the government
at Pokln that the disorders at Iden-
chow und Pakhol have been suppress-
ed and that all tlIeVV Vrpissionaries are
safe. , VV
.1 .111
When 11 man has a really good dis-l
position It's a sign he has no relatives
he has to be nice 10., , .
MYale Cup for R. B. Craulurd.
Riker alsO' gave the awards of
prizes as made by the committee. the
list of the winning cars and thch
times being as follows:
Classl ,Maxwell—Brlsco Motor Co.
car." ... '06. ’
Class 2-—R'eo, 2:l'9,_
' Class 34Pope-Hartiord. 1:49.
Class 4~Simplexrh37 3-5.
Class 5—Stanley steamer, 1:24 2-5.
Motion cycle “class—Peter Cox.
1.2
The cup offered by the 'Yale Auto-
mobile. Club for the amateur driver
making the best time with a gasoline
car was awarded to It. ll. Craui'urd. of ‘
Souflil'.1ol‘t 11110 drove it Stevens l'iilr-
you ('a'rulr'io time being 111823-316. ' 'l‘ho
trophy offered by the. Automobile Club
of Bridgeport. for tho-oar making the
bud time was awarded C. S. Bragg.
31'11111 .1' Stanleys steamer 111111111 the climb
in 1: 2i. '-‘- 5
There were» no '111rothuts’except ' In
the motor cycle class. and M1. Riser
said that the' prize won by Mr. Cox
was held pending the settlement of
the urination about his suspension.
Yale Cup an Annual Prize: '
.. Mr. Rikor stillithut' lifr.'-'Crauful'd
came squarely under thei‘iinflnitlon 'of
an amateur driver as defined by the
rules of the Automobile Club of Amor-
ica',= so that. 'tlr'cru was no question
about his oligilflilwty its also said that
he had been told by Mr. Cranium
that It was ‘his intention to offer the
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WILL CURE CONSUMPTION.
A. A Horton, Finch. Ark writes'
“Foley's Honor and Tar is the best
prdpmnilon 1tor coughs. colds and lung
troll‘blu'. 111111131 that It has clt‘rod con-
11111111111111 1n! the“ first stages " You
never heard of any one ublng Foley‘ a
dell 11111111111111 Drug Store and The
Clifford Pharmacy
can as a trophy. to be competed for
VV.annlrall3. '
earth" "
'. the tonic laxative.
’ bills tb 111 any other medicare has
Pianos in lieu.
COMPETENT TUNERS WHO CAN
BE OBTAINED.
. TENNIS AND GOLF GOODS.
11 1111111111110
I8 ,WIII 8treet.
11*! wolf-hm was. who
'lmdotdnaily knows. clams that
bad w die: when all more
illustration bad temper.
There are ardent
lovers who must-
sometimes wish
their sweethearts
presented sweeter
mouths to bc kissed.
Goodieeth cannot
prevent bad breath
when-the Itomacb rs
disordered.
The best cure for
bat} breath ls a
,Vmsing out of the
by on of
’Faliifiy
i
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v
This rs nherb medicine, sold in I
use. and 501:. packages log drug-
stats and it i..- 511v ing more actor 5
ever saved
it CLll‘ts headache backache,
indigestion. constipation and skin
(listeners. "
PIANOC TUNED BY THE MOST
1x11191111 Booth It HonoIt Prion.”
NorwIIk.
GLOVE R ’8
THAT FIT
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the place.
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65.00.
RALsroN H'EALTH,
- . hm
ELITE.
03.50 Ind 3400.
511024 AND oxronos
for Man.
oxronos “his P'OMPA TIES
All leather» for women.
PhonI. 642-2.
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Wear shoes
w”- ...-..“ r......1.-.....> .
'r' -.fi .84..
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..1.‘ ’for your nonunion! uII.
and WhoeSiiOp
repaired.
Cello; Spark Plugs, etc;
Tarpaullnl. 111.111.. A'wnlnua and Sails.
if. B. some... Proprietor
FERTILIZEIIS
for LIwn and 11.1.1...
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GROUND BONE
(Pure, unadulterated)
.WOOD VASHE8
V(from Hickory wood)
’p'—3H
PULVER'iVZVED 8HE_EP MANURE
(From b31119. Stock Yards)
All the above sold In ham or bar-
i'
7". ‘i’
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till 811.
sans
1-7-‘11 11113111 '1-r_ ;
PRECT-GLITI TANKS.
Automobiles stored, overhauled and
Tim's, Lamps. Oils. Dry
Launch Engines, (levers, Curtains.
.1 2,99 WASHINGTON N11
metro-1.1711 "Wilts. ..
Honey 'ant'TIr and not being 11111111
want-icon.
m
ruamriiit'lt 1111109. arc.
Tilly's!» 391114-
For Gardening 1889an
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:31 to 83m Amruh “first
as Prosecutor, . ,
HARTFORD June Arr-At be
meeting of the judges of gather
courts at the capitol yesterday State is
Attorney Fessendeu. of Fairfleld coun
",ty was reappointed John C. Gallag
her was appointed clerk of the super-
ior court. at New Haven with salary
of $4,100. Clerks and state‘s attorneys
were reappointed. .
Commissioners of the state police
werenppointcd as follows: Frank L.
“town. Norwich; Marcus H. Holcomb.
J. H. Perry. Sonthport:
James Huntington, Woodbury, and
Henry F. English New Haven. An
application from Matthew E O’Brlen,
of Bi 1dgeport regarding his admis-
sion to the bar and requesting that he
be heard in person was denied.
The regular appointments of jury
commissioners for the countries were
made.
.1 .
All stomach troubles are quickly re. .
