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Mr. and Mrs. Theodore ‘ Harrison
Clark are away on It trip to the *Bcrk-
shircs.
Mrs. D llmr itcach and Miss Gladys
Beach hate returned front a visit to
Naugatuck.
p
Mls. Albert Dunn, of netts Place.
will be, taken to St. Luke's Hospital,
New York, today, for treatment.
Elmer Smith is having his house
and other buildings painted by Cllalles
Cr,ot’ool of New Canaan.
Mrs. Frank Dchsky, who has been
ill, is getting better, and is able to
get out once in a while now.
Charles 'l‘rouuscn. who has for some
time. been ill Hub. is spending a vaca-
tion at his homc in East Not'walk.
"Ont-c For All” will be the sulfihl
of the sermon by Rcv. James W. Davis
tomorrow (Iv eulng at the Advent CilIis
tian Church,
Rev. Freclllan. of the Methodist
Church. and Rev. Davis of the Advent
Christian Church will exchange pul-
plts tomorronI
Captain Peter Decker and family
started today fot the West. where they
will visit NeIada, California and mm
places of intclcst
"Becoming Skilled Workmcn " will
be theI subicct of the, mccilng of tllc
Epworth League of the East Avenue
Methodist Church,tIlllloIIlow.
The AdIt-Itlt (‘lllisliau Cllulcll has
been renovatcd from top to bottolu
and the interior has been bcatltiiicd
by a handsome new carpet.
ContrIactm Samuel Morehousc has a
force of carpontcls repairing and
shingling the huge bath on the Price
place, occupied by Mr. Bailwitz.
Miss Ethel llcll. Miss Elizabeth Ash-
wortb and Miss Nellie Ackcrman or
East waalk, haw. been the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. David Wald of West
port.
Children’s Day exercises will be.
held by the Sunday school children in
the Union Chapel on Sunday. Juno ll.
at 2:3 . Rev. Frank Brown, of the
Rowaytou Baptist Church, will be pres-
ent alld address the children. All are
cordially invited to attend. "
Prof. E. ii. (inmbnl't, who was to
deliver all address to thc lllctubcrs of
the llal‘aca Class tomorrow, will llII
unable to do so on acc:.unt of its being
Children‘s Day at his l"illll'('il. 'l‘llc
clan will meet as usual at 12:00 and
surely interesting lcssiou is looked for.
Prof. Gumbart will dcll’ver his addrcss
a little later.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Waldl'on,
Cottage avenue, figured in a
thriling accident, early last cvcuiug.
There were driving, ill Van Zaudl
street, and just about to makc the turn
into East Avenue, wllcn ill the Ills-
taltce two motor cycles ridden by Al"
thur Anderson and lljatmcr Christen-
on of South Nolwalk. was secn ’l‘llc
Otors were sloppt d the l'IidCIs having
pedaled around the. cort..lner Mr. Wald-
ron started to cross the Mack. and Its
of
rather
. he, did so one. of the wheels caught, ill
. the track and the axle was broken. Mr.
and Mrs. Waldron were thrown out.
and ‘IIeccich some bruises MI. Wald-
ron held on to the lotus and brought
the horse to a standstill at one
-. ROWAYTON.
The bulk of tho old oyster sloop
which grounded on the bat llotth of
Tavern Island. cally in the winter, and
«Wm has been there since that tiltlc.
was hunted by I tide and the storm
of Sunday and lloatcd IIIIIII The wreck
went. slowlt lo the. wuslwz llll, passing
close to theI south point of Bell Island.
and then out into the Sound.
Baptist Church. llcv.
Brown. pasl,or~-Scrvlces.,
10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. Ill. Morning
topic, The Price of hill): ovoning
Children's llny exercises by tho Sab-
bath school. Sunday school follows
morning service. Junior Endeavor.
3:30; Senior Endeavor, 6:15; Thurs-
7:30, regular happy hour service.
