v 1
TAKE. HOME A OOX OF
LIOOITT’I SATURDAY CANDY.
20c POUND.
Fresh From Couch Every was.
DUI CODA FOUNTAIN is ready to
Mohair you with your favorite cooling
drink. Ice Cream Sodas. all flavors;
Cal Ices. with crushed fruits;
{flare and Egg Dunb- or all
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. .1. .,-,-,-,.'-;- l ... urn-1.,- u.-
Mré John Gorham is visiting friends ’
in Stamford.
Walter Bailey, of New Milford, has
been visiting friends here for several
days?
The annual school meeting will be
held next Tuesday evening at the
Fitch School.
Jay Petty and Fred Berger have re
turned from a trip to Newark, Pater
son and Philadelphia
Rev. James W Davis led the week-
ly social session at the Advent Christ»
ian Church, last evening
There was a big attendance at the
prayer meeting in the East Avenue
Church last evening. led by the pastor
Rev. Mr. Freeman.
T a big three-wasted schooner Julia
P.- is cleared light this morning for
New Brunswick. Another big three
meted schooner is being lightered off
Dorian a Point.
Yl'isterday Bennie Celia caught some
this at Hefner's store and as Bennie
is smitewhat distrustful of rats in gen-
oral the rats have had bells put on
them to let him know when they are
comics
~"Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
years No appetite and what I did
eat distressed me terribly. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me.."——J H. Walk-
or. Bunbury. Ohio.
ROWAYTON.
Arthur Gaylor, of the West Side,
found a gold watch recently, and has
oincg restored it to the owner.
The land company that has taken
the Plait property on Roton Hill has
v constructed a large stone entrance to
ii
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deed.
‘ f
" Mrfi. Perry. ',
, ”W- of
W
théfiproperty and has erected a large
sign. .
The roads in this section of the town
are being worked by Constable Edward
J. Rodrigan, and will be placed in first
class condition if the weather will
99!?!“ ,
The annual meeting of the South
Five Mile River School District will be
old this evening at 0 o'clock; in *thei
some). house in Rownyton avenue, for
the purpose of electing a committee-
» man and other officers and transacting
audit other business as Is proper to
canto before the meeting
Witeri you feel the need of a pill tak‘e‘
a DoWitt's Little Early Riser. Small
pill sai‘e pill. Sold by The Clifford
“ Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
many.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mrs. John Brummer was a Norwalk
visitor on Wednesday. _
Mr. and Mrs James Bates
Sunday at Talmndge Hill.
_‘ It, George Freeman of East Nor
spent
I wakfvlsited Darlen friends, Tuesday.
ins Sadie and Lottie Warren spent
a'day with their cousin Miss M.
Mrs. Wesley S. Brady has returned
ro‘rit Yonkers and is boarding with
Mrs. Henry F] . check has been
utter ill and nude tbl doctor’s care
hi
3 reception will'dici given Rev. Mr.-
.5 this evening at the M. E. Church
' page.
pp. Evans harreturned to her home
avenue, “if": a visit with
wlch trio is
Miils Libhiolfit‘v. Seéiy spent a few
last wee Ilt Hm brother‘s, Sel-
1;: eeley in 9w Qapaan.
“ ' and Mrs rsHuton, of New
" are occupying Miss Jennie
". it place at Noroton Heights for
' mmer.
. "Nonnu-
former residence of Benja-
' t. ohn and family, who are now
esldents t3 Rowayton.
The; haseball team chnnected with
s Noroion Heights Hose Company.
0M1... gave a dance at the engine
has» Wedneseday, June 5th. The at-
”atlases was good, for such a stormy
night. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Sarah Fanshaw and sister, Miss
" Elisabeth Hayter. have returned from
New Jersey where they spent the win-
”r with their brother. During their
W Miss Hayter met with a very
til accident by falling down stairs
. king her arm.
- DIIGIIHOHB from Hubble and Minor
'. A. R net'fitamford. in “the
twen y lfive pccompanied by
(led the services at
u war-:esbyfz rlanghufih, firing:
. .liItBMd. .a he s
" nihilism; Wfifit’i‘r’
r ,.' - tt i n e 0"
tried stirlcigi‘i‘iian ifglrs‘l,
‘ 0'
Weights Engine Company in a
ll! bopcbalihx the score of ill to
v mi: of May 30. The
. 1» tohm ollght they had an
easy task with the Dar-ions but found
out their mistake in the early part' of
the game. The Norotons could not do
ny ything with the pitching of Cantrell
lie the Darlens knocked two of the
Normats' heat pitchers out of the box.