111 ved by taking a little [wriol after
each areal. Kodoi goes directly to the
seat of the trouble strengthens the
digestive orngaus supplies the natural
digestive Juices 'and digests what you
eat.
a little Kodol after each meal and see
how good it makes you feel. Money
back if it firth. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and 'l he Bridge l’ha‘r-
mat-y.
PARTING.
“Good by, dear little. one," he sighed.
A tear splashed on his collar—-
A real tear. for his little “one"
Was all he had—~one dollar.
Special This Week
The Horn) Von Tilzier
Dame Folio No. 5.
will. ’i.-...QE'l'tth'N's
11...... Block. 1311 WIIhlnnton 8!.
Agent for crescent LIundry.
Miller 8: Jordan,
1111? Estate Brokers,
tilice, Hoyi’s Theatre Brillirl'g.
'soura NORWALK.
liain Office, 181 State Street
DRIDGEPORT.
'1'-“i
‘ Hotel mahackemo.
J. R. CONNOR, MInIgIr.
' 1 --- “as.
ssavrc: UP-TO-DATE , g .3.
CUISINE UNSURPASSED
RATES REASONABLE
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
For further particulars apply at of-
Ilco. Telephone 488.
Telephone call 975.
Gallons 1111111 .
EAST NORWALK
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Bath. Houses to Rent by the Season
John O,’ Sullivan,
Proprietor.
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48 VII" 81.. 11111111..
84 3111-1111151... 8%.. 80. 115mm.
Real [stile anti insurance.
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in income producing property tint
must incl-nu In VIIuI with tho rIpId
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AT STULL’S
AND SAVE MONEY.
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar .1...
The Very Best Creamery Butter,
Shoulders, per lb. lie
2 pkgs. Grape Nuts .. ... 2511
' z pkgs Cream of Wheat 25c
4'14 Good Eggs .3 .1511.
ll Cans Sugar Corn ..............250
A full line of Fruit and Vegetables.
t'ql'
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WDLL PAPEI3
. . 70 NORTH MAIN hi1. . ..
Dill“. «known» rimmed Block.
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Tot 838-4. COUTH NORWALK.
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10 BUILDING 1301's Auto 1: noo-
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FLoons, ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND
ALL menovsmriurs.
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(in In the Habit of Having Y' 1'
Sunday Whitena't f c
GLU’ FORD
No worrying about selecting
your meats, no bother with
dtIhII or Itnve when pleasant
weather comes.
courteous Service.
Pleasant Surrounding.
Excellent Cooking.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor.
. Telephone 498.
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.THE LATEST AND BEST ,
LawnMowers
at $2.75 up.
1 very strong line of fully guaran
teed High .Wheoi Mowers, at :5 .30
to 86. 00.. i “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. 111......-.l .1».
Hawaii Hardware Co.
39 Main St, Norwalk.
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[illY Nillllliit BANK
IOUTH NDRWALK, CONN.
TRAVNVCVAGTC A GENERAL VI'A'NKIN'Q
». 31115 as 3,,
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. DIRECTORs.
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John H. KnI’pp 8am‘uel Grumman'
Joaciah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
ChriItlan Ewart: John H. Light
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For [111: lap—3m. Location. Vnrnlslrcl. 'l’uinic. /
etc». €90 '
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THE Cl {ARIES E, SHOA'JB COMPANY'
Sole Soles Agent-.1
164 Front Street. New York City
should be onulpped with I lint!”
snow white, one piece “Standard” M
celain Enameled Lavatory. 1 wt”:
Have you ever stopped to was.
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running tater
In your dressing chamber III”-
ing apartment of first floor toils!
room? its presence would aflord you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote wanton. Our
plumbers are strictly on potent in.»
cherries honest and reliable. . .
Horace R.liasl1.
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T8.
ThePlumISilog
In your house is of too much lmpor-t.
once to your health and happiness to
let anyone Instal such work molest»
they are thorough mechanics, undon-
standing every branch of the plumbing
and ventilating 33110911111. My work it.
guaranteed. . ,
Arthur E. Benedict
TIN'NING
PLUMBING. HEATING.
5 Monroe St. South Non-walk, Cann-
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Investments
i sell only investments that i hav-
personally lnvostigated, and which
have been most rigidly investigator.
by some of the very best business am
professional men in our city, who 1.11131
large holdings with us and who rec
ommend these investments to the-i:
most intimate friends.
A card will bring you our llterattll"
or a personal intor.viow _ . ,
R. L. 'COBURN. Genera-I Agent.
. 16 South Main Street. -
'1347 111i}
PLUMBING AND STEAM
\ HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATI 16.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVEB AND' RANGES
SLATE AND?’ TIN ROGFING»
Gu and 8team1Fit'tlng, Gnu Fixture“
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have you seen our'akick of
RICHMOND RANGE 3?
THE JONES & HOTCHVKISS
COMPANY
17 WALL eraser.
lldlli] line to II I
I for freight tidy
On and utter ’I‘uesday.‘ January I
limit: FI‘CIL'lIl Propellers will it 1131
lPier 28 M t liivcr, New Yor,k (tom
of Dover street). every 11.131 (1111121111
Sunday), 1114 p. m. Freight rccotmt
at. Norwalk up to i p. m. and 3003i
Norwalk up to 5. $011,111.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT (3'0.
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General Agevi
w“wizinovat ',
Lessee.
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own Home?
. Rents are advancing 'an the: time
and desirable apartments are beuorn.
ng coarser every day We have 11
number of very desirable homes fin ‘
pale, and can make the terms and
price right.
$7.1. MLuytonaco
INCORPORATED. ,
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Telephone VVCIii. 499.V
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