Rowaylon
Rowayton Methodist Church, Rev. E
W.- Bysshe, pastor—~Morulng service,
10:30; Sabbath School, 2 p, m.; hip
worth League, 6:45; evening service
‘ 7 30 The pastor 'will preach lit the
ning senlce, and the Sunday
1 will have charge bf the evening
service, and will render a. special
Clfildren' a Day program. consisting of
genus choiuscs. rccitatlonn and dim
They cordially invite all their
'l‘llosduy oven-
lI‘llqumedicu‘It
regular prayer
oguos.
Heads to the service.
trig, 7: 45. (aplain
all”: Thursday 'II‘ 45
muting. July it. dodicatory services
A Doctor I ficdicine
snarl“:
. from Saturdat
I’IDVD -
to! We ‘
nut-prep
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Work is being rushed upon the new
lhoyuse being erected fol Joseph Hind~
..
Dr. Alice L. Pinch has rented “Cedar-
w-ilde” for the summer and leaves
soon for tile mountains to remain un-
. til October.
Mr. Coles. a wealthy New York
manufacturcl has leased the Mackay
Placc on the Connecticut tulnpikc for
the summer.
Darieu is to have a crack-ajaclt
baseball team this season and a week
will play the West
Ends, of Bridgeport.
The Edward llindley house, form-
crly occupied by Hanfmd Smith in
Main street. has been sold through J
P. Drummer to Stephen Wood.
Miss O'Mcara is having, the Now
ton llcighls lIeslaulant enlarged and
will have suvIIIIal additional tabiel.
This popular place was formelly the
Ashton lestaurant.
in Darlcn. according to the estimate
of the Commercial Record. there were
seventeen sale of property in May,
with Illollgnges of $30,700. lll May.
1900 there IIIcrc twenty- -six sales, with
mortgages of $52,751
The Dnrien Club is planning to give
a ball soon and has appointed as Inclu-
bot-s of the committee in charge of
the affair James Bennett William
Channel's Louis F. Stooma. William J.
Fleming, Jr. Joseph Strchle Edgar
Bliggs. J. '13. Pooley; reocvpllon com
mlttce Herman Schmidt, .11 Pool
cy and S. Horn.
At the Town Hall, last evening. was
given an cntcrtItinnlcnt. “A Slow ’l‘c ll:
in;r llout, 'by Miss Dotha Pinllco, oi
Normalk. Miss l‘inncn's stories are
elaboralimls oi" tales of old times and
of more recent days and ate charm-
lnglv told. The entertainment, as a
whole was one of the best ever given
ller,e and ill view of its merits and be
causrI of its object—to aid the sllect
lighting ftIud-—tllere was a good .Itttcn-
dance.
A prompt pleasant, good rcmch fol
coughs and colds. is KennedI s Laxa-
tive Cough Syl'l.tp It is cspcclnlls
recommended for babies and children,
btlt good for ovclv mcmbel of tllc
family. Contains honey and tar :Illti
tastes nearly as good as maple syrup
(.‘Illildlcn like it Sold by The (‘lll‘t‘old
Pharmacy and , The Bridge l’lutr-
Illacy. '"‘
_.'REDDING
Frank Jcliiffc and family arc to be
cupy Edward Dtacon' s houscI in l.ouc~
town which fol't'llclly belonged to Mrs.
Edulonds.
Ip-‘I
Marshall Sanford is digging the ('l'iI
lIIl' for tiltI bungalow which lluiidcr
McCollom will erect for Mrs. Armory
at, tilt.I Ccllicr.
Church 6‘: C0,, of Scytnour. I'li'l‘ Sillltv
ing an Itrtcsian well for llobcrt Wal—
bridgc on the former Jonathan Whita-
bcatl placc. When the Job is finished
they will put down a similar well for
S. C. Show to supply the house he is to
build just east of the Ridge.
A large and wIIIll-plcaszrll audicllco
IIllclulcd the cutcrtainulcnl given at
tho llidcjo last Friday l‘Vl‘llllilI by pu-
pils of tho Ilalllmry School of Oratory.
'l‘lu- culcrlaiumcllt was ulld-Ir iil(‘ IIuI‘I-
piccn oi the Polish \id Sliillll nl'
(‘hrisl t‘lIuIIl I It: cl ItIItIizcd about, .313.