The only home run that was made was
it! Mcflinn, who knocked the bail out
of the let:
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Wilmont and
family were very pleasantly surprised
Tuesday night June 4th by the arrival
of Brooklyn pleads for a days visit at
their pleasant home LeRoy avenue
The company consisted of Mr. and
Mrs William Corruer of Brooklyn
Mrs. Comer is a cunt m of Mt Wit
”.-montts her mother i ng a sister of
Mrs Miller, and Mr.s Miller's grand
, daughters the Misses Edith and Dora
‘ May Sbhwegler.
‘ day was spent in the house and upon
A delightful social
the lawn. Refreshments were served
' and during the stay Harold Willmott
took two groups with his camera.
A'FOR‘I'UNA'I'E TEXAN.
Mr. E. W. GOOdioe, of 107 St. Louis
St, Dallas, Tex.. says: “In the past
year I have become acquainted with
Dr. King’s New Life Pills, and no laxa~
live I ever before tried so effectually
disposes of malaria and biliousness.’
They don't grind nor gripe. 26c at
F. H. Baxterfis South Norwalk. and E.
P. Weed’s, Norwalk, drug stores. ‘\
was'rpoar.
Mrs. Morris Mills is entertaining
relatives front out of town.
Oliver Johnson has resigned his po-
sition as gardner for William Staples.
One of William J. Sherwood's men
captured three foxes one day last
week.
R. W. Post has recently been made
a member of the Bridgeport Automo—
bile Club.
Rev. John S. Hough will preach in
the Methodist church next Sunday
evening
George Fairchlld has broken ground
for a new cellar on his property in
Greens Farms.
William Baker has gone on an ex-
tended visit with his daughter in
White Plains, N. Y.
Mrs. Esther Acker of New York
has been a recent guest of relatives
in Roseville district.
Rev, W. H. Holmes, who has been
visiting in town has returned to his
' home in Windsor Locks.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mills of New .Ier
say, are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Horatio Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Brotherton,
who have had severe attacks of tilt
grip are much improved.
Mrs. Mortimer Gardner and two
children have returned home from a
’ pleasant visit in 'l‘aunton.
Mrs Charles Barlow and son ‘Earlc
of Port Chester are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Fred Batterson
Rev. W. P. Lenders and Rev. C. B
Strayer will attend the general con-
ference at South Norwalk next 'Mon-
day
Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Tay,lor who
have been spending the past month
with relatives in Iowa have returned
home.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
J. Taylor was made happy on Montlay
morning by the arrival of a bouncing
boy.
About $100 was cleared at the
hlrtlrday sociul'last week given by the
Music. committee of the Farms
Church.
«Church night services this evening
at the Congregational Church at 7:45,
also the Methodist and Holy Trinity
churches.
Miss Annie Warren from the West
part C. E. were the delegates who at
tended the Christian Endeavor con
vention Tuesday evening in Bridge
port.
Tito Woman's Missionary auxiliary
held a very interesting meeting yestcr
day afternoon with Mrs. Sylvester
Keeler. Mrs. Sarah M. Wukeman had
charge of themeeting and furnished
an excellent program. ‘
The annual Field Day of the K. 0
K. A. was held .at the home of Judge
Foster in Cross Highway and was a
grand success. There was a large
attendance of the members and all the
events of the day were carried on with
spirit. The cecaslon so successfully
planned was directed by W. Frank Os
borne Wimllnpt H. Petrle and Theo-
dore Mat th. ,
WNW—O
HE FIRED THE BTICK.
"I have fired the walking- stick We
carried over 40 years, on account of a
sore that resisted every kind of treat-
ment, until I tried Bucklen's Arnica
Salve; that has healed the sore and
made me a happy man " writes John
Garrett, ”of North Mills, N. C. Guaran-
teed tor Piles, Burns, etc, by F, H.
Baxter, South Norwalk. and E. P
Weed, Norwalk. drugglsts. 250. "
NEW ‘CANAAN.
Segbert Brinkerhoif has a position
with Nelson King, the lineman.
Mrs. Charles Kaiser is visiting for
several weeks with friends in Brook~l
lyn.
A theatre party will visit New
York this evening, and return by spe-
cial train.
William Flagg and family have
moved from ~Burtis avenue to Smith's
Ridge. ,
Arthur Balffen is seriously ill at his
hpme in Railroad avenue, of pneumo-
n a . . . .
William Cooper is entertaining New
York friends at his" South avenue N~
HICGDOG- ... ‘rm ~11
Nightmtchmaa John E. Wood. who
\r‘...
‘ was ill foe»: and days. is able to
.4 .
obtained a» .
.mp'n‘rphiadu
Parker subatomgt
position with the ignor Hosiery
Company, of New York. -
The new train added on the branch
L... -t I-..» ....,v_
i
. local Adams Express agent, will an:
, same charge of the office June
. Benjamin Wood. who has been filling
macaw
. .,M()[ ‘
muffin» miter/W:
roan John. in Newdiork. .
The New Canaan Regulars will play
the Y. M. C. A team of Bridgeport, on
the South avenue diamond Saturday
afternoon. Last year the local teat-l
defeated this one 2 to 0
The Young Melts Social Club has
arranged for a sociable to be held this
evening and are privileged to write
their friends. A pleasant evening is
looked for. Luncheon will be served.
Miss Lucy Simmel she has been
clérlting in Yeatohs dr’y- good store
has taken a position at the store re-
cently purchased by Mrs S. Wood.
cgrner of East Avenue and Main
3 reel
Carleton Johnson is now getting
well. He was a patient in the Statu-
ford Hospital for some time and air-
derwent an operation for appendicitis
complicated with typhoid fever He
returned home a few weeks ago suf-i
fered a relapse and contracted scar-
let fever
Harry Offen. son of Mr. and Mrs.
B. F. Offen, who has been appointed
15
the position. has accepted a position
in the railway express service Mr.
Often resigned a position in the tall-
way Postal service His appointments
here is a most popular one.
Astrike anrongf the Italian laborers,
working for the ‘D Pierce. Jr. Com-
pany of Bridgeport, who are building
the State macadnm road in Smiths
The labor~
are asked for a nine hour day and
$1. 75 wages. They had been working
ten hours at 3150 As soorr as their
demands were conceded they returned
ed to work.
Robert L. Simon of Simon Brothers.
plumbers and Miss Josie Bowlers.
were married at the home of the
bride’s mother East avenue yester-
day at 3 p, m The ceremony was
performed by Rev E. E Benedict oi
the M. E. Church. The bride was at~
tended by her sister Mrs. William Tay-
lor, and the best man was the groom' s
brother and partner, William. The
house was ptettily decorated and the
nuptial knot was tied under a bower
of ferns and roses ivir. and Mrs.
Simon are enjoying a. honeymoon in
New York after which they will be at
home in the cottage in East avenue,
recently vacated by Nelson Silliman,
and family
WILTON.
Mrs Mary A White entertained Rev
Charles A Marks on Sunday.
The Ollo Club is in session this of:
ternoon with Mrs. Mary Nichols.
The Reading Circle met Thursday
fi‘fternoon at the home of Mrs. H G.
homson
Chlldreri' a Day will be observed Sun-
Congregational Church.
Mrs. Wallace, of New York. who has
rented Mrs J M. Betta tine residence
for the summer. has taken possession
Mrs. Erlslacher, of South Wilton,
has rented her house to New York
parties who will
the 15th.
Mr Law and family. of New York,
have leased Mrs. G. C. M. Gregorys
cottage for the season and have taken
possession.
Miss Helen Middlebrook has return-
ed front a several months visit with
list sister Mrs. Henry Wilkenson in
Binghamton.
Colonel Bates and family of New
York, are occupying the Folsom resi-
deuce Ridgely Farm. which the for-
ruer has leased for the season
Mr. Stiles and sister who have occu-
pied the Evans place in Holden Hill
for two or three years, have rented a
cottage on the premises of the Taylor
family itr South Wilton.
Wilton friends of Miss Winifred
White offer congratulations on her en-
gagement to Ely M. T. Ryder. of New
Haven It is said the Wedding will
take place in the future ,
Mrs. E J Hill. of Norwalk. will en-
tertain the members of the Ollo Club
and their friends at the home of Mrs.