'l ilc I .llli'orll school closed “( slcrdnv
for tho tc till i 'lel II'IIIulllg' the pupils
nave It dance ill the gjmnasiulll. A
large ntunbcl' of invitations for the of-
fair had been issued. ‘ Proprietor Sau~
ford will move to the house of his sis-
ter for tho sutillllcl', lIIttviut: his own
rcsidcllcc Ill til:I disposal of the Ridge
lllll IIIIIuagculcnt.
The most striking feature of tho
Baldwin case. \‘l'lllt'il was the local scu-
satioll last truck and still continues
to be. ‘d fruitful theme for talk. was tbc
remarkable crop of falsehoods that it.
produced. These stories yct find cl:-
culation and credence I‘lcspile the fact
that they have been disproved by oili-
cial inquiry. An aftermath of the in-
qulry has been harsh and unnlel'itcd
criticism from about every possible.
viewpoint of those officials who bore a
part in. the investigation. Tilcy arc
_ leturn from a trip to DanbulI on the
for external evidences of violence hav-
ing been iutlntcd upon lit-’1", and found
no traces of as much as a bruise or a.
scratch. There were likewise no signs
of internal injuries or of poison.
Nevertheless the stories persist that
Baldwin brutally beat his wife on their
Saturday in question. that her legs
had been mangled by blow from a
hatchet, that her shouldcr bore similar
marks and that at least one arm was
broken. All this was pure invention.
Dr. Smith knew from his two visits
to the sick woman that these tales
had no foundation and would probably
not have favored an autopsy bttt for
the sudden bloating of the. woman's
body immediately following her dc-
mise. Most of the reports have been
traced to Mrs. Elizabeth Deming. a
colored woman living in the neighbor-
hood. who iII known to have ‘a spite
towards Baldwin. There is no ques-
tion as to Baldwin and his wife having
had a noisy squabble irvthc house upon
their return from Danbury, both of
the influence of liquor. They had as
a companion on the return trip .Matt
Young, II colored acquaintance living
in Danbury, and Baldwin‘s outbreak is
supposed to have been prompted by
jealous rage. Youn; did not go into
the house with tile couple and when
Mrs. Baldwin‘s lII‘clveycar-old (laugh
ler ran out crying that “papa was kill
ing malnma.” he discreetly took to
flight. He was subsequently taken
into custody as an accessory to the
supposed murder, but was not held
Mrs. Baldwin‘s hysterical scrcams
tinting the rumpus were heard by
neighbors living at, quite a distance.
When they arrived-she was lying in
the yard in an unconscious condition
Hoary Hill, who hciped carry her into
the house. looked carefully for marks
on hcr face, and saw none. Dr. Smith,
on his two visits. found her ill II weak
and nervous state. but did not consid‘
or hcr condition dangerous.
WILL 'cunE CONSUMPTION.
A. A. “0111‘“, Finch. Ark, writes:
“lI‘oley‘s lloncy and 'l'ar is the best
preparation for coughs. colds and lllll'.‘
trouble. 1 know till! i it has (tired con:
sumptlon ill the that stages.‘ You
never llcartl ot' anv one using Foley’s
Honey and 'l‘ar and not being sails
tied. yi’laistcli's Drug Store and The
CliffotIl Pharmacy
MUSTN’T BE BUSY lN POLITICS.
President Forbid: “Pcrnicious Activi-
ty” of Persons in Civil Service.
President. Roosevelt has issued an
ulllclnl order directing that no person
in the executive civil service shall use
his official authority or induction for
the purpose of interfeIllIg with an elec-
lion or affecting the results thereof.‘
Persons who arc in tho coulpclitlvt
service. while retaining the right to
vote and to express their opinions priI
I'IIlcly. are prohibited from taking any
active part ill politics or in political
management.
The postmaster general has diI‘tIctt-d
lllc Ittlcnllon of all postal culploycs lo
the order of thc prcsidcnt and has
named them to govorn themselves ac
cordlngly
The abol a order will undoubtedly be
cllfotc ctl
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
(The Commcrolal Record.)
Norwalk Residence.