A. W. Merwln. Saturday afternoon, re-
lating to he; experiences in the Philip:
pines. ‘
Rev Clarence Berry. who is pastor
of a Methodist Church in Missouri Vis-
ited the scenes of his youth last week.
and called on his old- time friends His
father, Captain Berry owned a fine
residence in Wilton, where his son.
Clarence passed his boyhood
The temperature during the past
week has been Very unusuni' for June
the thermometer" it‘vera'ging 50 de-
sl‘ees... banana sat produce or
feelingi s effects. the gr ss crop wil
be laté while those engaged in the
poultry industry are hoping for warm-
er weotherr- ~
The Wilton Library Association met
Monday evening at the home of H. G.
Thomson. The following oillcers were
appdlnted for the chafing year:
w. D. Hart. president: H. G. Thomson,
vlco presidenti- Miss» Carpenter. secre-
tary, and Mrs. J. M. Betta. treasurer.
Miss Hyatt. was named for executive
cornnrittesfn‘ad Misc Ethel Hart will
mmmp. A... . a.
act as librarian for the summer
months. . Murr- u... Am;
m.
m dynamism
At Outfitters
AND save MDNIV‘.
Extra Fancy Maine Potatoes.
psr pin. 300: bu.. i110
Creamery Butter,
1
The Ve'r’ry Dost
per i ...................... 280
2 cans R Alaska, Silmon . .25c
3 lbs Ca' fornls Prunes ........ 25¢
0 lbs. Extra Large Prunes ........ 26c
t2"lbs. Pure leaf Lord .. ....... . 250
”3:1“de Eggs .‘.‘......t.........., 95¢
main"
Ian Norwallt
l
Ridge, has been settled. after a weeks ',
' suspension of the work.
‘ higher.
lay with appropriate services at the _
occupy it about ,
Rev ..'
l .
‘ for I: “I =3 staff.
yours a
K?“ I.
5:49; low.
1-. ll .
_. an
slam Mt. £555
‘ Sterling Remedy Cc.. Chicago or N. Y.
“II“. SALE, Ill IILLIOI 00128
Punch says: it is only Kipling who
knows all the naval technicalities, but
any landsman can grasp the full signi-
ficance of this.
“Fleet arrived Lagos at noon, an-
choring in two litres asiern of each
other. ——Naval and Military Record.
Auto Fiend-”Our baby spoke for
the first time yesterday.”
Friend—-“Ta ta" lsuppose.
Auto Fiend-“Nope;~ ’Cflr‘ClI‘."‘s-¢
BI‘ODKIJ'LJ Liter. ,...- w
W... .
(i AMUSEMENTS o-
nov'rrs THEATRE.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY.
IMPERIAL PICTURR 60..
the recognized leader in the cannon»
tton and production of feature
pictures.
Change of Program Mondays and
0.
Special Attraction, This Week,
AMERICA’S IDOL, BABY ELEANOR.
in Illustrated Songs.
Matinee, Adults 10c, Children 50.
II FIGHTING CHANCE.
by the ‘
SOUTH NORWALK TEACHEARS,
Franklin Hall,
. FRIDAY JUNE 7.
' Adtnlscicn.2§c.
. “am...—
Baseball
Norwalk Amusamcnt Park
SATURDAY, JUNE 8,
NORWALKS
MAUJER A. 6.. of Brooklyn.
Pbalcn, cf the Paterson team of the
Hudson River League. will pitch for
Norwalk. and Henriqulz, of chckcn,
will cover first base.
Game Called at a: 45.
PRELIMINARY GA E:
Nationals vs. All Americans. Norwalk.
Admission 25¢; Children urtdcr 12, 10c.
Ladies free to the grand stand.
HORSES!
mu... -m
CARLOAD NO. , 1007.
Ohio ”has
Correlating of Drs scan-oat
Chuck's. end Drivossn‘m
These Borg” wil be “sabotaged” Io,
represented any refund
"a Respectfully,
086"
CAL" AND LI IRYv T Isl.
Rlvai- Strolyb Normal? .