'llIc contract h. .s been awarded to
A. it Malkin S: ('0. lot a new rcsl-
dcncc to bc. build in Main strcct. Nor-
waik. for Charles E. Miller. The house
will be 30x38 feet. containing lllllt'
rooms. which will be ilnishcd with
hard wood floors and hard wood trim.
Every modern improvement will be
provitlcd. including furllttcc heat. John
lI‘Iulzilli will do the foundation workl
Store and Tenement Block.
ll. Mating. of Stamford, has the
contract for building ()11 Ely avenue a
block for Anton Nuggy. it will have
It i'lIonlagc of 100 feet and 20 foot dccp,
till-cc storlcs high, built of concrete
blocks. with gravel roof, ()Il tiltI
ground floor there will be tbrcc stores,
with six lcnemculs on tile two upper
floors. The cost will be $11,000. No
subcontracts let.
Storehouse in Winnipauk.
A. R. Malltin & Co., of Norwalk,
illiVC started work on 'a new store—
ilousc to be, built for the. Muller Gloria
Mills in \l'inuip-Iutk. it will be ‘Jtixlz'z’l
fccl, Ollt‘ story high, with concrctc
foundations and brick walls, gravel
roof, heavy mill construction.
Will Build Pout-Family House.
Excavations are being made for a
house ill ilouton street for Michael
li‘odor. for which ll. Maring. of Stam-
l‘ord. has the contract. it will be built
of concrete blocks. arranged for four
families. with gravel roof and im-
provemcnts.
Nc‘w Oyster House.
blamed for bringing it in the first
place and for not pressing the drunk-
enness and assault charges against
Char les Baldwin after tllc autopsy had
shown that there was nothing to sus-
tain the murder charge. .0119 of the
olllcials in question said Friday that
it this loose and defamatory talk (“'(lli .
iinucd the offenders were, liltc ly to tiIld
tllcnlsclvcs pIIr'liIIs li('fl‘llllt.llli in court
pIococdlulzs. 'l‘llcsc critics cithcl do
not. unlicrslttlld or clsc ignorc that .It i‘
that the allcsl of Baldwin and tiltI at i
ltl‘lllitlll lnvcstigatiou \Icrc not slril li.\
speaking the work of the local .Ittthm
‘ilics but wcro, begun and calriod out
by Iiircc liotl of the county col'oucr on
a Icporl to him oi‘ the cllcumslanccs
by DI. Smith. the ulcdical cxmuincl
who ottld have been derelict in ills
ditty 1 Id be not promptly. reported the
case. 9. minor charges against Bald-
“in w re a IIIItkcslIli‘t designed to keep
him in custody until the autopsy should
dclclmluc wllcthel conditions existed
to sttppoll the suspicious of foul play
When the autopsy disclosed titty ub-
scnce ol’ sucll conditions Coroner DUI
ten ordered the release of the accused
husband and he was accordingly set
free. if the local othcinls had desired
to prosecute Baldwin for his conduct
on tho Saturday preceding the Wed-
curred they should have taken action
III the time. They did not. Illl
proceedings taken subsequently were
cniiroiv under the counters direction.
llrs, Smith and Moore made a most.
|cls Joseph in celebration of the
Ilcstltly when the woman’s death 00- lane majesty,
i; ”l" Iinv is bcing obucrvcd u-i ll. gcncrnl ho-
Work has been started (III a new
building which is to be erected on “’21- ‘
ter street by the Standard Oyster Co.
It. will be 70x00 feet, of frame con-
struction.
House at Harbor View.
A frame house is being erected at
llIIIboI View Park by David L. Crim-
Illius. A new barn will also be cl'cct-
III] on lillt.‘ plopetWty
W. White has ncul‘ly complotcd
nuo oil the houses which ho is‘ building
tor Uoloman _ (‘harnock Allothcl
‘rllouac ‘for the some owudr lI-l roaliv
i'IoI plaster lug and IInothtIr Just staItIItl
Smith. llrolllcrs arc the masons.
The Hatch &'ltal|cy Co. have just
unloaded at, their dock It largo cargo
of N. C. pine and one of spruce, and
their yard is now well stocked. The
company reports one of the best sew
sons they have ever had. with a con-
tinued active demand for lumber.
FAR REACHING AMNESTY IN HUN
G .
BUDAPEST. J une 8~Elnperor Fran
for~
tleth anniversary of his coronation
asking of Hungary, June 8,1867. to-
tiny decreed far reaching amnesty,
specially for persons sentenced for
'i‘hc city In gtlllv decorated and the
iidav Dutimz lhc morubu; the tonal
them being at the time much under ,
' If you octw
tar If you are cut}:
attacks of ind tics. you have no “doubt
had shortness of breath. rapid heart beats.
heartburn or pollination of the heart.
intil estldnl 1cousins gin stomach till“
export -~ we on up against; 0
heart. Thfis cmwdot, 0 heart, and inter-
feres with to action. and In tho' cours- at
limo tbahoart becomog diseased.
Kodbl
‘For‘ Dyspepsia
digests what you eat, takes the strata oil
of the heart. and contributes nourishment.
strength and health 0 every organ of the
body. For indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour
Sttnrrch. Infl ammotlo n o the mucous
tones lining the Stomach and Dig cs-
tivo Tract Nervous Dyspepsia and Catarrh
oftthto tomacb.
Alternating“ myiood would distress Inc by mulling
photo and i would become very weak.
Finally lgot II About: cl Kodol and ltgcvs mo immo-
1iotl roiici. or using aicw be. tier. lam cured.
MRS. LORINO NICHOLS. Penn ch. N. Y.
I but stomaohlroublo and was in a had state as I
had hcan trouhlo with it. i took Kodol Dyspebsil
Dun tor about tour mm. .15) until: cured me.
OKAUBLE. Hawk. 0.
Digests What You Eat:
Ir” angry ole animus I
IOLD
THE CLIFFORD BPHARMACY
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY
PITCHER DINEDN TRADED.
BOSTON, June 8.—vl‘ttchcr William
Diuecn, of the Boston Americans Lett-
{Iuo baseball, has been trndcd to the
St Louis team of Int étlllle league fol
l’itclicl Jacobson and it cash bond of
'$1.tl00.
Fallen. Indigo-tin,
Ionr nomad. Mich
“LB! MI. etc.
It] AMUSEMENTS DI
HOYT’S THEATRE.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY.
IMPERIAL PICTURE CO-I
the recognized leader in the cartoon»
tion and production of feature
pictures.
Change of Program Monday. and
Thursdays.
Spéclol Attraction This Week,
AMERICA' a IDOL, BABY ELEANOR.
II in Illustrated Songs.
Prices—Evening. 5c. 10c and 2°C;
Matinee, Adults 10c. Children 5c. No
higher. ., he...
BaséIb-‘all
'3..2...._.
SATURDAY, JUNE 8,
NORWALKS
vs.
MAUJER AI 6., of Brooklyn.
Phalon. of the Paterson team of the
Hudson River League. will pitch for
Norwalk. and Henrlquiz, of Hoboken,
will cover first base.
Game Called at 3:45.
PRELIMINARY GAME:
Nationals vs. All Americans. Norwalk.
Admission 254:; Children under 12, 10c.
'Ladles free to the grand stand.
HORSES!
CARLQAD no.5, 1907.
. I»: ~ I
Consisting at. lesughtero. Business
Chunks, and mi vie
These Horses will be guaranteed as
represented or money refunded.
.ltccpo‘cttully,
OSCAR EBAN KS
SALES AND LIVERY s‘rAaLso?
River Street; Narwolk.
BUY YOUR OROCERiES
All Our Store
AND GAVE MONEY.
Extra Fancy Maine Potatdcs.
$1.10
l have some fine building lots/con-
venient to the center of the city which
are oifcrcd for sale at a very reason-
able price. i have also some. good lots
in East Norualk and some (‘ll'llt‘l‘ re:
strictcd lots at Highland View Park,
lloton Hill. It survey of which may be
seen at this otllcc. llouscs restricted
to $5,000, very sclcct neighborhood. ill
fact; lots all (Mr 'l‘bc Norwallis. Come
also and see my home bargains.
John B. Lawrence.
Agency.
2 South Main St. South Norwlik.
shamanism
6i Music. - - the.