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:Efi"‘rffll‘f‘"‘
'mw-m «memmw~
OSTEDMEIC
TREAW
administered. by Dr. Jerome D.v
Witt. a graduate of the parent
school at Kijrksville. Me. This
modern, drugless treatment will
oevrcome the most obstinate
chronic disease.
42d St. Phone 689 Bryant. Oh‘ice.
days Tuesday and Friday of each
week.
Nor-mil: oflico and residence,
:2 1m PM 5103-3:
.Oilice day! my tidy." {‘ with the?
A»: 1‘ fly a, H V.
nifiam!
Prices—Evening. 5c. 10: and 20¢: 1
No
New York oflice, No. 25, W7
.‘N
exception.“ Tuesday‘s“ Friday” '
I have some fine building lots con-
_ « vealeltt to the center of the city which
are offered for sale at a. very reason-
able price I have also sortie good lots
in East Norwalk and some choice re-
Mstricted lots at Highland View Park,
Roton Hill a survey of which may be
seen at this oiflte.
l0 $5,,th0 very select neighborhood in
fact. lots all over The Norw.alks Come
also anti see my home bargains.
John B. Lawrence.
A'Oncya
2 Mb MIIR 8!. MR "WING
Saturday; s“ Ssh. ~
6i Mush: - ‘- the
San Antonio, No Wedding Bells for
Me, Take Me Back to New York
Town, When You Know You’re Not
Forgotten by the Girl You Can’t For-
get. Just Because I Love You So, Tire
Rose is the Flower for Me. You Splash
Me Hi Splash You, Nobody's Little
Girl, and others. .
WM. A. BRlfifififMAN S
. MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington It.
‘ Agent for Crescent Laundry.
Miller 80 J ordan,
iiflil [Stilt BlikBlS,
once, Hart’s Theatre Building.
, .. ,SOUTH NORWALK.
Iain Ollie, iii State Strut,
BRIDGEPORT.
Plants To Rent.
PIANos TUNED av THE MOST
COMPETENT TUNERS wso CAN
as OBTAINED. ...
TENNIS AND GOLF cocoa.
i E. UliKWllllfl it ill.
"Honest Goods at Honest Prices.”
SI Wall Ctr-act. . Noun-lit.
EVERY. l..ADY'8.j DRESBI NO CHAN
should be equipped with a saint:
snow white. one piece "Standard" Por
celsln Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have. hot and cold running water
.in your dressing chamber sloop
ing 'apartment of first floor toilet
room? Its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote You prices On]
plumbers are strictly competent mo
phonics honegt and reliable.
Horace R. Nash
CORNER MAIN AND WEST CTR
ms ego-m NGRWALK;
. twaasuousl.
for . . .
FURNITURE. ‘PJANQI. ETC.
Telephone, 3495-6; ‘.
t
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For; Partictiia
. ~41. Numkrs'sm.
Dildo. Room 0; mums» Bionic. ‘
T . Washing!“ “Hot. ’ '” “WM
TRANIAGTI MINERAL IANKING
W'
I
emu . fly.
.. «a ~ t-o'lnac
at “ My».
It'll“ ‘“ "CIIIIIIII’CI'IIIMIIII"
Wt “we”. Wlifufll- n n
r
N‘ ’0'!th f.
p-
Consuitation Free.
tillrclcl 0. Wallace Marvin
christian wrath
PM
0
Houses real r icted ‘
Mama to ' ' '-
‘ n H I I I E
‘F -' Eflé‘its .fii‘ififi
,w CAPITA
v 0100.000
“5...:ng AND incurs.
mi Narnsw m a
calm -.u RNA» mm»... '
«max cart. itcwrul rota View,
to ”Doctrines-cums.
aorta H. Light ~ 4‘
ERN COTTAGES.
ALL IMPROVEMENTS.
.—.—
FOR PARTICULARS INQUIRE OF
Charles E. Hoyt.
10 BUILDING LOTS AND 4 MOD-
HARD-WOOD
FLOORS. ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND
-.. _._.___W
Got In the Habit of Having Your
‘Sunday Dinner at “if“: ,
ULIFTORD
No worrying about selecting.
your mom no bother with
dishes or atcvc when pleasant
weather comes.
Courteous Service.
Pleasant Surrounding.
Excellent Cooking.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Telephone 49!.
THE LATEST AND BEST
LawnMuwers
at $2. 75 up.