San Antonio, No Wedding Bells for
Me, Take MII Back to New York
’l‘own, thn You Know You‘re Not
lI‘ul‘gottcn by the Girl You Can’t Foe
get, Just Because. i Love You So, The
Rose is the Flower for Mc, You Splash
Mel I‘ll Splash \ou, Nobody's Little
Gift ,and olhcls.
WM. A leGGERMAN S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Washington St.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIII,
iiilii Estate linkers,
llillce, lloyi’s Theatre Building,
souru NORWALK.
liaill Ollice 181 State Street
fBRIDGEPORT.
Plants in llélll.
PIANOS TUNED BY THE MOST
COMPETENT TUNERS WHO CAN
BE OBTAINED.
TENNIS AND GOLF GOODS.
l. E. llilKWlilili it till.
“Honest Goods at Honest Prices.”
39 Wall strut. Norwnllt.
EVERY I LADY’S ’ nnassmo CHAN
ass
..I
should be equipped with I: cunt:
snow white, one piece “Standard" 1‘01
c‘claln Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient It would
be to have hot and cold running watol
in your dressing chamber sleep
lng apartment or first. floor toilet
room? Its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent ml
chanlcs, honest and reliable.
Horace .R‘ Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 31's
1:
THE SOUTH NORWALK
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
for
‘FURNITURE, RIANOO. ETC.
Telephone, 349—6.
For Particulars Address ,
O. N. McKlBBlN,
Office. Room 4. Havlland Block,
Washington Strut.
.ma .-.“.
lilll NATIONAL Biilll
courn NORWALK, coNN.
runner: A GENERAL IANKINo
lust sass.
icAPITAL,
‘ "00,000.0- I
IUIPLUS AND Pnorlro.
In Inseam.
m
EDWIN H MATHEWSON, PHI.
per pk. 30c: btl.,
The Very Best Creamery Butter.
peril). .. . .. . .c2lii
2 cans Red Alaska Salmon . ..... 25c
3 lbs California Pluncs ........ 2.Ic‘
2 lbs. Elttrn Largo Prunbs . ..... .. "5c.
2 lbs. Pure loaf Lard 25c
............25c
C Good Eggs
A.fi toll
JOHN H KNAPP, lat Vice-Prom
[FREDERICK H. ROWAN. Ind Vtoc-
WILFRID IODWELL‘, (III-Mu.
ulnsc'rono.
E. H. Mathewson Henry uymour
John H. Knapp Samuel arum‘mn
Jolclch R. Marvin _ J. Walloon Marvin
fanllly' attended a Icllgioun service at
the cathedral.
in Oman. All...
I , 'i-flvbl
. “Dim". MIN
k
Em ‘NoMlk .
Ont-lotion swim John H, Lula!
I Fred H. Rowan.
‘ grades or nA'Kss, HOEs. GARDEN
, Tarpaulins, Tents, Awnings and Balls.
.0
Why Payments
to BUILDING LOTS AND 4 MOD-
ERN COTTAGES. HARD-WOOD
ALL IMPROVEMENTS.
FOR PARTICULARS INQUIRE OF
Charles E. Hoyt.
Get in the Habit of Having Your
Sunday Dinner at the
CLIFFORD
No worrying about selecting»
your meals, no bother with
dishes or stove when pleasant:
weather comes.
Courteous Service.
Pleasant Surrounding.
Excellent Cooking.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor.
Telephone 498.
THE LATEST‘ AND DEST
Lawthltlus
at $2.75) up.
A very strong line of fully guaran-
teed Hizh .Witeul Mowers, at $5.50
to 86.00.
A complete assortment o: the best
FORKS, SHOVELS,,8PAD‘:S. and all
Farming Utensils, at tic lowest prices
General repairing and machine work
promptly attendedK to.
..I Donn :- .
larval Hardware 60.
FLOORS. ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND'
Gnosticism» our: .LCAL “(9525,. ...,
rt. IIIIIII- I:.I'II . l i It'wll‘I‘t-ng.
IInIIuIIIIII we. 3'
SM"" W.»
DOUBLE Domini
True Spirits of Turpentine
reconcmou II. AAA sPuuTsI
' ...-.-.
For tint: Japnna. Lacquers. \I’aIuI-oiu .,
“DI. the.
THE CHARLES E. SHOLL‘S COMPANY
Sole Saico [\bLh'fl
164‘ Frdnt Street, - New York City
“.4!
E. ii. Gilliam,
licrnltlltlt,
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EaStNm‘w'aik
Tel. 452.
F. l. chanson It}. so
DEIOORATURS.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer: in
WALL PAPERS
70 NORTH MAIN 81'.
Tel. 338-4. BOUTH NORWALK.
39 Main St, Notwalk.
Telephone Cull 97-5
Gtegtlnls l’tlillli
EAST NORWALK
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Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
Food Cooked to Older.
Bathing and fishing.
Bath Houses to Rent. by the Season
John O’Sullivan,
Proprietor.
Hotel Mahackemo.
J. R. CONNOR, Manager.
SERVICE UPITODATE
CUISINE UNSURPASSED
RATES REASONABLE
Sunday Dinners a Specialty
For further particulars apply at of~
lice. Telephone 488.
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mm In.
liliiiiBEE iiillNitlliN
45 Wall 812., Norwallo ”may.
04 Washington so, So. Not-walk.
Real Estate and insurance.
We have several decided bargain"
in Income producing property that
must increase In value with tho rapid
growth of the town.
PREéIELo'ILITE TANKS. ,
Auto Garage
and Machine Shop.
Automobiles stored, overhauled and
repaired. Tires, Lamps, Oils, Dry
Cells, Spark Plugs, etc.
Launch Engines, Covers, Curtains,
204 WASHINGTON ST»
E. B. Robertson. Proprietor.
paasr o LITE TANKS.
«..- 3....-. ..... . .-
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
momma.
STEAM,
non WAT“
“'II‘N’D
. on rtriiiio.
lTin. Slim INDIGO,”
and Zinc.
W
;. 30th Main 3305'- 5
“BMWWNTIMI’ ‘
WW
I
i sell only investmentl thIII I now
pet serially investigated, and which
have. been most rigidly In mandate"
by some of the Iory bent buslnc ‘8 am
professional men in our city, Iwho ha c
lalge holdings with us and who rec
ommend tiIcsc iuwslmonts to the:
most intimate flicnds.
A card will in ill . you our lttct‘n‘turI
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN. General Agent.
\ 16 South Main Street.
130’ 1:11.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.‘
STOVES AND amass
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING
On and Steam Fittingxfifis Fixturca
Metal Coiling, Etc
Have you seen our stock or
RICHMOND minions 2
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY ‘
1? WALL STREET. w "INORWAD
liaiill l the ill l. l
for freight Only
On and aim 'luestlay, January I
1906, Fri-cl -llt Plopcllcrs will lilia'n'l
Pier 28. East River, New York, tlIIo
’ of Dover str' IIII). every day (exc pt
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight, recch c.
at Norwalk up to 4 p. In. and Scott
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. 111..
NORWALK STEAMBOAT‘ co.
Anningd. Smith. C..C_»,Hcpcm.m
Lessee. General“ Age-v 4
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Willi NOi Bllll 'Y‘Olil‘
Ohm Hollie?
[tents are advancing all the: tint:
and desirable apartments are bosom
lng scarcer ovary :,day. We hayaya
number oi! very deslIatIte homes: Jill
sale, and can make the terms and
price right. :
J. M. Layton 85 Co
INCORPORATED. - »
5 Railroad Avenue. South Norwclu
WWW“.-. «...-m .
-, Im .THE NEW
HOTEL VIC loan.
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLIANII. «I
Our room. a special feature. It"
and Elcctrle Light. throughout. Ito
cry room heated. .
RATES REASONABLE. , '.
Flnely clocked Cato lII «uncouth.
A full line of Ackor, Mmlil AW
dill OoI'o celebrated Wlnlo. nguorc All.
algal-o always on hand I
1'. It. glIISULLlVA
Telephone O
‘iirrti
will no” .
yrvfi‘. ”a, “M“
investments. «I.
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Norwalk Chronicler