A very strong line of fully guaran-
teed High Wheel Mowers. at $5.50
to 80.00. '-
A complete assortment of the best
mdel of RAKES. HOES, GARDEN
FORKS, GHOVELB, SPACES. and all
Farming Utensils. at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work
promptly attended to.
llorvlll Hardware Go.
39 Main St.. Norwalk.
Telephone Call 97 5
Greg art] 3 Paul
a. gEAST NORWALK
.—.—_
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
.1 Food Cooked to Order. ‘
Bathing and fishing.
Bath Houses to Rent by the Ss'ason
John O’ Sullivan.1
Proprietor.
Hotel Mahackemo.
J. R. CONNOR, Manager. an
. ,
, .W
SERVICE UP-TO-DATE ‘ i
curerE UNSURPASSED’ V
“a RATES REApONABlJE
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
For further particulars apply at of-
fice. Telephone 488.
——
HllIlABEElllllNiSllN
45 Wall so. Nor-wail:- ‘
.4 Washington % Sc. Not-want. ,3.
Real Estate and Insurance
We have several decided bargllnc
In Income producing property that
must Increase in value with the rapid
growth of two-town.
banana Lira. mugs.
Ante Garage
and Machme Shop,
Autortrcb‘lloc stored. overhaulcdgand
repaired. Tires. Lamp” Oil-3. Dry
Cells, Spark Plugs. ctc._—~—.r
Tarpaullns, Tents, Awnings and Calls!
204 WASHINGTON ITJ"
a.»
FRANKC
VANvSCOY
. r' mania
I» mam
" 5 “Nike" ‘ ‘ i '
‘ [12!"wa { . , ‘
' ‘ room Wit p). r ,r .
DOUBLE DISTILLED
True Spirit: of Turpentine .
(GEORGETOWN AAA salami i
For fine Japnns. lacquers. Vunishct. Points. I
It... dc.
THE CHARLES E. SHOLES COMPANY
Sole Soles Agents
l64 Front Street, New York Cil‘}
l. E. litrhrrm,
Inn! ”to.
Decorator
J.»‘,
1
E581: Nor walk
o
Tel. 452.
F. T Eaalnsond. Son.
Deccan-Ions .
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
. WALL PAPERS
70 NORTH MAIN ST.
Tel. 83“. SOUTH NORWALK.
investments.
I sell only investments thin i hav-
perscnally investigated and. whlcl
have been most rigidly investigator
by some of the very best business our
professional men in our city, who have
large holdings with us, and who rec
ommend these investments to their
most intimate friends
A card will bring you our literature
or a personal interview. *
R. L. COBURN. General Agent.
16 South Main Street.
1
19b .
“PLUMBING AND STEAM
., HEATING.»
HOT“ WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
craves. AND nausea
OLATE AND TIN RDO‘iNG
Oil and Steam Fitting, Gal Fixtures
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND. , RANGES ‘1’
THE JONES &AH$TCHKISS
N, , .
517 WALL eraser. Moltw AL
......
Launch Engines, Covers, curtain-r
‘ in; "3%? Effluent texture. “In”? '3 .
. .DN‘DLE i 1 I
iiillij Lite, in N. l
for freight Only
On and after Tuesday, January 1
1906, Freight Propellers. will leh'w‘
Pier 28. East River, New Turk, litter
of Dover street)..every day (exctur
Sunday), at 4 mm, Freight rosette-c
at. Nor-walk up to 4 p. m. and Soul
Norwalk up to 6: 30 p. m.
NoauiALK STEAM soar 00.
Analog J. Smith. 0.0, Hoppman
‘ _Lesaoc. General Ag-nt
._...,. .4..-~v~-v :..W ~47;
\ or.
_ Why NOL Bap-3f our
Own Hornet.
Rents are advancing" tiliitliéI t'fu'lo
,snd desirable apartments are, began):
1318 Boomer ev‘el‘i' day. We have-a
Ituber of very“ desirable homes for
re. and can pose kotho terma'f mu
”A!
1140‘ ”Kilt.
yids 80 Co.
Jane
M ' IRPNCO
.lRllIrolti Avenue,o
.,
Mg I'trth Morin-la
agg—
43...... :ras N‘sw' ’ ' '
DNI armors vitamins.
“custom N rcmtr
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